The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-28
Mrs. j. F. Langenbaugh visited at


day afternoon at South Bend.
Miss Theresa Hendricks has gone
to Elkhart for visit of week.
Creatore and his famous band will
be at Winona from August s, to Aug.
ust 20.
John Lerly one of Walkerton't old
est residents, died last Sunday aged
so years.
A twelve-year-old son of jacob Paul
of Walkerton, died Monday of con.
sumption.
Mrs. Yockey and Miss Anna Dunn
are spending few days at Winona
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E, Reeve have re-
turned from their visit of two weeks
in Illinois.
Miss Iva Glass, daughter of Joseph
Glass, has gone to Hamlet for visit
of two weeks.
The condition of Hon. Charles Fl
Reeve and his daughter, Miss Mabel,
'remainS unchanged.
Anthony Turner of Walkerton, and
John Collier of 1yner, transacted bust
ne-s in Plymouth today.
Judge Capron and Daniel McDon-
aid spend most of their time at Max
inkuckee Lake these fine days.
Mrs. Amanda Wallace has returned
to her home at Walkerton after visit
Of several days with relatives here.
Mis- Kate Sullivan has returned to
her work in Chicago aft n visit of
two weeks at her home in this city.
1t looks more and more like a bum
CO game worked on the democrats of
the west by Wall street and the solid
south.
Mrs. James w. Thayer who has been
seriously i'll for over two weeks, is con-
siderably improved but is not yet able
to be up
Mrs. DIR. Henry Holtzendorff, who
has been the guest of Mrs. j. r. Los
ey, returned to her home at Misha-
waka Tuesday.
Mrs. Wise who had been here two
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Alpha
Ball, returned to her home in Chica-
go, Monday.
Will Hunt spent Monday with his
parents in this city. He expects to
leave soon for the harvest fields of
North Dakota.
Miss Lois Thompson went to In
dianapolis Sunday to visit month
with relatives in that city and at
Greenfield, Ind.
Mrs. Roswell has returned to her
home at Elkhart after visit of a
week with the family of Edward Dill,
in West township.
James Edward Wolverton, who died
a few days ago at Hartford City, be-
queathed $40, 900 to the Masonic lodge
OF which he was member.
Mayor Harrison announces that the
democratic national committee will
get no financial assistance from the
Chicago committee this year.
Miss Edna zeigler, of West town.
ship. accompanied by her little broths
er, Harry, has gone to New London,
Ohio, for q visit Of three weeks.
H. H. Campbell of Polk township
was in Plymouth Tuesday. He says
there was quite heavy hailstorm in
his neighborhood Friday morning.
A prominent Plymouth democrat
remarked Monday that Bryan's two
defeats will look like victories by the
side of Judge Parker's defeat In Nov
ember. ~
Mrs. s. M. Harrington who has been
the guest Of her niece, Mrs. e. H.
Durham and other relatives here, re-
turned to her home at Akron. Ohio,
Tuesday.
Harry Englehart, fourteen years of
age, was sent to jail for twelve days
at Mishawaxa for drunkenness. He re-
fused to tell where he purchased the
liquor.
Mrs. r. p. Caravan OF Crestline,
Ohio. who has been visiting her son. &.
P. Caravan, at Bremen, took the fast
train here Tuesday for her home
in Ohio.
About 40 persons went to Culver on
the Methodist Sunday school excursion
Tuesday. The crowd was only about
half Is large IS the railroad company
expected.