The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-10-05
Peoples Drug Store
PLYMOUTH. IND.


of Anderson Beagles, is suffering
from an attack of erysipelas.
Mrs. Philemon Thompson is
visiting her granddaughter, Mrs.
Pernod, in South Chicago.
Mrs. w. P. Biddle is visiting
her sisters Mrs. Beatty and Mrs.
Freymire at South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Corbin
and daughter, Louise, spent the
afternoon in South Bend.
Editor Zimmerman of the
Bourbon Advance, transacted
business in Plymouth MONDAY.
w. II. Nichols of Twin Lakes,
is attending the North Manches-
ter fair this week.
Mrs. Swigart of Culver, spent
Sunday iwth her daughter, Mrs.
T.. E. Houghton.
The 10th Indiana holds its an
nual reunion at Larwill, Thurs
day, Oct. 5.
Mrs. M. Stevick was the guest
of Mrs. William Holland last
Thursday.
Miss Jeanette Becker is visit
ing and attending the fair at Bre-
linen this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Snyder
of Bourbon, visited in Plymouth
Sunday and Monday.
Miss Rollins Of Hanna, has
l5een visiting the family of Joseph
Sapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Freeman of
Pierceton have returned horne
after a visit of a few days with
Mr.. an dMrs. Thomas Gunter.
MI. and Mrs. w. w. Hill have
gone to Ridgway, Pa, for a Wis
it of three weeks with their
daughter, Mrs. c. H. Buck.
Frank Thomas, who recently
returned from Texas, is now en-
ployed in Rhinehart's barber
shop.
Mrs. Isaac Splitter, residing
-four miles south of Plymouth. is
visiting relatives at Cassoporis.
Mich.
J. F. BoTin and Mrs. Charles
Huff of Argos, went to South
Bend Tuesday to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. Huff7s sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Miller
came down from Chicago Satu--
day evening and spent Sunday
with their mother, Mrs. S. ".
Miller on South Michigan street.
l. Christian Young. of Ness
county, Kansas, who resided east
of Plymouth a few years ago, is
visiting in this and St. Joseph
counties.
The following is ABOUT the best
definition of a friend we ever
heard. 1t was given by a Man
chester school boy: "a friend is
a person who knows all about
you and likes you just the same
]. H. Koontz publisher of the
Culver Citizen, made a business
trip to Chicago this week to pur-
chase additional type for the Job
department of his excellent pap
Ter.
]. R. Hoffman, J. L. Dickey
~. ]. Norris, Joseph Nifer, Milton
F. Markley and S. F. Henricks
are among those who are attend
ing the German Baptist distric,
meeting at Goshen this week
|. Miss Grace Tanning, Miss
Rose Hager, Charles Glaub, o.
Plymouth, and Ed. Bergman, o.
! Culver, were the guests of the
Misses Cora and Minnie Baum
: over Sunday.-Warsaw Times.
= Arthur O'Keefe, of Plymouth
! deputy treasurer of Marshal
county, joined his wife in War
! saw Saturday evening in a visi
with Mr.. and Mrs. Logan H
Williams. They returned HON,
Sunday EVENING" Warsaw Times
]. H. Matchett of Bourbon
a who owns more good farms thar
. any other mar in Marshall coun
. ty, came in Monday to renew hi,
r subscription. He is n of on
. old subscribers which is n,
d doubt one of the reasons why h,
has always succeeded in business
r Have you been reminded tina
there are ffty-three SUNDAYS i,
j this year? 1t won't happen agai,
# in 10 years, and you'll not b
here then. The fact that Their
# are more Sundays than usual i
+ this year, does not argue tina
s you should be any the less care