The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-08-04
Mrs. Florence Acker is visiting ;

DR.. Durr and Floyd Bcnnell spent
Tuesday at Culver.
Joseph Bergman, of Peru, was in
Plymouth Monday.
DR.. Owen Linn of Bourbon, was a
Plymouth visitor Tuesday.
Kloepfer and Corbin transacted
business at Warsaw Tuesday.
Mrs. Bert Klingerman died at her
home at Inwood at noon Tuesday.
Miss Blanche Disher of this city, is
spending two weeks at Winona.
Mrs. Ed. Gibson and daughter, Hon.
or, are visiting at Fort Wayne this
week.
Miss Dulcie Morrlcal, of Bourbon,
is visiting relatives at Culver this
week.
Mrs. William Pitts and little daugh-
ter are visiting relatives at Logans-
port this week.
Nobody can find any fault with the
carnival so far. During the day it is
as quiet as Sunday.
Mrs. Lillian Emory, of South Hav-
en-, Michigan. is visiting Mrs. Thomas
Bidwell in this city.
Dan Miles. and his son-in law, En-
met Parks, of South Bend, transacted
business in Plymouth Tuesday.
Miss Hattie Howard is visiting Miss
Lou Clare Jones and will go to Mag
ara on the excursion Thursday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hitchcock Of Bour-
bon visited over Sundav in this city
with her son, s. T. Hitchcock.
Reynold Wambganss, of Toledo, O.,
who has been visiting relatives at Bre-
men, went to Indianapolis Tuesday.
Miss Orpha Binkley, of Walnut,
who has been visiting relatives at
Niles, Mich, returned home Tuesday.
Miss DemoSs has returned to her
home in this city, after visiting the
family of Salem BuSSart in Rochester.
Miss Jennie Hathaway has returned
to Louisville, KY, after visit with
her sister. Mrs. Henry Freyman, west
of town.
Mrs. Alice Ager and daughter May
me who have been visiting at o. P.
Strawhacker returned to their home
at South Bend Tuesday.
Harry Soice has started out as drum
mer in the band of Wards minstrel
show which completed its organiza-
tion IN this city last week.
Miss Willard the veil known Walk
ertou milliner who was in business in
this city several years ago, visited and
transacted business here Tuesday.
Miss Rubie Henderson, who has
been visiting the family of her uncle,
A. T. Slayter, at Argos. returned to
her home at Bucyrus, Ohio. Tuesday.
Clare and Ned Kilmer have return
ed from q visit of four weeks with
relatives az Logansport,- Frankfort
and other points in central Indiana.
The late Charles Danielson, of
Hamlet, carried s25, 900 life insurance.
1t will be remembered that be was
found dead last week in a st. Louis
hotel.
Mrs. Hong and Mrs. Stewart OF
Wabash, who have been visiting their
brother near this city, went to Wanna
tab Tuesday to visit their father, Jack
son Glass.
Miss Marian Ritchey of Rochester
who had been spending week at WI
mona, was the guest of Mrs. S. L.
Shakes Monday returning home on
the 5:l5 p, M. train.
DR.. Knott and w. G.. Hendricks, OF
this city, are invited guests to the
meeting at Indianapolis Wednesday to
notify Senator Fairbanks of his nomi-
nation for vice president.
Hon. Daniel Mcdonald came up
from Culver Monday to attend the
funeral Of Lot Dickson. We are in
debted to him for the obituary which
appears in another column.
All of the trustees or the county
were in town today consulting in re-
gard to county and school matters
land putting IN acquisitions for bridges
In townships where they are needed.
Miss Erma Humrichouser who has
been visiting at Bourbon returned
home today accompanied by her aunt,
Mrs. MILFORD Erwin, who came up to
visit her sister, Mrs. Harry Humri-
Irichouaer and family.