The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-08-04
Mrs. Smith Pomeroy is visiting her


son in South Bend.
Rev. J. B. Carter will spend the re-
mainder of this week at Winona
DR.. Moore has sold his drug store at
Teegarden and will move to Ohio.
A. c. Miller took a day off the farm
and took 10 the attractions at Winona.
The pickle crop will not be as large
as was expected on account of dry
weather.
Mrs. ]. L. Mosier, of near Hibbard,
visited her daughter, Mrs. John c.
Butler Wednesday.
Miss Alice Langdon has returned
from a visit of week with relatives
and friends at Elkhart.
Bessie Cannon Of Argos and Daisy
Leitch of Chicago are the guests of
Helen Jordan this week.
Good residence property on South
Michigan Street for sale. Inquire of
J. f. ZARP, PLYMOUTH, IND. 249t6
Miss Nellie Wilson of Indianapolis,
who has been the guest of Miss Anna
Dunn, returned home Wednesday.
The annual reunion of Forty
seventh Indiana Regiment will be
held 10 Wabash on August 81.
Mrs. Peter Schroeder was called to
South Bend Wednesday by illness of
her daughter. Mrs, Jesse Brundige.
Harry Newton, who has been visit
ing Ronald Thompson in this city,
went from here to Alexandria, Ind.
Mrs. John E. Snyder will spend the
remainder OIL this week and Sunday
visiting at South Bend and Mishawa.
ka.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bickel residing west
of town, went to Wasarusa to attend
family reunion which occurs Thurs
day.
Rev. Geo. A. Plug moved into the
new Presbyterian parsonage on the
corner just east of the church Tues
day.
Daisy LeItch, Bessie Cannon, Law
renee Hoffman and Ray Schoonover
spent Monday evening with Helen
Jordan.
Prof. Edmondson, the optician is
now making free tests of all eyes at
Rinard's Drug Store. Call as early as
convenient. 15Ot3 wt1
Mrs. Fannie Nicholson has returned
to her home at Kalamazoo. Mich,
after visit of week with relatives
at Bourbon.
Thomas Tribbey shipped y head of
hogs to Buffalo Wednesday that he fed
himself. They average 26o pounds
and are very tine.
Max Bunnell has returned to his
hume at Walnut after visit in this
city at the home of his grandfather,
Luther Cole.
Mrs. George GulIing has returned
to her hume at South Bend after Wis.,
it with her father, George Deitel, and
other relatives here.
Mrs. Joseph Stegman and children
are here from Peru visiting Peter
Stegman and other relatives and at
tending the carnival.
DR.. Skater and wife came up from
Rochester this afternoon to visit John
w. Wiltfong and see what kind of
carnival we have in Plymouth.
Miss Maude Metsker. of Monticello.
who has been visiting the family of
her brother, C. w. Metsker in this
city. went to Terre Haute Wednesday.
Warren Burch will have a big pub
lie sale at his residence on the Rich
ardson farm three miles northeast of
Teegarden, Wednesday August 10.
Since lightning struck the flagstaff
Of Tammany Hall yesterday there has
been good deal of discussion as to
the correct Interpretation of the omen.
The song of the katy-did and the
crickets. sharp click 10 twilight hours
tell that summer is On the wane and
frost will be here before many weeks.
Corn is needing rain badly and pas
lures are becoming brown. A good
rain within three days would be worth
a hundred Thousand dollars to Marshall
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kraker and L.
&. Harley and wife went to Mishawa-
ka today to help Mr.. and Mrs. George
Motz celebrate their. 25th wedding
anniversary.
Mrs. Elma Kyle formerly Of Tippe-
canoe, who has been at the county
house much Of the time during the
past two years, joined her husband at
Elkhart last Sunday.