The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-08-25

Iue UedCucIS iuSlllulc OpcuCo Moh-
day with large attendance.
Rev. A. II. Zilmer is visiting his
mother at Clarno, Wis, this week.
Mrs. r. Fl. Jeffrey of Rochester
visited in this city Saturday and Sun
day.
Earl Reynolds and Orphy Mallott,
of Westville, are visiting at Frank
Rays.
Mrs. Adelia Rupe of South Bend, is
visiting her grand daughter, Mrs. Milo
Beckner.
John and Ed Baxter, of Mishawaka
are spending their vacation in Ply
mouth.
Miss Pearl Kessler, of South Bend
visited at the home of her uncle w. III.
Love Sunday.
Fred Seider is moving from West
township to his new home on North
Michigan street.
Mis-. Stevens has returned to her
home at Hammond after visit with
Mrs. L. p. Switzer.
Miss Celia BlondeIl has returned to
South Bend after visit of several
DAYS at Donaldson
Samuel Moody of Bremen, visited
in Plymouth Saturday on his way to
Culver to spend Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Sherer and Mrs. Jesse
Brumbaugh are visiting Mrs. FL. j.
Mitchell near Elkhart.
The Twenty ninth Indiana voIun-
teerS will hold their annual reunion
Sept. 81 and 22 at Goshen.
George w. Mere iith has resigned
his position as marshal of Pierceton.
His salary was 10 cents day.
Mrs. Jacob Rentschler has gone to
Chicago for visit of a few DAYS at the
home of her brother, Quincy Kelly.
The annual St. Joseph conference of
the U. B. church will convene at Ply
mouth, Wednesday, September IA.
General rains Throughout the corn
belt of the United States assure a
larger yield than was expected week
ago.
Charles Snyder's rat terrier "Maud F."
in the seven years of her life at Bour-
bon, las killed 1886 rats, and is still
in the .IsIneSs.
Mrs ClydeTwiford and children have
returned To their home at Goshen af-
ter visit with Mrs. Twlfurd' s father
Stephen WhIted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Grace of Port
land Ind. attended the funeral OF j i.
L. WalterhouSe at BliSSvilIe church
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hahn and
children came down from South Bend
Saturday evening for visit with rela-
tiveS in this CITY.
Miss Carrie HelSel, who was the
guest of the family of A. B. Wickizer
several days, has returned to her
home at South Whitley.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Farley of New
York and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ho.
ham of South Bend are visiting Mrs.
Charles Hoham in this city.
WANTED Statesmen to look after
our interest in Marshall and adjacent
counties. Salary or commission. Adj
dress Lincoln Oil Co., Cleveland, 0.
Frank b. Carey returned Saturday
evening from visit of ten days at his
old home in Hancock county. Ill. Mrs.
Carey will remain there another week.
Mrs. NJ. c. Chestnut, of Chicago,
who was the guest of the family of
Charles Porcher several days, has gone
to Rochester to visit friends and rela-
tiyes before returning home.
A Kansas man has buried his sec.
ond wife in the same grave where his
first one lies. If there is any such
thing as the dead coming to life we
may expect to hear of something OIL
the sort in Kansas.
Misses Hazel So'ce, Stella REYNOLDS
Delldora DeLoney, Francis Thayer,
Luella Hawley, Cecil Burket, Carlo
Rigdon and some others form a party
that will camp at Pretty Lake and en-
Joy themselves this week.
Nelson Rodgers of Niles, Mich, and
Miss Nora Rodgers of South Bend,
visited their brother. Ed Rodgers in
this city Sunday. Mrs. Nelson Rodg-
erS and son who had been visiting here
two weeks returned to Niles Sunday
evening.
An enormous onion crop is to be
harvested in Noble county. This will
give employment to goodly number
of persons, young and old. To haul
these tons of onions to the railroad for
shipment will tax the teamsters in