The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-07
Mrs. David Welborn Is visiting at

Argos.
Corn looks we'll Notwithstanding the
chilly nights.
MIR. and Mrs. 1. N. Shrider have
moved to Hamlet.
Lee Turner is preparing to present
Fireman Jack" at Argos.
Mrs. Hammered of Frankfort, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. o. Lam
son.
Miss Louise Wolford went to South
Bend TO spend Sunday with her sister
at st. Mary's.
The Republican state campaign will
open late this year-probably not be-
fore September.
Cyrus Zehner of South Bend, visited
in Plymouth Friday evening and re-
manned over night.
The Walkerton Independent says
there will not be more than half
crop of huckleberries.
George Nagle, who was taken to a
Michigan hospital about ten days ago
is said to be improving.
Eddie Roach of ST. Michael's Acad-
envy, went to Chicago to spend the
Fourth of July.
Mrs. Theodore Sponsler and Mrs.
Grace VanGilder are guests of rela-
tives at Elkhart.
Arthur Wiltfong came from Chicago
to spend the Fourth of July at his old
Plymouth home.
Miss Mary Patterson has gone to
Chicago for a visit of two weeks with
her aunt, Mrs. Ruth.
Miss Lucy McFarlin who attends
school at Valparaiso, came home aud
visit until Tuesday July 5.
Maggie and Michael Ness, of Co.
lumbia City. are visiting the family OF
Jacob Ness In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nj. CumminS spent
Saturday in Plymouth On their way
from Wabash To Hanna.
Raymond Metsker went to his home
at Monticello, Ind, to visit during
the national holiday season.
Nathaniel Gerard and family of
Bourbon township went to Macy to
visit relatives over the Fourth.
Mrs. Mabel Wilkinson and son, of
South Bend, are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxey in this city.
George Claycomb aud daughter of
near Etna Green, went to Lawrence
county, Ill. to visit until Tuesday.
Herb Voreis cut his left foot almost
half off with an AK at the basket fac
tory Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mcdonald ar
rived from Chicago Friday evening to
remain until alter the Fourth of July.
G.. w. Protsman and Mrs. Charles
Protsman took advantage of the holi-
day rates to visit relatives at Convoy,
Ohio.
There are only about 100 licensed
school teachers in Adams county,
while there are places in schools there
for I35.
Mrs. E. Tascher went to Chicago to
visit over Sunday and the Fourth of
July with her son, Eugene Tascher
and wife.
Mrs. II. j. Mitchell of Elkhart. Is
here for visit of few days. She
admits that there is no place like
Plymouth.
Mr. and Mrs. Baska, of Kewanna,
visited Joseph Anderson in this city
Saturday on their way to Hanna to
spend the Fourth
Miss Hazel Buckley who makes her
home here with her grandparents, d,
g. Smith and family, is visiting her
parents in Chicago.
Henry Burger and family and Mrs.
Kate Ringgenbery of Nappanee, drove
to Plymouth Thursday and spent two
days with relatives and friends here.
Tammany is out flat-footed for
Cleveland for the democratic presi-
Dental candidate. We are afraid
Grover has been getting into bad CON-
pany.
j. A. Runner Of Fort Wayne, and
Miss Bessie English of Logansport,
who attended the Miller reunion at
Twin Lakes last week, have returned
home:
Great increases In the negro popula-
tion are shown in the final bulletin
of the census bureau in Washington,
the total for the United States being
8. 204,531,
The indianapolis Star gives fine
pictures of Hon, B. f. Shlvely, Mrs.