The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-07
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day for Plymouth. John Robinson.
big show always brings an immense
crowd.
Miss Olive Eranciso, has returned
to Cleveland, Ohio, alter a visit oil
several weeks with her sister, Mrs
DR.. Linqulst.
j. A. Bosworth, father of F. w
Bosworth of this city, is taking in thu
democratic convention and the world :,
fair at St. Louis.
Adolph Kuhn, Edward Mayer
Charles Rheum, DR.. johnson and Dr.
Salesman of Chicago celebrated IL
Plymouth Monday.
Misses Laura Clary and Bland Bid
dlinger have returned to Rochester
after visit of several days with Mis-.
Grace Tanning in this city.
Alexander Carnahan and his daugh
ter, Miss Rose, of Kewanna spent
the Fourth in Plymouth. Miss Car,
nahan came up Saturday.
Mr.. Nagle of Chicago, who came
here with Art" Wiltfong to spend
the Fourth says Plymouth is the pref
test little city he ever saw.
w. P. Wendle, of Milton, Pa, and
Mrs. Mary Forbes, of Nashville, grand
secretary of the o. i. S. of Tennessee,
are visiting at James w. Thayer's.
Adam E. Wise, and family are TAX
ing in the World s fair at St. Louis.
Adam is assisting the anti-Parker for.
ces al the democratic convention
Rev. Lincoln Brooke, and wife OF
Chicago, came down Saturday and
spent the Fourth of July with their
parents Rev DR.. Brooke and wife.
Rev. A. Fl. Zilmer is visiting In
Clarno, Wisconsin, this week.. His
family has been there several days and
will return home with him Saturday.
Charles Westling of Chicago, visit.
ed over Sunday with his parents at
Inwood and spent The Fourth with bis
sister, Mrs. w. G.. Hendricks, in this
city.
Joseph Emenaker, has returned
from Richlands, California, where be
spent over year on account of poor
health. He seems considerably bene-
fitted.
Ed O'Brien Jr, arrived from Mex
leo last week for visit Of few weeks
with his parents in this city. He has
been in Texas and Mexico for sometime
and it has been six years since he was
in Plymouth before.
Both the auditorium and the gal.
lery of the NJ. E. church were crowded
Sunday night. The church was fine
ly decorated and the patriotic and
children's day exercises were appro-
pirate and excellent. -.
w. c. Bailey of Peru accompanied
by his son Henry S. Bailey of the state
university at Bloomington, spent Sum-
day in this city with his brother W.
E. Bailey and his sister Mrs. Bene-
dict.
Harry Swindell and family and Mrs.
Showaker came from Kalamazoo to
Plymouth in their automobile Satur-
day making the trip of almost hum
dred miles In one day besides stopping
at both Elkhart and South Bend.
Miss Ella Hively of Teegarden, Miss
Catherine Geiselman or Culver, Mr..
and Mrs. John Biddle of Ligonier,
Frank Werner of Elkhart, Mrs. ], r.
Vale, of Culver, Mrs. S, G. Shapes of
Logansport, Miss Fay Baker. of Hib-
bard, were Plymouth visitors Monday.
Among those here for the Fourth
of July not mentioned elsewhere we
note DIR. E. J. Ball of Valparaiso,
Miss Hattie Kelley, Jesse Gilmore,
John Hay and Mrs. John Anderson of
Chicago; DIR. CRUDE of Coldwater,
Mich, Fred Devinney of Bourbon, Del
Jacoby of EIkhart and Will NJ. Coch-
ran who solicits subscribers for the
Inter Ocean.
William E. Curtis writes from Man.
la that teachers there receive 81, 200
a year or more, which is paid in gold,
and is two or three times as much as
the same grade of teachers receive in
the United States. Outside of Man.
lila living is cheap, and they are able
to save most Of their salaries. They
could not spend them if they wanted
to, because there is nothing to buy.
No distinction is made in The pay or
between men and women.
Results Of Ball Games.
SUNDAY.
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