The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-06-09

MIS-. 0ooelt UOuSu Speut 1ueSud,
at WInona.
DIR. Knott was called to Donaldson
Tuesday to see DR.. Ritchey.
Miss Jeanette Gay has gone to Wi
mona to spend the summer.
Mrs. Work and Miss Barr of Bright.
side, have returned from visit at La.
porte.
Mrs. Jane Martin has gone to Mish-
awake to visit her daughter, Mrs
James Healy.
J. Fl. Pickerl, of Donaldson. stopped
in Plymouth Tuesday on his way to
South Bend.
Mrs. Beerbower and Mrs. Ed King
erman visited relatives and friends at
Donaldson Tuesday.
Andrew Henney of West township,
has gone to Kirkwood, ILL.,, to work on
farm during the summer.
Senator Parks went to Winona Tues
day to attend the big Kosciusko
county republican convention.
Ray Metsker, brother of the editor
Of the Independent, arrived from
Monticello. Ind, Monday noon.
Rev. q. A. Brooke went to North
Liberty Tues 'ay to attend the district
convention of the Epworth League.
Mrs. Fertig and her daughter. Mrs.
Grace Mccain, of Chicago, who is
visiting here, spent Tuesday in Argos.
The first home grown strawberries
of the season were sold In Plymouth
last Friday. There will be plenty in
a few days.
Mrs. N. H. Shepherd of This city.
and her mother, Mrs. Bailey of Lake
Vile. are visiting relatives at Wana-
tab this week.
Misses Eva Wickizer, Cora Hallock
and Minnie Swindell went to North
Liberty to attend the district Epworth
League convention.
James Barnes, who has been work.
ing with fencing gang here, went to
Rochester Tuesday for visit of two
weeks with his parents.
A cyclone did considerable damage
at Michigan City and in the northern
portions of st. Joseph and Elkhart
counties Sunday evening.
Chas. S. Deneen, the republican
nominee for governor Of Illinois, was
an Indiana student, receiving his
schooling at Valparaiso.
Miss Orpha Smith. of Delphi, passed
throughPlymouth Tuesday on her way
to North Liberty to attend the En-
worth League convention.
Mrs. Mary Wood of. South Bend,
visited Mrs, Speisshoffer Tuesday on
her way to Bourbon to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rowan.
The beginning of harvest in Kansas
and Oklahoma and fine spring wheat
prospect In the northwest caused a
break in the price of wheat this week.
Julian Lauer arrived from New
York city Monday evening for visit
with his parents. Mr., and Mrs. Levi
Lauer and other relatives in this city.
Miss Olga Shakes who has been
teaching at Rossville, Ill. the past
year, returned to her home in this city
Tuesday to spend the summer vaca-
ton.
Mrs. T. B. Harris and Mrs. Fannie
Freese who have been visiting Tobias
Fish in this city went to Middlebury
Tuedsay. After a visit there will go to
Alabama to reside.
The Zehner Wolf Creek ditch case
was heard by Judge Adair Monday
afternoon and be decided that the
petitioners could not run a ditch
through a mill dam.
Mrs. Barbara Bryan of Rochester.
and her sister, Mrs. Susan Secor of
Akren, have returned home after q
visit Of a few days with Mrs. Bryan IS
500, Harry, In this city.
A man who has started what he
calls tho "Goo" religion is now trying
to establish a congregation at New
Lisbon, Ohio. he evidently thinks
the fools are not all dead yet.
Miss Bae Baker, who came here
from Chicago to attend commence
ment, and the alumni reunion, went
to Winona Tuesday and will go from
thele to her home in Chicago.
Many Of the people who tried to see
= bull6gEt at St. Louis last Sunday
got away with bruised heads and
broken noses. We shall not waste
any time sympatbizing with them.