The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-08-11
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Mrs. Amiss of South Bend. trans
acted business in Plymouth last week.
Miss Jeanette Machler, of Mon
terey, is visiting Miss Olga Shakes.
Misses Pearl Deemer and Eta
Railsback visited at Argos last weeF.
Miss Emma Green is spending a
week with relatives at LakevilIe and
Wakarusa.
Mrs GIller and her mother, Mrs.
Cross, are visiting relatives at South
Bend.
Large crowds came up from Culver
and Bourbon TO attend the carnival
last week.
Miss E. Burnham of Inwood, spent
Thursday in this city the guest of Mrs.
Lewis Harris.
e.. W. Kilgore, Mrs. Callow and
Mrs. Carlson of Tyner were Plymouth
visitors last we k.
Miss Grace Tanning has returned
from week s visit with her many
friends at Rochester.
Mrs. Lizzie Book, of Monterey, is
visiting Mrs. Jacob Hartman a few
miles south of this city.
Mrs. Oliver Chase and daughter and
Miss Stella Chase spent one day last
week with friends at Walkerton.
Captain Frank Southworth went
to Bourbon Friday evening to muster
camp of Sons of Veterans.
Mrs. Jasper Emmons and children.
of Tiosa, visited in Plymouth and took
in the carnival last week.
Mrs. E. NJ. Orr, OF South Bend, Wis.,
tied Mrs. Joseph Bennett and other
friends in Plymouth last week.
The United States Express company
received box of snakes. from San
Antonio, Texas last week for the car
niyal snake eater.
William Everly was at Donaldson
one day last week. The school house
he contracted to build there will soon
be completed.
This seems to be bad year for ex-
cursions. Only one passenger left
Plymouth over the Pennsylvania for
Niagara Falls.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Pres
byterian church held their annual
picnic at the flowing we'll park Fri
day afternoon.
Miss Rose Bosburg of Walkerton,
came down one day last week for
visit of few days with her cousin,
Mrs. Norman Miller.
Mrs. Sarah Foster has returned to
her home at Tiosa after visit of a
week with her daughters Mrs. Louis
Bidwell and Mrs. Bussert.
DR.. Albert Irwin, of Goshen, has
been appointed one of the three Su-
preme medical examiners of the Mac
cabees with salary of $4,000 per year.
The marriage of Albert Compton of
Bourbon and Miss Della Warren
daughter of James Warren of Tippe-
canoe Sunday, August 7, is announced.
Miss Alice Porter, principal music
teacher at Western Seminary. Oxford,
Ohio, who has been in Germany the
past year. is visiting MIR. and Mrs.
John w. Parks.
Mrs. Strang and her two sons Wal
ter and Russell have returned to West
field, Pa, after spending almost year
in this city with Mrs. Strang's sister,
Mrs. j. r. Losey.
At the opening Tuesday of what is
called model saloon in New York
City Bishop Potter made the formal
address and proceedings closed with
the singing of the Doxology.
General Reub Williams, editor of
the Indianian at Warsaw, stopped in
Plymouth last week on his way to
Rochester to spend few days with his
son who owns the hotel In that city.
Mrs. Harry Bennett and family Of
Chicago are visiting Mrs, G. Firestone,
Mrs. Wiltfong and other friends here.
Mrs. Bennett was known as Miss Au-
rora Gilbert when she resided in Ply
mouth.
John w. Price, one of the leading
farmers and Oldest settlers, Of Green
township was in town last week ac-
companied BY bis daughter. He has
been one Of our advance paying sab
scribers for thirty years.