The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-08-04
! 4LOCAL NEWS 8 !

Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Robinson are
visiting at Van Vert, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Horn, of Val
paraiso. have been visiting in this city.
Robert A. Hume attended the
Grange meeting 1T Winona Thursday.
Mrs. 1. Holley and her sons, Ray and
Frank, are visiting at Argos this week
Rev. A. III. Zilmer went to Hunting
ton county Thursday to remain over
Sunday.
Miss Saza McMaster has gone to ST.
Joe. Mich, for visit of a few days
with friends
Mrs. James w. Logan went to Fort
WAYNE Thulslay to visit her daugh
ter, Mrs. Winget.
Mrs. A. d. Senour, and daughter,
Bessie, are visiting relatives at Etna
Green and Bouib bon.
Seats are now ON sale at Shaded s
Drug store for Wards Minstrels.
Saturday is the date.
Mrs. Foster Grove and daughter.
Irene, OF Hibbard have returned from
a visit at McComb. Ohio.
Mrs. Eugene Marsh and Miss Bertha
Marsh, Of Meadsville, Mo-, are spend
ing the week at Hibbard.
Mrs. w. z. Starr went to RensSa-
laer, Ind, to attend the funeral OF
her niece, Miss Newman.
Miss Grace Tanning went to Ro-
chester last evening where she Will
visit few days with friends.
F.C. Jenke has resigned his po'it-
ion as deputy county auditor and Will
work for life insurance company.
Excursion to Niagara Falls over
both the Lake Erie and Pennsylva-
MIA railways, Thursday August A.
Senator Parks has returned from
his farm after spending a week look
ing after the haying and harvesting.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Rippey, residing
IN the country near this city, have
gone to Argos for visit of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Kuhn went to
Warsaw Thursday TO visit their first
grandson who is now two weeks old.
Mrs Arthur White, of North town
ship, has gone to Alliance. Ohio, to
attend the annual reunion of the
Yeagley family.
There will be considerable marsh
hay cut this year. The crop is b :tter
than u iual while the crop of timothy
and clover is light.
The South Bend butchers and gro
GERS will hold their AMI ual picnic at
Culver, August 9, and 1900 people
are expected to attend.
Louis and Alpha Mickey returned
from Fort Wayre Wednesday even.
ing, where they we're guests of their
sister, Mrs. VIM. T. Clay.
Master Lucian Lewis, aged five
years, caught slx-pound bass at Lake
Maxinkuckee. He will be quite an
angler if he improves with age.
Between the assertions of the strIk.
ers and the contradictions of the pack
ers the consumer RAY pay his money
but he takes no choice of beef.
A youth from North township was
fined for public lndecency in Justice
Young's court Wednesday. The fine
and costs amounted 70 $3.50.
A heavy thunder storm is reported
at Hamlet last Thursday. A barn wal
struck by lightning and destroyed ant
a horse was burned to death.
Mrs. Freimyer OF South Bend, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. w
P. Biddle, went to Bourbon and Tip
pecanoe townships to visit relatives
berore returning home.
1t is said that three days will ex
naust the supply of beef in Chicago
Then let Chicago eat more vegetables
and cool of the blood that makes an
archists and blood-thirsty rioters.
Wabash county has taken down al
the lightning rods from It's cour1
house. But most of the occupant
have their rods up to catch the cur
rent that they hope will strike them
Mrs. Nora Scholz, of Terre Haute
who with her two children have beer
guests Of her mother Mrs. Scott Hen
dricks, In this city for the past ter
days. has gone to Argos to visit rela
tives.