The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-06-30
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Will Kingspury of Iowa is visiting
Mr.. Cleaveland.
Herschell Tebay spent yesterday at
Inwood on business.
Mrs. W. G.. Hendricks is spending
the week at Inwood, with her parents.
Mrs, Aldan and son, Adrian, of
Chicago, are visiting Mrs. leaveland.
Miss Bessie Mcdonald has gone to
South Bend for visit of few days.
Mrs. L. Blue of Etna Green, is Wis.,
iting with the family of John Ringen-
burg.
James Hogan, has gone to Moline,
Illinois, TO work in the Rock Island
shops.
Harley A. Logan, is able to ride
down town after severe illness of six
weeks.
Miss Pearl Gammons went to South
Bend yesterday to visit with Mrs. Belle
Jordan.
Miss Helen Jordan is spending a
few days with friends and relatives in
South Bend.
Mrs. John Bohrer, nee Katherine
Stack, has returned TO Plymouth for
short visit.
Mrs. Daniel Jacoby who has peen
very sick this spring, was able to come
to town yesterday.
Miss Edna Stewart OF Logansport
is visiting with her aunt, Mrs: Ellen
Shakes of this city.
Miss Dora Mcdlothlin of Boonville,
Ind, is visiting her brother, w. S.
McGlothlin in this city.
Miss Olive Green has returned to
her home at Culver after short visit
with Miss Effie Blanchard.
L. Anderson, has returned to Grow.
erton after transacting business in
this city for a few days.
Mrs. A. Cole was called to Macy
yesterday on account of the illness
Of her sister. Mrs. NJ. Boggs.
Miss Grace Butcher of GrOvertown,
has returned to her home after Wis.,
itlng with friends in this city.
The monster street parade of the
Robinson show will excel anything of
the kind ever seen In Plymouth.
Mr.. Edd HillSman, from Columbia
City is visiting his parents and friends
in this city for couple Of days.
Mrs. Monroe Steiner came home
yesterday after spending a few
days on her farm near Walkerton.
Master Dean Walker who has been
visiting with Vole Butler OF this city,
returned to his home near Hubbard
yesterday.
An informal dance was enjoyed by
some of the leading young people of
Plymouth at Alberts hall Tuesday
night.
Miss Olive Thompson who has been
employed in the schools of East Chi
cago this summer, returned home this
week.
After visit of a few days with
Mrs. Fred Koontz, Miss Meta Living
house has returned to her home IN
Hubbard.
Miss Sarah E. Pearce, has returned
to her home in Chicago, after spend
Ing week with the family of H. G.
Thayer.
The John Robson show has $50 of
the finest horses to be found any,
where, and ten acres of space are re.
quired for its tents.
Miss Lillian Maxey of this city, who
is principal OF one of the schools of
East Chicago. is spending her vacation
at the Worlds Fair. ST. Louis.
j. E. Jones. and grandson Chester
A. Barton. have returned to their old
home in Marion, Ohio, after spending
nine months in this city and vicinity.
VIM. Wendle, of Milton, Pennsyl-
vania, and Mrs. E. Wunderlich, of
Columbia City, who have been visit
ing with the family of James Thayer,
spent the day at Winona.'
The board of review will adjourn
next Wednesday. They have made
very few changes In assessments.
Everybody seems to be satisfied with
the ratings given by assessors,
Adolph N. Mayer arrived from New
York, Tuesday evening for a visit of
three or four weeks with his parents
and other relatives In this city. 1t is
his first visit at home for three years.
If all our farmers could be induced
to discard scrubs entirely and use only
pure breeds. the increase in the value
of stock would be one hundred per
cent. 1t does not pay to keep scrub