The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-09-03

eastern trip.
Wesley McCrory made a business
trip to South Bend Saturday.
Mrs. Amanda Dennie has gone tC
Elkhart fol an extended visit.
There were 81 excursion tickets sold
for Chicago Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Sheldon has returned to Grover.
town after visit with relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Kilmer are
visiting relatives at Walnut and I'll.
osa.
Mrs. Fultz and her three daughters
went to Bourbon Saturdayto visit until
Wednesday.
Mrs. R. ]. Evans went to Argos
Saturday to visit her daughter
over Sunday.
The Union service Sunday evening
we're held in the Methodist Episcopal
church at 1870 o'clock.
Rev. c. E. Weiss preached at South
Bend Sunday morning and at Mish
awake Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Putnam ant
their little grandson went I'd South
Bend to visit over Sunday.
James A. Hanes has returned from
his trip west. He spent about two
months on the Pacific coast.
Night racing is to be feature OF
the Delaware county fair at Muncie
the races to be by electric light.
Mrs. Lavina Hostetler and daughter
have returned to South Bend after Z
visit at the home of Jerry Miller.
Misses Anna Morrill, and Gladly.
Hucthings have gone to st. JOSEPH
and South Bend for visit of a week
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Kyser hav.
returned to South Bend after a visit
Of few days with the family of Elder
Brugh.
Mrs. J. j. Hoffman has returned Il
her home at Argos after a visit witt
her brother and other relatives il
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Frank and theil
mother, Mrs. q. Frank have gone II
White Pigeon, Mich, for a visit o.
ten days.
George Miller, the we'll known vel
driver and veteran of the civil war,
is lying very low at mis- home on East
Caro- street.
Title and Nicholas Gulling have re-
turned to South Bend after visiting
their grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicholas Deitl.
Mrs, Clayton Reslar and son have
returned to Chicago after visit oil
several weeks with relatives ia thi.
city and Argos.
Grasshoppers beat the caterpillar!
this year. Up in Montana they
swarmed over railroad track anG
stopped train.
Arthur Toan, of Marinette, Wis
consin, is here for a visit of few
days with his parents and other rela
tives and friends.
Mrs. Feaser and daughter, who have
been guests of Mrs. Hartle for two
weeks, returned to their home al
Button Saturday.
Cyrus Swain and family, who came
here from Lincoln Neb., to attend TIT
Gibson-Staley reunion, returned hont
Saturday afternoon.
Miss A. E. Wilson has returned t.
Chicago after visit o: ten days witt
her aunt. Mrs. Miriam Marsh and othel
relatives in this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Buck, hav.
returned to their home at Dowagiac
Mich, after visit of three weeks
with relatives in this county.
The Chicago Record Herald think,
the Russian.Japan trouble is not very
serious as yet, as neither nation has
Begun buying Missouri mules.
Mrs. Lucinda Dickey and daughter
who had been visiting a week at Nap
pannee, made short visit in Plym.
outh on their way home to Kokomo.
Mrs. B. A. Lane, who has been Wis
iting the Bakers and other relatives
in Union township returned to be-
home in Hamilton county Saturday
There were no services at tn,
German church Sunday on account Of
the absence Of Rev. G. E. Weiss wht
breaches at South Bend and Misha
waka.
James Oliver, the faF famed pillow
manufacturer of South Bend, was 81
years old Friday. He is still the sue
cessful manager Of the great OliveI