The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-09-17

w. B. Black went to Macy to visit
over Sunday.
Arthur Bryan went to Argos to visit
over Sunday.
Mrs. George MAGELLAN is visiting her
son in South Bend.
Sheriff Bondurant transacted busi-
ness at Bourbon Friday.
Miss Hazel Neff has returned from
her visit at Auburn Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Seiders went te
Chicago to visit over Sunday.
Mrs. Bogardus, of Culver, has gone
to Aurora, Ill.,, to visit relatives.
Rev. ]. Hester is the Wesleyan
preacher for the Plymouth circuit.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Sponsler are
visiting relatives at Bloomingsburg.
William Ormand has returned from
visit at Detroit. his former home.
County Treasurer O'Keefe made a
business trip to Valparaiso Saturday:
Misses Esther Holem and Gertrude
Jeffries, attended the fair at ROches-
ter Saturday.
Mrs. Ritchey, wife Of DR.. Ritchey,
of Donaldson, went to Monterey Sat-
urday to visit her brother.
Mrs. w. A. WEIGH has returned to
Peru after visiting relatives in the
country east of Plymouth.
Miss Edith Logan, residing five
miles north of Plymouth. has gone to
Chicago for visit of two weeks.
Thirty states have laws regulating
railways and the question arises, how
do the Legislators of other states get
passes?
Rev. j. F. Pressnall went to North
Liberty to preach Sunday. His cir
quit includes North Liberty and Pleas
ant Home.
Mrs. Brown has returned to her
home In Chicago after visit of week
with her mother, Mrs. Redd, who is
quite sick.
Misses Ella Marsh, Rachel Caven-
der. Effie Apple and Prudie Bottorff
went to South Bend Saturday to visit
over Sunday.
Rev. ]. H. Hildebrand reports pros
poets good for one Of the largest and
best crops of corn ever raised in the
vicinity of Teegarden.
John Voreis, of Burr Oak, who has
been employed at Chicago has resigned
his position and gone to the state of
Washington to take homestead.
John Sigler and his sister Miss Jen-
ME Sigler, who reside about five miles
south of Plymouth have gone to La
grange cou lty for visit of a week.
Mrs. Mary Myers, of Marion, Ohio,
and Mrs. Lee Jacoby, of Lima, Ohio,
who came here to attend the JacOby
reunion and visit relatives, returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. Christine Leonhart has return
ed tn her home at Portland. Indiana,
after a visit of few weeks at the
home of her son, John Leonhart,
northeast of this city.
Almost every northern Indiana pa
per that has reached our table this
week reports one or more crops of
Strawberries ripened in the vicinity
since the first of September.
Milton Jones, of Van Vert, Ohio,
who has been visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Alva Richter, and other relatives
and friends in the north part of the
county, returned home Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. John F. AppIeman,
who now have charge of the orphans
home at Mexico, Ind, came up Friday
evening to remain over Sunday. They
are doing good work at the home.
Work began at the new wagon
works Monday morning. Much of ne
machinery now in the factory is in
running order and quite 4 number of
wagons will be finished up at once.
Mrs. Play Woodward and children
have returned from a visit o: several
days at North Liberty at the home of
Del NJ. Woodward editor and pro-
prietor Of the North Liberty News.
An American woman recently killed
a tiger. We knew that American
men were not afraid Of the tiger, but
were not aware that American wo-
men had become SO daring.-Laporte
Herald.
Favorable reports respecting the
apple crop are received from New
England, middle Atlantic states,
northern Ohio, northern Indiana.
southern Michigan and Kansas, but