The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-06-23
Plymouth, Ind, Juue %, 1904.
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Miss Laura Boss has gone Oh visit
to Warsaw.
Miss Mabel Good of Knox, visited
Plymouth last week.
Mrs. D. E. Snyder and wife spent
Thursday at Bourbon.
Trustee Henry Hall made business
trip to Grovertown.
Mr.. L. M. McComb made business
trip to South Bend Thursday.
d. B. Thomas and wife returned
from the G.. A. K. encampment.
Mrs. E. E. Jones of Donaldson re-
turned home THU lay from Warsaw.
Mrs. A. d. Senour and daughter
Bessie, visited at Etna Green last
week.
Mrs. Tippen of South Bend, is Wis.,
iting her brother Frank Kline, in this
city.
Street Commissioner Knoll has a
gang OF men cleaning up Walnut
street.
Lottie Rolf the guest of Miss w.
Eckert returned to her home at South
Bend.
Miss Muril Weick, of Columbia City
visited her teacher, Miss Emma
Holem.
Willis Burkett has repaired and
beautified his home on West South
street.
Geo. Price left last week for Cham :
pange. ILL.,, where he has accepted a
position.
Mr.. J. w. Wittkamper telegraph
operator at W&natah, called on friends
IN this city last week.
Mrs. Simon Myers has returned TO
her home at Wabash after visiting
relatives in this city.
Miss Lutrell Ringgenberg, who has
been attending school at st. Mary s,
returned home last week:
About twenty-five members of the
G. A. r. residing at Rochester
changed cars here on their way home
from Warsaw.
The novel sight of a six-headed OK
team passed through here last week
Such spectacle was familiar sight
thirty years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sayre of Elk
hart 0returned home last Thursday.
Mrs. Shay and Mrs. Mueller of this
city accompanied them.
DR.. III. A. Deeds and wife and Miss
Gee Burkett were the guests of their
relatives Mr.. and Mrs. L. HI. Williams
and Mrs. Charles VAIL of Warsaw
last week.
Members of the Indiana State
Dental association, convened in
Indianapolis, say business is good
They expect to pull through the sum-
mer.
Appleman and McDuffie are laying
new cement sidewalk around the
residence of Welcome Miller at the
corner of Plum and Washington
Streets.
The Presbyterian church has pur-
chased the property just east of their
church formerly owned by Mr.. L.
Linkenhelt and will use it as parson-
age. NJ. j. A. Yockey who lived
there has moved into Mrs. Lawrence IS
property vest of DR.. Burkett's resi-
dence.
Perry Sumner, a mail carrier of
Fowler, Ind, enticed little eight
year old Bertha Pritchett to ride with
him on his route Saturday, and upon
her return home her condition was
found to be criticol, requiring the at
tention Of physician. Later a vic
ious mob battered down the door OF
bis home in a vain search for the
brute, intending to lynch him, but he
escaped their rope and fed to parts
unknown.
Mr.. William e. Palmer of Benson
county, North Dakota. and Martha d.
Wo0dcox, Of Plymouth, Ind, were
united in marriage Tuesday afternoon
At 5.o'clock by Rev. 1. Rothenberper
pastor of the First Reformed church.
1t his residence, SIS North Scott
street, South Bend. After visit
with relatives here and at South Bend
they viii 60 to York to make their
future home. The groom has sxten-
sive property interests in that pIace.