The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-06-16
Arthur Brian spentTuesday in War.

Shovel points for all makes of Guilt
vators. Forbes Seed Store. 36t2
John Staley went to South Bend
Tuesday on business.
Otis Smith took in the circus at
South Bend Tuesday.
d. F. Redd called upon friends at
South Bend Tuesday.
John F. carp made business trip
to South Bend Tuesday.
G. A. Wills made business tIip to
Lapaz Tuesday afternoon.
w. T. Biddle went to Culver Tues.
day where he is employed.
Miss Elsie Barbour is the guest of
relatives in South Bend.
A. j. Bowel and wife attended the
circus at South Bend Tuesday.
w. E. Smith went to South Bend
Tuesday to take in the circus.
Simeon Lewallen, of Bourbon, was
in the city Tuesday on business.
David Thompson, went to Warsaw
Tuesday to attend the reunion.
Graham Rose of Bourbon called up
on friends in this city Tuesday.
Prof. Frank, of South Bend, called
upon friends in this city Tuesday.
Miss Beatrice WEIGH went to South
Bend Tuesday, to witness the circus.
Mrs. Frank Cromley and daughter,
spent Tuesday at South Bend.
Miss Nellie Wheeler has accepted a
position IN printing Office at War
saw.
Over 100 tickets were sold to South
Bend Tuesday on account of Ring
ling'S circus.
VIM. Poor and family spentTuesday
with Mrs. Henry Hawkins at South
Bend.
Mesdames James Gilmore and j.
Rinard, spent Tuesday at South
Bend.
Mrs. Mary Glass went to South Bend
Tuesday to spend few days with
relatives.
Miss Mamie Weckerle of Chicago, is
the guest of friends and relatives in
this city.
Messrs. Carl and Quincy Kleckner
went to South Bend Tuesday to see
the circus.
Mesdames ID. G. Knott and VIM.
Ormand spentTuesday with friends at
South Bend.
Rev. Nh. Shepperd leftTuesday to
visit friends at South Bend, Elkhart
and Goshen.
w. E. Leonard called upon his
daughter, MIS-. IaDler Howe, OF
Lakeville Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. T. Clay, of Fit.
Wayne, are visiting relatives and
friends in the city.
John Smith went to Benton Har-
Dor, Mich, Tuesday, where he has Sc
cured employment.
Frank Crowley spent Tuesday In
Bourbon and Tippecanoe in the inter-
est Of the Heinz Co.
Mrs. Mary Huffman went to Roch-
ester Monday evening to attend the
funeral of relative.
Eugene Lewis, who is running a
barber shop at Culver this summer
was in the city Tuesday.
The Culver post of the G. A. R.,
changed cars here on their way
to attend the reunion.
Michael Stack and family of Gar
ret, are here to attend the wedding of
their sister, Miss Kate.
John DeMont and son, of Kala-
mazoo, are the guests of J. c. Bunnell
and family, of this city.
J. E. Haines agent for the Pennsyl-
vania Co., in this city, sold nearly 100
tickets to Warsaw Tuesday.
"Blondy" Thompson formerly of
this city. died at Peru last week, OF a
case of the delerium tremens.
Flag day was not observed Tuesday
in Plymouth. the only flags displayed
being that of the g. A. R. Post.
Mrs. Eldredge Thompson went to
Uuion township Tuesday, where
she will spend couple of weeks with
relatives.
W. E. Palmer and family, Of York
North Dakota, who have been visiting
relatives in this city, went to South
Bend Tuesday.
Torty-fve years ago Tuesday, the
Northern Indiana Editorial Associa-
tion Was organized in the Westervelt
hall IN this city.