The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-08-25
Miss Bessie Kepltr is visiting her
uncle at South Bend.


NJ. is visiting Mrs. Asphalt.
Mrs. j. o. Dill of Bourbon has re-
turned from a visit in Michigan.
Rev. w. w. Lineberry has returned
from the conference at Elwood.
Mrs. Peter JeffirS and daughter,
Eva, are visiting friends at Inwood.
Mrs. Carey Cummins and childrt n
are spending two weeks at Winona.
President Brown of the Valparaiso
College attended the teachers insti-
tute Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. William Pomeroy are
visiting their daughter in Chicago
this week.
DR.. Aspinall reports a nine pound
girl at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bldwell.
Mrs. Ed Kanarr of North town.
ship, is visiting relatives at Lowell
Lake county, Ind.
Messrs. Felter and Tanning have
bought the Mrs. Weiss property on
West South street.
The Glbson-Staley reunion last
Thursday was largely attended and
much enjoyed as usual.
Capt Ed Morris of Culver was in
town Tue S lay and reports everything
quiet around the lake.
The ticket nominated by the reput-
licanS of Center township last Satur-
day could not be bettered.
The butchers strike in Chicago is
still unsettled and there seems to be
no change in the situation.
Miss Hattie Shearer, of Chicago, is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Godfrey Shearer this week.
The Jacoby reunion will be ED at
the usual place on the John Jacoby
farm, Thursday, September l.
Perry Sarber has returned from the
bedside of his brother who is critically
ill at his home at Delphos, Ohio.
o F. Spar returned TO Chicago
Monday after vacation of ten days at
Muncie and at his old home here.
Miss Mabel Reynolds has returned
to Chicago after visit with Hazel
Soice and other girl friends here.
The summer school of the Culver
military academy closed this week
with. the usual military exercises.
Figures compiled for the South
Bend directory show that the city now
has population of about 80, 200.
D. II. Rupert and II. NJ. Shafer,
residing north of town, have gone to
North Dakota to work during harvest.
Mrs. James w. Logan has returned
from visit of two weeks at Fort
Wayne with her daughter. Mrs. Win
get.
Last weeks record Of violent storms
and the list of casualties from high
winds and many rains, is the worst of
the year thus far.
Mrs. w. o. Bondurant of Bremen
and her guest, Mrs. Shaw of Elkhart,
spent the afternoon and evening at
Lake Maxinkuckee.
Mrs. Dial and her sister Miss Mary
Schlarb, are at the Worlds Fair this
week and will visit at Quincy, Ill be.
fore returning home.
Emma Pierce is asking the circuit
court for divorce and alimony from
her husband, Claude Pierce, Charles
Kellison is her attorney.
You should take advantage of In
diana day at the Worlds Fair We'd
nesday Aug. 3lst., return Sept. 9Th,
fare 1918 over L. E. & w.
Mrs. Beckner has returned to ner
home at Englewood after visit of
week in this city with the family of
her brother Joseph Meade.
Mrs c. NJ Grove, of South Bend,
visited over Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. G. Yarrick and went from here
to Argos to visit her parents.
A bug has been discovered at ST.
Paul, MIMI, which doctors claim
causes diptheria. Its bite causes a
membrane to form in the throat.
Hugh c. Alvord, compositor of
the Albion Democrat. is visiting
Lewis Bidwell in this city and made a |
pleasant call at the Tribune Office.
The storm of Sunday night was
general in Northern Indiana and Nor.
them Illinois and while there was no
damage in this section of Indiana it |
was very severe in Chicago and other
points in Illinois.
The days ale steadily!growing short
er and the nights longer, and yet we
have not, SO far. experienced any
thing that even serves as a reminder