The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-28
! q LOCAL NEWS 3

Miss Fay Wickizer visited in Argos
last Thursday.
d. C. Cole went to North Liberty
last THURSDAY.
d. Fl. Bowles is doing some mason
work at Argos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon Logan visited
at Lapaz last Thursday.
Pulaski Wickizer, of near Rutland,
was in town last Thursday.
Mrs. John w. Houghton went to
South Bend last Thursday.
L. NJ. Laurer made business trip
to South Bend last Thursday.
Mrs. ]. r. Jones was the guest of
friends in Argos last Thursday.
F.. j. Kline made business trip to
Atwood and Warsaw laat Thursday.
Mrs. Lydia Appleman and Miss FL
liza Long are visiting at South Bend.
Save US is the only word that dem.
ocratic poets can lind to rhyme with
Davis.
Miss Mabel Strunk went to Inwood
Thursday for visit OF TWO or
three days.
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went to Argos last Thursday to visit
relatives.
Miss Bessie Wink went to South
Bend last Thursday for a visit of sew
eral days.
Mrs. Ed. Weaver, of South Bend is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Candy and
friends in this city.
Mrs. Leonard Book of Argos has
been seriously i'll for sometime but is
now slowly improving.
Sunday, July the oath was the
last excursion to indianapolis and
Michigan City over the Lake Erie.
Mrs. Grace Altman has returned to
her home at Argos after visit with
relatives and friends IN Plymouth.
j. H. Wittkamper, operator at
Wanatah, former night telegrapher in
Plymouth, spent last Thursday in
this city.
Mrs. C. B. Deemer and children of
this city have been visiting Mrs. Lo-
gan Moore and family southwest of
Argos, several days.
Master Lonney futile and his Sis
ter. Lois, of Fort Way-e. are visiting
Miss Hazel Rosenbury and the family
or w. +. Young.
Mrs. D. H. Brundage has returned
10 her home in South Bend after
visit in this city with her mother,
Mrs. Peter Schroeder.
The beef strike doomed the chicken
market in Chicago. People who
think they cannot afford to buy bread
always manage to get cake.
FOR RENT-One half of double
dwelling; also five nice living roolns
over grocery store. Good location.
Call at Miller's grocery. 240dtf.
Mrs. Christina Young, mother OF
Mrs. Marion Bland and a former resi-
dent of tais county, died July Is. 1904,
at her home near Ransom, Kansas.
C. E. Campbell. the upholsterer and
buggy trimmer, returned Thursday
Montezuma. Ohio, where he has been
employed for the past five months.
The News Mirror says that while
Bourbon is experiencing no particular
boom drive about town shows vast
amount of improvement going on.
Adolph N. Mayer went to Chicago
for visit of three days with relatives
In that city before leaving for bis
home in New York Saturday evening.
Oklahoma, it is said, has crop OF
broom corn larger than anything on
record in this line. Getting ready to
sweep the new state clean, perhaps.
The funeral of Clara Walker was
held at the residence of Mr.. T.
Fish in North Plymouth Friday at
2:3O p. N. services by Bev. r. u. Up
son.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kershaw, of Argos,
who was for many years resident OF
Plymouth, is visiting her son, Lafay-
cite Kershaw, at Bismarck, North
Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. s. Jarrett have re-
turned to Manila, Rush county after
visit of two weeks With the families of
George W. craige and Calvin switzer
In this city.