The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-09-01

Mrs. Ed P. Rodgers and daughter
are visiting relatives in Tippecanoe
township.
Mrs. Monroe Ream has goLe to Elk
hart for visit of a week with Mrs. II.
J.. Mitchell.
Myron Chase and son Loire, of Ty-
ner, spent the past week at the ST.
Louis exposition.
Mesdames Henry and Charles Law
renee went to Mishawaka Saturday &c
visit until Tuesday.
The Indians were beaten by Ply
mouth in two games of base ball Fri
day afternoon and e7ening.
Arthur Lee of Laporte, and Miss
MilIie Kendall of St. Paul, MIMI, are
visiting at ]. G. BuDneIl'S.
The Bremen Enquirer says John F.
carp, of Plymouth. is figuring on buy.
ing the Bremen Touring mill.
Mrs. Ira Lower has gone to MIchi-
gan City TO remain indefinitely, hav-
ing secured employment there.
The North West Indiana Methodist
Conference meets at Terre Haute on
Wednesday September It'll this year.
Miss Olive Holsinger has returned
to Garrett after visit of four weeks
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Pesch.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Stevens ard
children left for Toledo. o, Saturday to
visit Mrs. Stevens sister. Mrs. Latta.
Mrs. Alice Stevens has returned to
her home at Marion, Ind. after Wis.,
it of few days with Mrs. Floyd Bun
nell.
Mrs. Underwood and Mrs. A. e.
Roberts of this city attended the fu-
neral Of Mrs. Lloyd Miller at Argos
Friday.
Mrs. S. M. Hobbs, who was the
guest of Mrs. A. Q. Roberts several
days returned 20 her home at Battle
Creek, Mich, Friday.
Mrs. Grace Thomas is attending the
Wesleyan Methodist conference and
assisting in the camp meeting aJ Fair
mount, Ind.
Mrs. Hiram Shafer and daughter,
Farel, went to Talma. Ind, to visit
over Sunday at the home of their
uncle, DR.. Fish.
william League of Chicago was in
the cityFrlday andSatu:: day. ItiSpos-
sible that he will put factory in the
old electric light building.
Mrs. Chas. Morcombe and children
IRE spending few weeks at Denver
and Indianapolis with her mother and
other relatives and friends.
Mrs. Rutledge who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Richards in
this city, returned to her home at
Stevensville, Mich, Monday.
Mrs. Mary Woodwork of Fort Scott,
Kansas, who is visiting her brother,
ellison Cleaveland, is spending few
days with relatives at Culver.
About lac persons were present at
the reunion of the Steele family at
the home of b. F. Rhinehart near
Walkerton, Saturday August 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Alleman and
Mrs. Nelson Alleman who came here
with the remains of Nelson Alleman,
returned to Chicago Friday evening.
Judge julius Bennett of Water
town. S. d., died Thursday of heart
failure. He weighed 44O pounds and
was known as the largest judge in
America.
Rev. Mr.. Adomeit of the German
church, went to Wanatan to assist in
the mission feast and organ celebra-
tion of the German Evangelical church
at that place Sunday.
Three young women, unconscious
of the fact that train was swiftly
approaching, drove on the railroad
track near Valparaiso, Thursday
night and two will die The third es-
capped with slight injuries.
The street carnival at South Bend
is having trouble because the mer.
chants have entered a protest against
the obstruction of the streets. The
merchants everywhere seem 10 be
opposed to carnivals this year.
Mrs. DR.. Brown of Knox, Mrs, Ar.
thur Bruce and Miss Maude Messerly
of Winamac, have returned homt
after visit of several days in this
city with their aunts, Mrs. LaBrash
Mrs. Outcalt and other relatives.
Bishop John Hazen White, of the
Episcopal diocese of Michigan City