The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-21
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Mrs. ChaaIes Carver is wishing rela.
tues at Walnut.
Mrs. Enoch Poor and children are
visiting at South Bend.
Whitlock has reprinted his house
and made it white.
Allen Cole is reported seriously III
since Friday evening.
Mrs, Nettie Sarber, of Tyner, was
a Plymouth visitor Saturday.
Quincy Kelley went to Chicago tt
spend Sunday at his home.
Miss Rose Parrett, of the Epyortt
hospital, is visiting Mrs. G. @. Miles
Lee Kendall arrived from Chicago
Friday evening fora short visit in this
city.
B. w. Healy can now manage his
new automobile as we'll as the best o.
them.
Miss Fannie Fisher, of Kendall
vile, is visiting Mrs. G. E. Bender IL
this city.
w. L. Fish, wife and daughter
went to Argos Saturday to visit oyel
Sunday.
Al. Duddleson and Mrs. Millel
have gone to South Bend for visit o.
few days.
Mrs. Harry Duck who has been Wis.
iting at Argos, returned to her home
at South Bend Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Hoppe and son, Ches
ter, have returned from visit of two
weeks in Ohio.
Miss. Rosie McHugh, has returned
home after a visit of several days with
relatives at Bourbon.
Presiding Elder Cummins of the U
b. church had quarterly meeting al
Walkerton Sunday.
The street carnival is coming. II
will be here the first week In Angus,
commencing Aug. l.
Mrs. George Koontz and daughter,
Mrs. Grover Hartman, went to Wal.
kerton to visit over Sunday.
Oscar Curtis and his sister, Miss
Mabel have returned from ten days
visit at the World IS Fair.
F. f. Fribley, of Bourbon. who has
been camping and fishing at Maxim.
kuckee, returned home Saturday.
Miss Muriel Bosworth has gone to
Buchanan, Mich, for visit Of indefi.
Mite length with relatives there.
Miss Jennie Miller has returned to
her home at South Bend after visit
of week in this city and vicinity.
Mrs. Albert Baum has returned to
her home at Three Oaks, Mich. after
a visit with relatives at Donaldson.
Miss Jennie SigIer residing south.
west of Plymouth has returned from a
visit OF several days at South Bend
Mrs. Henry Burton, of Ventura,
California, is here for a visit of three
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Pau
Butcher.
The stock yards strike was not set.
tied Friday and will not be settled un.
til the packers get their supply OF
meat reduced.
Mrs. Verna Swoverland Of Bourbon,
who has been the guest of Mrs. John
". Ashley in this city, returned to heI
home Saturday.
Samuel Yarrick, uf Walkerton,, a
former resident of West township, Ii
visiting relatives and friends in this
city and vicinity.
Miss Vera Humrichouser has gone
to Winona to attend the summer
SCHOOL and complete her studies in
physical culture.
Mrs. Elizabeth Clay, mother of Will.
lam T. Clay who married Miss Jennie
Mickey few months ago died in Fort
Wayne, Friday.
Walter Lester, South Bender who
was supposed to have committed sui.
eide, has been located. He was sim.
ply on q prolonged drunk.
Miss Louise Schroeder, of Tyner,
came to town Saturday to meet Miss
Mabel Norris of South Whitley who
will visit at Tyner week.
Mrs, Henry Michaels has returned
to her home at Oregon. Illinois, after
. visit Of week IN this city with hel
sister. Mrs. Paul Butcher.
The union services will be held at
che Presbyterian church tomorrow
evening and Rev Mr.. Keppel of the
Reformed church will preach.
Waiter Martin. Of Lebanon, Kan,
who has been visiting relatives 10 tins
county, went to South Bend for a visit
of few days before returning home.
Asher Boice, Levi Puterbaugh and
son Annie. BENJAMIN Meredith and