The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-07-27

Charles McCrory of Chicago, visit
ed over Sunday here.
Dan w. Beagles of South Bend, is
visiting his parents for few days
Henry Reynolds is reported seri-
ously i'll with lung fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Odds went to
Chicago Saturday morning.
The youngest daughter of Elmer
Burns is convalescing from severe
attack of cholera infantum.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Fink went to
South Bend Saturday and visited
over Sunday.
Mrs. Burt Harris and Miss Nellie
Parks of Bourbon visited Mrs. Will
Windisch Friday.
D. N. Beckner came down from
South Bend to attend the funeral of
Josiah Geiselman.
Gideon Blain of indianapolis ar
rived in this city Saturday and spent
Sunday with his parents.
Boaz Vangilder is reported as be-
ing very low with malarial fever at
his home in north Plymouth.
Mrs L. c. Burr returned to South
Bend last Saturday after visiting
friends in this city for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ Heminger
went to Donaldson last Tuesday,
where they will visit for several days.
Mrs. Mary Winkler of Chicago,
who visited F. A. Forbes and family,
last week went to Columbus, Ohio
Will Hahn went to South Bend
today. Mrs. Hahn and children are
visiting with O. H. Wilkinson of that
city
Richard Marvin arrived from Indi-
annapolis last Saturday for a visit
of several days with relatives and
friends here.
Mrs. Anderson Beagles returned
from Denver, Colorado, last Friday,
accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Susan Stanley.
David Jones and family, who have
been visiting at the home of Her
bert Jones west of Plymouth for the
past two weeks, returned to Indiana
Harbor Saturday.
The Sisters Able and Elexis of
Sacred Heart Academy, who spent
Thursday in this city, left Friday
morning for Observation-Disclosures
City Mail.
Miss Mary G. Dorland and Gran
vile Horn, both of Tipecanoe town.
ship were married last Saturday at
9:3O o'clock by Mayor Logan in the
County Clerks office
Rev. Owen Wright of Argos, oc-
cupied the pulpit in the M. E. chur IN
last Sunday morning. The pastor
being absent to assist in dedicating a
church in Fulton County.
The Rev. H. R. White, son of
Bishop John Hazen White, CT the
Episcopal diocese, Michigan City,
has been assigned to a pastorate in
Delphi. He will enter upon his du-
ties the first of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Thompson,
who have been visiting their son,
Eldridge Thompson and other rela-
tives and friends here for the past
six weeks, returned to their home at
Lincoln Nebraska Sunday.
1t is reported that the Cincinnati
Enquirer will shortly kick over the
traces and support the Republican
party. J. r. Mclean the editor, has
resigned as member of the Ohio.
Democratic Committee.
The Misses Esther Cromley and
Clista yesterday who were the guests
of the Misses Louise Wolford and
Nellie DeMoss Friday and Saturday,
returned to their lone at Culver
Saturday noon.
About forty neighbors and friends
of Mrs. Frank Cullison very agree
ably surprised her at her home on
Water street Thursday evening it
being the occasion of her thirtv-fifth
birthday Light refreshments were
served and all report most enjoy
able evening.
A little Huntington girl was at
tending church service a few days
ago, when the congregation sang,
Jesus is Calling Today" When she
returned her mother asked her how
many people were at the service. ooh,
everybody was there but Jesus, and
he was out calling"
The naval manoeuvers and sham
battle on Winona Lake, August 1st
by the 200 Culver cadets in the six
United States Revenue Cutters armed
with rapid fire hotchkiss guns; the
cadets in full naval uniform will be
picturesque. This water drill attract
ed thousands of spectators to the La
goons of the ST. Louis Fair. Bring
baskets. You are welcome.