The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-21
Band concert every Wednesday eve-

Green.
Rev. R. G. Epson spent Wednesday
at Winona.
Mrs. A. B. White spent Wednesday
at Bourbon.
Mrs. Aspinall and daughter visited
at Bourbon Wednesday.
Mrs. J. i. Turner and son. Reed
are visiting at Argos.
Mrs. E. c. Beckner, of Hamlet, is
visiting at Argos this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Stevick are
visiting at Argos this week.
Mrs. r. G.. Epson and children are
visiting relatives at ElKhart.
Mrs. JEFF Florian, who has been sick
ten weeks, is still seriously ill.
Mrs. Frank Cromley and daughter
Bessie are visiting In Chicago.
Mrs. j. R. Miller, of this city, is
visiting in Logansport this week.
Roy Rhinehart has gone to Bourbon
to take the position of night operator.
Lester Beatty, of Mishawaka is WIS.,
iting his uncle. w. P: Biddle, in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Brown, of this
city are attending the carnival at Lo-
gansport.
Mr.. Augustus Carabin is in Chicago
taking treatment from specialist
this week.
DR.. Stephens reports boy at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Boaz Vangilder,
born Monday night.
G. w. Baxter attended the funeral
of his nephew, son CT DIR. Vaughn
at Hamrnond, Tuesday.
w. H. Sperry, of German township,
is visiting relatives and friends at
Bunker Hill this week.
Plant celerJ now, two dozen plants
ten cents, 25c per hundred. Good
strong plants. Forbes Seed Store. dt2
Mr.. and Mrs. Malley have returned
to Chicago after visit of week at.
the home OF Mrs. p. j. Ball in this
city
A busy man does not object 60
woman with a history provided she
d0esn t come into his office and try to
sell it to-him.
The Pennsylvania and the Lake
Erie both rue excursions to Niagara
August 4. Plymouth people can take
their choice of routes.
The young people of the Walnut
Grove will give an ice cream social
Saturday night, at the residence of
Peter Helm. Everybody invited.
Mrs. Lavina Mueller had an opera
tion performed on her eyes in hos
pital at Chicago recently, but it Is
feared that she will lose her sight.
Peter Stegman, who has been ma
king his home with his daughters in
Detroit since last January returned to
Plymouth this afternoon for visit OF
a few weeks
Edward Twomey, of Fort Wayne a
former railroad mail clerk but now
district agent of the Equitable Life
Insurance company, was a Plymouth
visitor today.
City council held a special session
Tuesday evening and granted the
band bOysthe streets of Plymouth for
a carnival from August 1 to August
6 inclusive.
Mrs. Matthias Haslanger a former
resident Of this city, was the guest of
relatives and friends here during the
past ten days. returning TO her home
at South Ben d yesterday.
Rev. E. w. Adomeit, OF this city,
assisted at the funeral of Rev. Philip
Wehrheim at South Bend yesterday
Rev. John Newman of Detroit,
preached the sermon.
Mrs. Catherine Porter who has been
visiting her son, 0. r. Porter in this
city returned to her home at Culver,
accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Dreiblebiss of North Liberty.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Jackson loaded
their household goods Tuesday night
and have moved to Mishawaka. But
Steve will not stay there very long.
He will be a resident of Plymouth
again before many months. \
Samuel Schlosser made a business
trip to Hanna yesterday and Sig
mund Mayer accompanied him as far
as Hamlet. Both these gentlemen do
a large business In almost all the |
towns within thirty miles of Ply
mouth.
About fifty members and friends Of
st. Paul's Reformed church gathered
at the parsonage Tuesday evening and |
gave surprise reception to their new