The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-08-18

Gibson-Staley reunion at the home
of S. S. Staley Thursday, August Is.
Mrs. Keim K. Brooke is spending a
few weeks at Petosky for hay fever.
Arthur Toan is home from Mari
nette. Wis for vacation of a few
days.
Miss Morris took bright little girl
from Brightside to home in Kewan-
ma today.
Mrs. Candy, of South Bend is visit.
ing relatives at Plymouth and Argos
this week.
Hon. John w. Kern, democratic
candidate for governor, spent Wednes-
day afternoon In Plymouth.
The Parks family reunion will be
held at Huffman S Lake, near Atwood,
Friday, September 10.
Misses Waite, Of Ann Arbor and
Chaplin, of Milan, Michigan, are visit
ing Mrs. r. A. Randall.
Mr.. and Mrs Milo Burns, of Utah
are visiting their father, S. w. Burns
and other relatives here.
FOR SALE-A rubber tire, reed
bodv go-cart. in fine condition. Call
at this Office for particulars.
Senator Parks attended a meeting
of the Kosciusko county republican
committee at Warsaw Wednesday.
Miss Goldie Pressnall and her guest
Miss Ida Mead, of Mishawaka are Wis.
iting in Argos for few days.
Mrs. Jennie Muckman of Chicago.
visited friends here this week and
went from mere To Mentone.
Mrs. Tanner and Sadie Cormican &C
companied Miss Mitchell to her home
at Argos for visit of few days.
The sixth annual reunion of the
Senour family will be held In the COL
lege building at Bourbon, Thursday,
Sept. /.
Mrs. Baylor and daughter. Mrs. w.
T. Vanvact)r and Mr.. Norman Galen-
tine spent Wednesday with relatives
at Inwood.
A glance at our list Of marriage Ii
cenSeS will show our readers that some
of the old folks have been getting mar.
ried this week.
Misses Mary Lombody and Nellie
Hawblitzel, residing north of town,
have gone to MaSsillon, Ohio, for a
visit of two weeks.
Rudolph WEIGH. who is employed in
the great Marshall Field dry goods
house in Chicago, is home for va
cation Of two weeks.
Mrs. Charles Becknell and son Ar
thur and her daughter, Miss Myrtle
White, are spending few days with
relatives at Walkerton.
Miss Marguerite Hume has gone to
Winona to spend ten days at the lect.
ures and various entertainments to be
given during that period.
Mrs. Machlin and daughter of Wis
consin. who are visiting Mrs. jack
man in this city, spent Wednesday
with their hostess at Winona.
Rev. George E. Hicks, pastor of the
First Christian Church OF Laporte,
was guest at the home of Rev. N.
FL. Sheppard Tuesday night.
Mrs. Bowles and her daughter, Mrs.
Jerry Hines have gone to Mishawaka
for visit of few days. Eli Bowles
has a restaurant there now.
Miss Vera Humriehouser has re-
turned from Winona where she has
been taking instruction in oratory and
physical culture several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Wells, former resi-
dents of Plymouth who have resided
near belong for the past eight years,
visited at Levi DickinSon'S WedneS-
day.
Honesty is the best policy, and it
has this advantage over all other
kIndS-you neither have to die nor
burn down your house to realize on it.
Old settlers picnic at Lapaz, Thurs
day August %. Excellent program
and good time generally. Every body
in ST. Joseph Marshall aud adjoining
counties invited.
The Michigan and Northwestern
Indiana circuit race meeting will be
held al Laporte county fgir on Tues
day. Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day, August % to 26, 1904.
J. w. McCrory has sold his farm to
Chris Hoover and is going to Paulding
county, Ohio, to make his home with
his daughter. He will have a public
sale Thursday, September L. i
Misses Geneva McCrory and Jessie
FARRELL who had charge of Indiana
educational exhibit at the Worlds