The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-28
Every body will attend the street fair.

Free street carnival six days and
nights.
Big street fair in Plymouth all next
week.
Miss Dora Capron is visitsng at In
dianapolis.
j. L. Andrews, of Pierceton. was a
Plymouth visitor Wednesday.
Harry Humrichouser returned from
Chicago Wednesday evening,
Mrs. William Pierce of North Lib
erty, is visiting Mrs. Mrs. Van Scoik.
The weather bureau announces that
another hot wave is trying to get here
Mrs. Gross, daughter and son are
visiting relatives near Etna Green
this week.
Mrs. Lawrence Linkenhelt went to
Laporte this afternoon for a visit of a
few days.
Two sisters of st. Michael's Acad-
envy have returned from their vacation
at ST. Mary's.
Claude Deacon, who was struck by
lightning, Friday, was able to come
to town Wednesday.
Mrs. ROsenhaupt and daughters
have returned to their home at Spo-
kane, Washington.
Justin Myers Of Polk township.
transacted business and visited rela-
tives in Plymouth "Wednesday.
The clerks and the Blue Ribbon club
played game of ball Tuesday. The
clerks won. The score was too.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. E. Hartman Of
Springfield, Ohio are visiting at FL.
E. Hartman S in this city this week.
Mrs. Kohlia has returned to her
home at Mishawaka after a visit Of a
few days with her brother in this city.
Mrs. mccarthy who has been visit
ing at Z. Hursen s, returned To Chi
cage today accompanied by Miss Hur-
sen.
Mrs. George Pacchbaugh and daugh-
ter of South Bend, are visiting rela-
tives and friends in Plymouth this
week.
Clayton Reslar, Adams express mes
senger on the Pennsylvania lines,
spent ten hours with relatives here
Wednesday.
DIR. S. Bonar and wife of Hamlet,
stopped here on their way to Culver
to spend few days for the doctors
health.
The new smoke stack has been put
in position at the city water works
and has been accepted by the city
council.
The Mitchell street fair which ex-
hibits in this city next week, is decent
and moral. The attractions are all
first class.
Mrs Charles Beattie and Mrs. Nell
son Frimyer, of South Bend are WIS.,
iting their sister, Mrs. w. p. Biddle,
10 this city.
Mrs. Charles Mackay and children
have returned to Valparaiso after
visit of a week with Mrs. Mackay's
mother, Mrs. Ritchey.
Mrs. Cooper has returned to Goshen
after visit of a few days with Mr..
and Mrs Christian Fisher and other
friends in this city.
Mrs. L. Kistler of Rochester, who
has been spending several days at G.
X. Plank's cottage at Maxinkuckee,
returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Clayton Reslar, of Chicago,
who has been visiting here went to
Argos for visit of three days before
returning home Sunday:
Misses Letha Whisman and Iva
Middleton have returned to their home
at Dixon, Ohio, after visit of sever
al days with Mrs. A. RAIDER.
Only one marriage license this
week. Martin Schultz, aged "a and
Miss Ida Bollman %, both Of German
township are the happy couple.
Mrs. George II. Thayer has gone to
Chicago for a visit of two days where
she will meet a friend from Texas that
she has not seen for several years.
Mrs. Lima McBroom and daugh-
ter Of Bremen visited relatives here
Wednesday and will go from here to
Rochester for a visit of a few days in
that city.
Miss Lura Sievers leaves Thursday |
evening for a visit of several weeks in
Wisconsin. Her aunt. Mrs. w. T. |
Young, will join her there in about |!
ten days.
The big street fair will open in Ply
month at O n,clOck Mnndau nnorninn |