The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-14

Miss Edna Poor is visiting her sister
at South Bend.
Miss Louise Corse is spending few
days at Winora,
Mrs. Pearman is visiting relatives
in South Bend.
| Luther Cressner transacted business
In South Bend Friday.
L. c. Morland, transacted business
at Bourbon and Argos Friday.
Mrs. S. w. Jackson is visiting rela.
tives at MiShawaka.
John Nation, of South Bend, is Wis.
iting relatives here.
Sigmund Mayer, transacted bust.
ness at Argos Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hendricks are
visiting at Chicago.
f., 1t looks like St. Louis democrats
have got their money back.
Harry Hampton has returned from
a business trip at Hamlet.
Jesse Altman transacted business at
Culver this afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Clara Lambert is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Viola Hume in Tyner.
Miss Pearl Deemer went to Argos
FRIDAY where she hasa class in music.
Peter Whitesell went to Donaldson
to visit over Sunday with his parents
David Harrington. of Tippecanoe.
transacted business in Plymouth Fri
day.
Wesley Bradner has returned to
Donaldson after a visit with friends
| here.
The democratic platform agreed to
at ST. Louis will be found in our paper
today.
Miss Edna Switzer spent Friday at
Hlbbard with her aunt Mrs. j. l..
Mosher.
Miss Mary Mccoy has returned to
Bourbon after visit with relatives
and friends here.
Bourbon township will hold a Sum-
day school convention at Sandridge
Sunday, July II.
The basket factory shut down at
noon Thursday until Monday on ac-
count Of wet weather.
Mrs. Upplinger and Mrs Sweet have
gone to Rochester for visit of week
with relatives in that city.
Mrs. George A. Williams and daugh-
ter Lulu, have returned from a visit
of several days at Hamlet.
The big show will exhibited on Mol
ter's grounds close to the business and
residence part of the city.
Fred Corse went to Warsaw Friday
morning to transact business and
spend few days at Winona.
E. B. .Jerritt and wife, of Rush
county, are visiting the family of their
uncle, George Craige, In this city.
| Democrats believe that Friday is an
unlucky day. but the man nominated
will be showed under In November.
Earl Twomey son of Agent Tom
Twomey formerly of this city is act
ing as clerk at the Pennsylvania sta.
ticn in Columbia City. a
Metsker says Parker has proven that
silence is golden. but he thinks he
will be prepared to say show de do
to the notification committee.
The attendance at the st. Louis fair
for June was 2,124,391, or more than
twice the attendance Of May. The
total at the close OF July was $780,
923.
Jerry Duggins, the Terre Haute
man who murdered Mrs. James Ram
sey and two children, was hanged at
the Michigan City prison Friday morn.
ing.
There is a complacent smile on the
members of the band-wagon crowd
who got there first. But there is still
a large crowd who say they will not
ride.
Andy" Molter has a system OF
water works Of his own Invention that
/ is worth seeing. He brings fresh water
direct from his flowing well into bis
house.
The funeral of Jacob Warner was
held at his late residence in West
township at 1000 a. m. Sunday and
the remains viii be taken to Argos fol
interment.
Hearst has had the experience any
way. He knows now that Rockefeller,
Belmont and Wall street combined
can spend more money than he car
to get nomination.
Miss Hattie Howard, Of Pueblo,
Colorado, granddaughter of the late
David L. Gibson, is visiting relatives
in Center aid Bourbon townships,