The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-28

Mrs. Ba0cOcz, OF BOURBON, is WISH
ing her daughter, Mrs. Brockus.
Joseph Coar, of Bourbon TOWNSHIP
was Plymouth visitor Friday.
! Mrs. o. F. Hoover went to Chicag
Friday to remain oyer Sunday.
Forbes, shipped some find plants t
Mrs. E. R. Culver, at Culver, Thurs
day.
W. Fl. Simons has returned to Chi
cage after a visit Of a week at his farm
east of this city.
Verne Miller has accepted a position
as bookkeeper for the Heinz plckl
firm at Kewanna.
Mrs. Ryan of Pierceton, is visiting
her daughter Mrs George w. Kauf
man in this city.
Mrs. Milton Soice and daughte
Hazel. have gone to Chicago for Wis
it OF two weeks.
Mrs. Eli Miller and daughter o
South Bend, stopped here Friday OIL
their way to Tyner.
Mr.. Gust Sickmiller. of the Bethe
neighborhood, went to Hobart Fri
day to visit over Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Andrews has returned Il
Chicago after a visit of two week
with relatives in this city.
| The wet weather in the SouthweS
and west during the past week ha
advanced the price of wheat.
AS result of narrow escape from
drowning. Thomas Smith. of South
Bend, has become raying maniac.
Hammond gets an immense whole
sale grocery manufacturing plant
driven out of Chicago by high taxes
Mrs. Chester Hall, Of Bourbon
stopped here Friday on her way tt
South Bend for a visit of a few days
Mrs. Pearson has returned to hel
home near South Bend after a visit OF
several days with her daughter In this
city.
The rush of homeseekecs to the
Rosebud reservation has exceeded al
predictions and railroads have reaped
a rich harvest.
Mrs. Mary Woodrow of Fort Scott
Kansas, is visiting her brother, Gil
son Cleaveland and other relatives and
friends in this city.
Ed earn received the first load OF
new wheat at bis elevator Friday. II
was from the farm of Charles Zum-
baugh in West township.
Mrs. Mcfarland of Tippecanoe
township accompanied by her grand
son Ralph, has gone to South Bend tt
visit her son, M. d. Mcfarland.
Mrs. B. w. Healy and children
went to Logansp0rt Thursday even
ing for a visit of ten days with her par.
ents and other relatives. in that VI
cinity.
Mrs. Hooper, of South Bend, on bel
way home from Lima, Ohio. stopped
in Plymouth Thursday afternoon to
visit two or three days with Mrs. D.
E. Snyder.
Rev. w. W.. Lineberry is visiting
the churches of the NJ. p. church at
Walnut, Akron, Dunkirk. Portland
and other points In eastern Indiana
this week.
Mrs. Harvey Hutchinson, who was
caIleu to Kalamazoo by the serious i'll
ness of her daughter, Grace returned
home today. She left her daughter
convaleScent.
Mrs. j. G. Woodrow, Of Kansas
City, is visiting her sister. Mrs. @. r.
Cooper and other relatives In this
city which was the home Of her child.
hood and young womanhood.
Mrs. William Callow of Cobb, Wis
consin who has been attending the
"FeastJof Tabernacles" at Zion city,
came from there to Plymouth Thurs
day to visit her sister Mrs. McCallum.
Mrs. S. NJ. Babcock. Of Bremen,
for many years resident Of Plymouth,
is visiting in Michigan this week.
She will 60 from there to St. Louis
and spend the summer with her
daughter In that city.
Jones Grant, republican candidate
for county treasurer, was In town Fri
day. He is prominent farmer OF
the Bethel neighborhood and after his
election the people will have an officer
Of whom they will not be ashamed.
The toughest beef or chicken can
be made tender and palatable by put
ting q good spoonful of cider vinegar
in the pct in which 1t is boiling or In
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