The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-09-01

George and Willie Hendricks are
taking in the ST. Louis exposition this
week.
Mrs. Lewis Harris and son, Victor,
are spending the week with relatives
at Peru.
Mrs. Henry Hand, of Green town.
ship, is visiting her sons at Rockford,
Illinois.
w. ii. Love took advantage of the
excursion and spent Sunday in De-
troit and Canada.
Read what Comrade Kelly has to
say about Jones Grant, our candidate
for county treasurer.
Mrs. R. II. jeffrey has returned to
her home at Rochester after visit of
ten days in this city.
Mrs. DIR. Knott and daughter, Rose,
have returned from vacation of six
weeks at White Lake. Mich.
Reports on the wheat crop and the
visible supply show that the country
will be able to export little or no
grain.
Mr.. and Mrs. WhitSon of Scots
burg, Ind, who have been guests of
the family of Fl. V. Weir, returned
home today.
Mrs. S. S. Thompson of Seneca,
Neb., is here for visit of month
with her brothers, F. NJ. and j. w.
McCrory and other relatives.
Miss Moral D. Green, who has been
the guest of her cousin Mrs. DR.. As
pinall in this city, returned TO her
home at Portland, Oregon NJ, MAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Chase, Rudolph
WEIGH end Archie Wilcox completed
their vacation in Plymouth and re-
turned to Chicago Sunday evening.
Miss Addie Brown. who has been
the guest of Mrs. Searles in this city
and other relatives In this vicinity.
returned to Los Angles, CAL, Satur-
day.
Herbert Buck and. family arrived
from the east Sunday evening for
visit with Mrs. Bucks parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Hill and other rela-
tiveS.
Ralph Sharp, wife and baby, of
Muncie, visited at Henry Wenninger'
just outside the corporation on the
west of this city Saturday and SUM-
day.
Otto L. Grossman passed through
Plymouth Monday on his way to his
home in Argos. riding an automobile
which he purchased in Kalamazoo,
SATURDAY..
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Two
work horses and two driving horses
will trade for sheep, cattle or hogs;
what have you for trade. Enquire at
this office. d1w1
Otto T.. GroSman was nominated
for trustee and c. T. Middleton for
assessor by the republicans of Walnut
township last Saturday, Like most
republican tickets this year, it cant
be beat.
Mrs. James Green has returned from
visit of ten days at the home of her
son in South Bend. She visited the
farm in st. Joseph county where she
played when a child more than sixty
years ago.
Lightning struck Jones Grant IS
house near Bethel church last Thurs
day, but did not do much damage: on
Friday the residence Of William Ben
nett in Bourbon township was struck
by lightning and burned to the ground.
Mrs. Charles Wade and children and
Rev. Mr.. Hornaday and family retur-
ned toBeaverCity, Neb., Monday. Mrs.
Wade spent five weeks with relatives
in this county, and the HornadayS
spent most of their vacation with rel
atiyes in central and eastern Indiana.
While Will Melvin, of Elkhart, was
holding a pet rooster on his arm Sat
urday, the fowl pecked him in the eye
destroying the sight. The rooster has
always been pet and often ate from
its masters hand. 1t is supposed that
the chicken mistook the eye for food.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Tuttie have re-
turned to Coldwater, Mich, after a
visit in this city with Mrs. Montgom.
cry and Mrs. Burch. Mr.. Tuttle' s
father was among the pioneers OF
West township, but sold his farm
there and went to Michigan AZ years
ago.
Rev. Mr.. Hornaday and wife OF
Reaver City, Neb., visited over Sun.
day with the family of JobE Boss in