The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-09-21
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Miss Anna Shoemaker is visiting
relatives at Monterey.
Miss Clora Rose and Mrs. Ed. Gil
Ter are visiting at South Bend
| Mrs George Filar and daughter,
are visiting at Culver.
Mrs. w. T. Leonard has gone to
Troy. Ohio, for visit of two weeks
Mrs w. P. Biddle is visiting her
mother at Tippecanoe
Rev. w. S. Howard is spending a
couple of days in Chicago.
Miss Daisy Riggens is visiting at
Inwood.
Mrs. Thomas Simons is visiting in
Argos
Mrs. Perry Jones is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Reece at Fort Wayne
for few days.
Gottlieb Schaal has gone to Dixon
/ Ohio, for visit of two weeks with
his daughter, Mrs. Shoop.
WANTED-TO buy good milk
! cows. See P. Hursen South Michi-
gan street. WI
Display of Pattern Hats Friday
and Saturday, Sept. % and 80 L. E.
Clough. w2d4
, The Ladies Society of the German
church will meet with Mrs. John
, Kuhn Thursday.
] Ella NJ. Vets versus James NJ.
Stuck, complaint on note is. a suit
filed this week.
| Christian Schroll, residing near
F, Teegarden, has gone to Ada, Ohio,
for visit of a week.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Mann left for
Chicago Tuesday to make that city
their home. Mrs. Mann was Miss
Laura Linkenhelt.
F. A. Fraley, a former Culver
preacher, well known in Plymouth,
was sent to East Chicago by the NJ
f. Conference at Michigan City.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilcox, J. V.
/ Ashley and several other members OF
the 73rd are attending the reunion at
Knox.
J NJ and Mrs R B. Oglsbee of La
! porte. changed cars here today on
| their way to St. Louis for a visit OF
} a week.
Mrs. Fife Dow of Columbia City,
arrived today for a visit of a week
with her father, William Tyson, six
miles north of Plymouth.
Captain Ed. Morris of Culver, is
visiting his old friend, Jake Lrason,
the boat builder, at Fox Lake, H.,
this week.
| Dr. Smith extracts teeth without
pain. nave all your bad ones out
before cold weather. Ross hotel
Sept. Goth.
The last brick of the new pavement
was laid on Jefferson street Wednes-
day, and Plymouth has more miles
of brick pavement than any other city
of its population in Indiana.
John Boss has been critically i'll
for several days, but has rested COM
paratively we'll during the past two
days and some hope of his recovery
is now entertained.
iIilip DuComb, of Lakeville, who
succeeded J. E. Houghton, deceased
as secretary of the Goth regimental
organization, stopped in Plymouth
on his way to Knox to attend the re-
union.
Drs. Burket and Deeds returned
Tuesday evening from the meeting o.
the Northern Indiana Dental Associ
alton at Logansport. They report Z
large attendance and an excellent
program and discussions.
Albert Snyder came down from
South Bend Sunday evening anc
; spent two days at his brothers fine
farm south of town. He says he wa:
not here to cut corn but to give Dave
advice and get something good tC
eat
, A tonic that makes sick people
we'll Drives out all impurities thai
collect in your system. A famil,
tonic for the sick and afflicted. Hol
listers Rocky Mountain Tea. 81
cents, Tea or Tablets at the People
Drug Store.
! Mrs. John Thomas, Mrs. Brewer
Miss Holland and Mr.. McClear,
went to South Bend this morning t.
attend the wedding of Mr.. Herber
Holland of this county and MIS-
Mabel Hughes of South Bend.
Mrs. Henry Ashton, of For
Wayne has been visiting here few
days. Henry is now in Washington
and his wife will join him in abou
, a month.
Rev. George A. Plug has returned
from the Logansport Presbytery hell
at Laporte and reports a full attend
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