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


Bourbon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pyle transacted bust.
ness at Warsaw yesterday.
w. M. LyteIl. of the county infrm-
airy is visiting at Bremen.
Peter Kellar of Culver, transacted
business in Plymouth Yesterday.
w. E. Leonard is putting in lights
at North Liberty this week.
Miss. Margaret Cole has gone to
Walnut for visit of two weeks.
Miss Blanche Freshour of Culver, is
visiting her sister at Argos.
Russell Tanner and his aunt, Mrs.
Doles, spent the day at Rochester.
Mrs. G.. w. Matthews, of South
Bend, is visiting at d. E; Snyder's.
R. c. Kloepfer's family have moved
to Pretty Lake for their summer vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Frank Tanner and her sister
have gone to Argos for visit OF few
days.
Mrs. j. f. Hartle, who b as been Ill
for several weeks, does not show much
improvement.
E. Shirar, George weimer and A.
Becker transacted business at South
Bend yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. M. Logan has returned to
Fort Wayne after visit OF ten days
with relatives here.
r. d. Lawrence, Of Pittsburg Pa.
visited his brother, William Lawrence
in this city this week.
There will be a farmers harvest
carnival and balloon ascension at
Lakeville next Saturday.
Miss Carrie Lambert who has been
the guest Of relatives here, returned
to her home at South Bend yesterday
Miss Hattie Kelley who has been
visiting In this city for several days
went to ODER to visit her father
vest rlay.
Mrs. o. 4. Acker arrived from Nj.
agara Falls today to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Disher, in this
city.
Miss Mabel Epson has returned to
her home at Elkhart after a visit in
this city with her brother, ReY. r. G.
Epson.
Earl E. Sheriff, Of the f. E. Dick.
ersOn Company, Detroit, who is EN-.
ployed here, has gone to Bremen on a
short business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Reeves have
gone to Sheffield, Ill. for visit of
two weeks with relatives there and at
other points in that state.
Miss Lottie Smith residing north of
town and Mrs. Sherland of Lapaz,
have gone to Zion City, ILL.,, to assist
Dowie In his work there.
Mrs. Catherine Stansbury has re-
turned from South Bend after visit
of ten weeks in that city with her
daughter, Mrs. John Green.
Miss Emma Markley has returned
to her position at the Mexico orphans
home after vrsit of few days with
her parents in West township.
Mrs. c. o. Brady returned to her
home at Goshen today after attending
the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Branson
Vangundy, Of Tippecanoe township.
Miss McG.othlin who has been the
guest of the family of her brother, w.
S. McGlothin during the past ten days
will return to her home at Boonville,
Ind, Thursday.
Mrs. Charles West of Chicago who
has been visiting relatives at Columbia
city, stopped day on her way home
to visit her sister, Miss Julia Walters.
Miss vernie Burnside, who is en-
ployed at Mishawaka, changed cars
here on her way to her home IN Tyner
where she will visit until next week.
There was a tornado in Nebraska
Sunday night which did considerable
damage; but just wait till the whirl-
wind strikes the state In November!
Mrs. Hooper, OF South Bend. visit
ed Tuesday afternoon and over night
with Mrs. d. e. Snyder and went
from here to Lima, Ohio, to visit rel.
atives.
w. S. McGlothlin and family, his
sister who Is visiting here, Lee Nc
Glothin and his wife's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Trowbridge spent yesterday
at Lake of the Woods.
Nathaniel Sherland Of Lapaz, the
Oldest man in Marshall county, spent
Wednesday in Plymouth on his
way to Donaldson TO visit relatives
and old friends.