The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-03


Mrs J. NJ Holderman is visiting
with her mother, Mrs. F. w. Guse,
at Wanatah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Anders OF Mica
igan City, are the guests of Charles
Sell and wife.
Mrs. G. A. Francisco has returned
to her home in Ohio, after visiting
her daughter, Mrs Lindquist.
Jonathan Brown returned from La
paz, where he has been visiting with
relatives
Mrs Anna Werner and Mrs. Kath-
crime Miller went TO Bourbon for a
short visit
Yellow river near the dam is quite
resort for fishermen and some large
catches are reported.
Clare and Ned Kilmer went to
| Frankfort Saturday to attend the fun
of their grandmother. Mrs. Pierson
Clarke
Miss Minnie Myers has returned
to her home at Wheeler, Ind, after
visiting several weeks with relatives
in this county
Bud Ocker of Cando, North Dako-
ia, has our thanks for a renewal of
subscription to the old reliable Trib-
une.
Mr. and Mrs. o. R. Porter and son,
Rollin have returned from a weeks
visit with Mr.. Porter's sister, Mrs.
Mellick, at Edwardsburg, Michigan.
Emmett Fields. Ray Holly and EN-
DRY Holem left Monday for St. Joe,
Mich, where they will remain for
some time.
Misses Mabel and Stella Ness lett
for Columbia City Saturday morning.
where they will spend a few weeks
with their uncle, Frank Ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Pelton have
returned to their home in Chicago af-
ter attending the funeral of Mrs.
Hoy
Frank Staley has returned from
Marksville, La. He thought it best
to be in Marshall county while there
is an epidemic of yellow fever in
New Orleans.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Bowls with
daughter Emma, and sons Harry and
Austni have gone to Nappanee fer
a visit OF few days with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ed. Swank
| B. c. Southworth moved and
cleaned up the Methodist church
grounds Saturday, making a de-
cided improvement in the appearance
of the same.
Mrs. Nj. A Sherley, who is being
cared for by Miss E. A. Stacy, claims
to be the oldest resident of this coun-
~. She was born near here in 1885
and has lived in this county all her
life
John Casad, father of the celebrat-
ed Casad boys, and one of the oldest
musicians OF this section of the state
has returned from Denver, and was il
Plymouth Friday. This city was the
home of tire family for many years.
Mrs Peason Clark, mother OF Mrs
Harry Kilmer, of this city, died al
her home in Frankfort, Ind, Thurs.
day evening. Mrs. Kilmer was called
to her bedside a week previous tc
her death and remained until hel
mother died
The Lake Shore has discarded the
mail bag, its official insignia fol
years, and has substituted the ova
of the New York Central, which in
sigma is now being placed on all it:
cars.
The Ringing Brothers mammoth
circus and menagerie will exhibit il
Auburn August 9. The business mer
of the city raised purse to pay ths
city and county license and waite,
privileges.
A writer in an exchange says the
ideal husband for any woman is the
man whose companionship will en-.
able each to live a better life thar
! either could live alone. Now ladies
look at yOur husbands AID seA u-f, al,
er your ideals are realized.
Merchants over Indiana are. at the
present time, facing banana famine
The reason OF this fact is that yellow
fever IS raging on the south coast oil
Louisiana, and ships loaded will, this
fruit are not allowed to land. If these
conditions are not changed I'M a few
days famine of the fruit will be on
H. ]. Heinz's pickle factory wa.
opened Saturday morning and the
force has been busy this week MAKING
arrangements to receive this years
crop. Pickles have been received
daily and the management are expect.
ing large run in few days. Far.
mers having vines disturbed by Gu,
worms will receive a package of ex.
Termination by making it known to the
manageis of the local factory
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