The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-06-23

Ira Haag, OF Tyner, is visiting a,
South Bend.
Wisdom is common sense In an un
common degree.
Frank Boggs returned to his home
at Argos Tuesday.
Fifty-seven tickets were sold to Co.
lumbia City Tuesday.
For the first time in a good many
weeks the Jail is empty.
Raymond Schlosser came home from
North Liberty Tuesday.
Charles Wallace made a business
trip To North Judson Tuesday.
Master Dwight Byers, of Walker.
ton, is visiting Harold North.
Mrs Emanuel HillSman is quite i'll
at her home on west South street.
Mr.. d. c. Snowberger and Barney
Ocker went to Chicago Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Botset went to Misha-
waka Tuesday to visit her daughter
Mrs. V. j. Pfender.
Mrs. Bertha Beagles went to La
porte Tuesday morning where she viii
visit with her sister.
Appleman and McDuffie are laying
a new cement side walk IN front of
the Hoham residence.
Miss Fink of Tyner, who has been
visiting friends IN this city, returned
to her home Tuesday evening.
Miss Mabel Good who has been Wis
iting Miss Cora Hallock, returned to
her home at Knox Tuesday coon.
An old berry man reports that
while the cherry crop is light We will
have an abundance of blackberries.
Mr.. NJ. D. Bell of Pierceton, after
spending several days in our city on
business, went to Knox Tuesday.
Mrs. w. w. Hill, Miss Flora Koontz,
and Mrs. Behrens have returned from
a visit with relatives at ChurubuSco.
Peter Helm and Jesse Miller went
to Chicago Tuesday morning to at
tend the natiopal convention.
The old SpeiSshoffer building north
of Hills Bakery has been torn away
to make ready for new brick build
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Stone living
east of town, went to Toto, Starke
county, to attend Mrs. Stone S sisters
funeral
Sleep knits up the raveled sleeve of
care all right, but there is such a
thing as sleeping till one is TOO thickly
darned
j. NJ. Mattingly of Plymouth was
the guest over Sunday of w. r. Hay
worth and family. Valparaiso Vi
dette.
Mrs. j. P. Stahl who has been Wis
iting Mrs. Charles Becknell, returned
to her home 1T Canal Winchester,
Ohio, Tuesday.
Mrs. Claude Stevens, of Michigan
City, who has been visiting at the
Woodbury. home returned to her home
Tuesday.
Mrs. w. A. Tank, a sister of Mrs.
A. North, came down from Walker
ton Tuesday to spend several days
with the North's.
f. B. Carey went to Richmond, In
diana. Tuesday morning, to attend the
Sunday Scnool Convention which is
being held at that place.
Roy Rhlnehart who has been work.
ing in the telegraph office at Bourbon.
las been transferred to the f. 1.
Tower at Columbia City.
During the shower Monday after
noon lightning struck in the old BIZ
cycle factory in the northwest part of
town, damaging the west END of the
building.
Michael O'Shaughnessy who former.
ly lived here but now resides at Gar
rett, indiana, was hurt in a railroad
accident Saturday evening. He had
leg crushed below the knee but the
surgeons think they can save 1t.
William Shearer OF Bourbon, left
Tuesday afternoon for Crary, No. Da-
kota. where he expects to remain for
about two months on account Of ill
health. John Dill OF Bourbon, went to
South Dakota, where he is looking
after business matters.
Mr.. Nagel was taken to st. Joseph's
Sanatarium. at Dearborn, Michigan,
which is conducted by the Sisters of
Charity, of which his daughter is a
member, this morning. He was &C.
companied by his son, j. A. Molter
and Mr.. Ed. Bergman.
Capt. Richmond h. Hobson is to
lecture at Laporte next October under