The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-08-18

James Thompson has gone to Frank
fort for visit of few days.
Miss Mabel Hunt has returned t
Argos after a visit in this city.
Miss Minnie HoSsler went to Argo
last week for visit of several days.
Mrs. F. Appleman and Mrs. R. l
VanGilder visited in South Bend Fri
day.
Miss Saza McMasters has returned
from a visit of two weeks at st. JOSEPH
Michigan.
Miss May Carver who has been Wis
itlng in this city returned to Grover
town Friday.
If every one would be as good as b,
wants his neighbor to be this worlt
would be almost heaven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Parker hav,
gone to French Lick Springs for va
cation of several days.
Mrs. E. Curtis, of Laporte, visited
Mrs. Charles Walburn Friday on he
way home from Winona.
Forty students of the Valparaiso
summer school changed cars here Fri
day for points south of this city,
1. C. Gasklll, the Bourbon cancel
specialist, went to Walkerton Frida,
where he has two patients.
Mrs. William Cam and children, O
Chicago, who have been visiting rela
tives here went to Elkhart Friday.
Joseph Smead, of Fort Wayne
spent few days in this city last weel
visiting Grandma Glass and JOSEPH
Glass.
Senator Parks and family spent Fri
day on their Bourbon farm where
threshers were engaged threshing tht
oats crop.
DR.. Borton and bis daughters, Mrs
Aspinall and Mrs. Beebee, Mrs
George Kleinschmidth spent FRIDAY
at Winona.
Reports from 1,342 banks In west
ern and southern cities show larg,
cash holdings and excellent business
conditions.
Mr.. Wills, the pickle man says tht
pickle crop is good when We take int
account the dry weather of the pas
six weeks.
w. o. Souder of Larwill, who ha!
been visiting his brother near Inwood
went to South Bend Friday to visit
over Sunday.
Mrs. Boet, of Grovertown, who ha.
been visiting in Kosciusko county
stopped here Friday on her way to bel
home near Grovertown.
Mrs. Laura Mock has returned tt
her home Mt Charleston, Mich, after
a visit of a week in this city with hel
brother, Oscar MCGOWAN.
Henry C.Miller died at his home
five miles southwest of Bremen, Thurs
day August 4, aged SO years. He left
a widow and two children.
Mrs. Grace Smith has returned tt
her home at Columbia City after q
visit of several days in this city with
the family of her brother, G. E. MeekS
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Chase have re-
turned to Dayton, Ohio, after visit
of several weeks at the home of DR.
Cunningham and with other relatives
10 this city.
G.. w. Schaal, of the firm of Schaa
and Logan, Lapaz, transacted bust
ness in this city Friday, and went from
here to Fort Wayne for a bushes.
trip of two days.
Miss Bertha Marsh has returned to
her home at Meadeville, Mo-, after q
visit of five weeks with her brother
Eugene Marsh, her aunt, Mrs. Miriam
Marsh and other relatives.
Indiana uses more bananas than any
other state of the same population
There are $50. 100000 bananas eater
in Indiana every year. more than Il
for each man woman and child.
Governor La Toilette of Wisconsin
plans to make his canvass this fall in
an automobile. intending thus tt
avoid train waits and to gain atten
tion through the novelty of the idea
A New York swain who has JUS
been publicly Tilted by his sweetheart
retOrtS that sit takes two to break ar
engagement. He will probably fine
that 1T also takes two to make wed
ding.
Mrs. Louisa Gehr and Mrs. Miranda
Strayer of Ashley, Ind, have return
ed home after a visit of ten days with
Mrs. Amos G. Miller. Mrs. Strayer i.
the wife of the editor Of the Ashley
Times.