The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-21

Mrs. Claude Bliss I'll spent Thursday
in South Bend.
]. B. Sarber and family have moved
to Mlshawaka.
d. H. Bowles and family visited at
Argos Thursday.
J. W. Parks spent the day at Bour'
bon on business.
G. w. Kilgore of Polk township
was in town Thursday.
Bert Cleveland transacted bushes,
at Bourbon Thursday.
DR.. Knott made a professional visit
to Hamlet Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. j. n. Freshour is visiting rela
tives and friends at Rutland.
Mrs. L. G. Harley is spending few
days with relatives at Bourbon.
Mrs. E H. Rollins. of Indianapolis
is visiting Miss Pearl Winnings.
A. c. North has returned from I
business trip of two days at Culver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Young have re.
turned to their home in Winamac.
DR.. w. A, Weiser and wife have
moved from Bourbon to South Bend
George Paul, John Mclean, Mrs.
Galloway and families have moved to
Elkhart.
Mrs. Coffin and children of Knox
were visiting and shopping in Ply
mouth Thursday.
Mrs. c. A. Ebring who has been
visiting at Brightside returned to bel
home in South Bend Thursday.
Mrs. Phlegm Thompson has return
ed after visit of several weeks with
her son at Green Bay, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenwald and theil
son, Mr.. Henry Greenwald of New
York, are visiting at Levi Lauer's.
Mrs. John w. WiItfong went tt
Rochester Thursday to visit the
family of DR.. Shafer until Sunday.
Republican campaign orators Of
1896 and 1900 can now sell their ole
speeches to democratic campaign ora
tors.
ACincinnati man recently went tt
sleep in a dental chair while the den.
tist was repairing his teeth, They
were false teeth.
The ball team from Round Lake
Starke county, played the Ply
mouth team at the ball park last
Thursday afternoon.
George Spangler of Maxinkuckee
was in town today and reports business
better than usual at Marshall county 1
great summer resort.
talnty as to where he is at, as fully a.
Mrs. Maybrick as to whether she is tx
stay where she is at.
James Stack left Thursday fol
Fort Wayne, from there he goes t
Toledo where he has accepted a posi-
tion as railroad supervisor.
Rain and fungus have done i'm
mense damage to the wheat crop il
the great grain districts OF the west
Kansas is the heaviest loser.
Mrs. John w. Palmer of Chicago
sent So fine roses from that city Il
decorate the grave OF her father, Johr
Hoham, who died one year ago.
From the number OF accidentl
and fatalities reported 1t seems abou,
as impossible to have a sane Fourth o.
July as z sane democratic convention
MISS Harriet Morris, OF Plymouth
arrived in the city Monday and is tht
guest for a few days of her lady
friend, Miss Grace Erwin. bourbon
News.
The supper which was to have beer
given by the Rathbone Sisters FRIDAY
evening, has been indefinitely post
poned on account Of sickness of som.
of the members.
Miss Dora McGlothlia of Boone
vile. Ind, who has been visiting til,
family of her brother, w. S. McGloth
in in this city, left for Colorado
Springs Thursday.
Rev. James Cooper, the new Pres
byterian pastor at Bourbon, has NOV
ed his family from Kentland and nov
occupies the Presbyterian parsonag'
at Bourbon.
Mrs. Harvey Hutchinson was callet
to Kalamazoo, Mich, Thursday by TIT
serious illness OF her daughter Mis-
Trella Hutchinson who Is suffering
from appendicitis.
The Bourbon township Sunda,
school convention was held at Eos
ter chapel, Sunday afternoon, July L
and was continued At Bourbon M