The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-08-11

Miss Bessie StuObs is visiting at At
wood.
j. F. Marsh transacted business in
Tyner Friday.
Miss Harriet Matthewson is visit
ing at Inwood.
Miss Frances Emerson spent last
week at Winona.
Miss Ella Morris has returned from
visit at Valparaiso.
| Robert Jack, of Pierceton. was a
I! Plymouth visitor Friday.
Mrs. York has returned to Inwood
after visit in this city.
Miss Nora Mcintyre of Argos, was
Plymouth visitor Friday.
Miss Della Price and Crpha Wells
returned to Argos Friday.
Mrs. Harry Brakeman is visiting
her sister 10 South Bend.
Mrs. William Pitts went to Men,
tone Friday to visit over Sunday.
AL. Bogardus is reported seriously
i'll at his home north of Culver.
Mrs. j. a. Miller of Walnut town.
ship, visited her mother last week.
DR.. ]. Carson. of Valparaiso, trans
acted business in Plymouth Friday.
Mrs. Floyd W. Scofeld is quite i'll
at her home northeast of Linkville.
Mrs. R. Hoham, of South Bend,
went to Argos Friday to visit over
Sunday.
Mrs. Dora Shafer and children Of
Argos, visited Mrs, Singrey Thursday
and Friday.
The Bremen telephone company
have extended their line to the Lake
of the Woods.
William and D. j. McGriff, of Bour-
bon, transacted business in South
Bend Friday.
VIM. Hunt left for North Dako-
ia Sunday morning TO work In the
harvest fields.
Misses Ida HUFF add Callie Ketter-
ing of Bremen, were visiting in this
city Thursday.
Louis link and wife of Burr Oak,
have gone TO North Dakota to remain
during harvest.
Mrs. E. P. Germany has returned
from visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Dillingham;, at WARSAW.
Miss Alma Wilhelm came from
South Bend Friday for visit of a few
days with Miss Ella Craig.
Mrs. Scott Hendricks went to Cul.
yer Friday to visit over Sunday with
her mother and other relatives.
Misses Anna Leffert and Lizzie Lol.
maugh of Argos were guests of Miss
Dora Sheets Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Tinkey and son of Warsaw,
and Miss Sellers of Silver Lake, are
visiting the family of B. F. ROUGH.
Mrs. Salesta Miller and Miss Jennie
Neidig of Bremen. visited at Ben
Llnkenhelt's few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Altman and their
guests, MIR. and Mrs. Daniels of Co
lumbia City, spent Friday at Culver.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Haley and Will
liam Leonhart OF Jay county, are wis.,
iting at John Lecnhart's east of this
city.
c. o. Yarrick was called to Walker
ton Friday to repair the water works
boiler. 1t is job that will require
two or three days.
Mrs. Graham Of Anderson and Miss
Elsie Gordon Of Argos have been WIS.,
iting Benjamin Switzer and other rel
atlves in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Flick. who have
been visiting relatives 10 this vicinity
tie past week, returned to their home
at Payne, Ohio FRIDAY.
Misses Nellie Baker and Clio New
house of Argos, were guests of friends
in Plymouth Thursday afternoon and
eyening and remained over night.
A slight blaze at earns elevator
caused fire alarm just before noon
Friday, but the fire was extinguished
without the aid of the department.
Hon. Charles P. Drummond and
family, of South Bend, have been at
tending the carnival and meeting
friends from all parts Of the county.
An exciting advance in the price of
wheat in the Chicago board of trade
was caused Thursday by very unfay-
orable reports from the west and
northwest.
| Curtis Wachter OF Bourbon, is oc-
cunvino tho nosition n hook keener