The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-21
! & LOCAL NEWS q !:

= John c. Bunnell and. wife spent
Friday afternoon at Culver.
Mrs. Jerry Blain and son are visit
ing at Van Vert Ohio.
Mrs. Henry Parker spent Friday
at Lake Maxinkuckee.
Mishawaka played ball at Ply
mouth Sunday July II.
Lakeville defeated the Mishawaka
ball team last Sunday ! to-.
DR.. Eley made very fine catch of
bass at Pretty Lake Thursday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Duddleson of Culver
spent Friday in PlJ mouth.
Mr.. Walter Dolka has gone to Peru,
after spending day with j. F. Gallop.
The excursion to Niagara Falls over
the Pennsylvania lines is August 4th.
Adolph n. Mayer and his niece, Miss
May Speyer, spent Friday at Warsaw.
Adolph Mohn of South Bend, spent
Thursday and Thursday night IN Ply
mouth.
The new Chicago city directory
places the population OF that city at
2,24O, 900.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Wiley returned
Saturday from a visit OF several
days at Rensselaer,.
Mrs. Howell of Chicago, and Mrs.
Crowley OF Burr Oak, are visiting at
DR.. Loring's.
The Tooth Indiana regiment will
hold its 10th annual reunion in Sept
ember, at Elkhart.
Ralph Barrett, a teacher OF 'fippe-
canoe township, is taking CONNER
cial course at indianapolis.
Mrs. Catherine Tibbets went to
Longcliffe Friday to visit her daughter
Miss Emma Montgomery.
DR.. Mary Walkers pants for recog-
milton made no breaches in the walls
of the st. Louis convention.
Mrs. William Montgomery and Mrs.
Nelson Mclaughlin we're guests Of rel
The German township Sunday schol
convention will be held in Salem Evan
geIical church, Thursday, July %.
Misses Frances Thayer and Stella
Reynolds are spending few weeks
with Mrs. Louis Mcdonald at Chi
cago.
c. Narcombe, the L. E. & w. agent
here, is with his family spending his
vacation of two weeks with relatives
in Canada.
Miss Gertrude Morsches of Anderson
and Miss Marie Morsches, whom she
is visiting went to South Bend FRI
day to visit until Sunday.
Sheriff Bondurant is preparing to
build fine residence on his lot on La
porte street, on corner opposite and
east of the G.and Hotel.
The Mitchell Carnival company will
give an entertainment here during
the first week of August for the bene-
fit of the Plymouth band.
George vinall spent the entire day
Thursday at Pretty Lake. 1t is the
first whole day that he has beeh out
of his store in sixteen months.
Messrs. Theo. Sherman, Bert
Hines, and BENJAMIN Morris went to
Lakevilie to make balloon ascension
at the Farmers picnic Saturday.
"Now boys" said the teacher,
chow many months have twenty-eight
days" All of 'em" promptly replied
the youngster at the foot of the class.
1t is claimed that Of the 800, 90
farm vehicles made and sold yearly In
the United States, $4,000, or about Is
per cent, are of South Bend produc-
ton.
The death of Paul Kruger, Boer
patriot and former PRECEDENT OF the
Transvaal republic seems to have
caused sorrow In many Of the capitals
of Europe.
Misses Mary and Maggie Radican
have returned to South Bend after a
visit Of several days In this city with
their grandmother. Mrs. Kate Radi-
can.
Attorney Iden Romig, Of South
Bend, spent Thursday afternoon in
Plymouth and withlhis wife left here
on the $50 p. M. train fpr st. Louis
to spend = week 1t the worlds fair