The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-10-26

F. B. Stevens and o. ]. Warner OF
Argos, changed cars here on their
ay to South Bend.
Frank Wilson who is travelling and
selling steel ranges is spending this
week at home.
Jesse Hoham is selling ranges in
Hamlet this week Jess is a hustler
and when he shows stoves people all
seem TO want one.
William Frost of Bourbon has
been spending a week with his SON
in-law Mr. Huffer on the David How
farm.
Mr. Judson Praker and his bride
are here from Newark, H., for visit
OF week with Judson's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. n c. Parker.
Mrs. w. T. Leonard and Mrs. Lor-
ing went to Rochester to attend a
meeting of the Eastern Star this
evening
Mr. and Mrs George L. Eichler
spent Saturday night and Sunday at
Culver, with Mrs. Eichler's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Jones.
! Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Pontious OF
South Bend, Miss Dora Dickson and
F. NJ. McCrory were Sunday visitors
at Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McDonald's 5.
Miss Eta Kessler has returned to
her home at Royal Center, after a
visit of a week at Donaldson, with
her aunt, Mrs. Stephen Day.
Mrs. Anderson of Carson City,
Mich, and Mrs. c. Boyer of Buoy
rus, Ohio, have returned to Bucyrus,
after visit with relatives in this vi
cinity
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Deemer residing on South
Miner street, two blocks south of the
Webster school died this Monday
morning aged five months.
Mrs Catherine Deviney of Garrett,
who has been spending several days
with relatives in this county has gone
to South Bend TO visit before return
ing home.
F. c. McCaslin and wife and Frank
Lineberry are here from Adrian,
Mich, to attend the funeral of JAG
Oh Keyser, who dropped dead at his
home four miles northeast of Ply
mouth, Saturday evening.
Dr. H. Brown and wife came down
from Chicago Saturday evening. The
doctor has returned home but Mrs.
Brown remained with her mother,
Mrs. Anna Brown, who has been
quite sick for several days.
Mrs. William Reed, who has been
quite sick at her home southeast of
town, was brought to the home of
her father, George w. Bowel in this
city Saturday and now seems some
what improved.
Samuel Gable of Three Oaks,
Mich, came Saturday for a visit OF
two or three days with his nephew,
John Freed in this city He will Wis
If AFT Bourbon and Fort Waync be-
fore returning home.
The Democratic organ of this city
says Ed earn the Republican NOM
inee for mayor is a genial fellow and
a representative citizen and the only
reason why he should not receive the
assistance of Democrats is the fact
that he is a Republican.
The jail has another boarder. His |
name is Edward Long. His home IS
at Jacksonville but he came to Bour-
bon, threatened to kill Stephen Ger !.
ard, was arrested and bound over to
KEEP the peace, could not give bond
and was brought to Hotel Steiner by |
Mckinney.
Miss bessie Mcdonald, formerly |
a teacher in the schools Of this coun-
ty, began teaching in Oregon, Oct
and is much pleased with her work. !
She has spent most of the summer
vacation in that state with her aunt
and has sent home some fine speci-
mems OF plant life which indicate
wonderful productiveness of soil and
inely tempered climate. Her descrip-
lions of her excursions en- rivers and |
overland to the ocean and among the
great trees in the wonderful forests
are fine and make Indianians anx-
ous to see Them