The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-10-05

Miss Anna Heck, of Grover
town, spent Sunday with Miss
Jennie Schultz.
John Reha of Casey, ILL.,, stop
ped here on his way TO Valparai-
SO to attend school.
Mrs. Hoy Singrey of this city
made 171S words out of "Kimball
Piano and got a prize valued
at $95.
Mrs. Clyde Bowel has return
ed to her home at St. Joseph,
Mich, after a visit with her
mother, Mrs. B. r. Laid and the
family of B. c. Bowel at Argos.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Richard of
Miner street attended a reunion
of the Camp family at the home
of Emanuel Camp in Argos, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schoonover, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Kanousc and Edi-
tor Wickizer and wife of the Ar
Cos Reflector, visited at William
Ormond's in this city Sunday.
Mrs. E. n. Martin and Mrs.
Clara Falconburg of Bourbon,
and Mrs. Hiram Wolfe of Etna
Green are attending the Grand
Chapter at indianapolis this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whitmore
of Macon, Gundy county, Hi
nois, have returned home after
a visit at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. l. F. Traver two
miles northeast of this city.
Isaac Reslar, his daughter
Mary A. and his son, William,
went to Decatur, Mich, last
Thursday and spent three days
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Nc
Cole. Mrs. McCole is MI. Res
lars daughter.
Vern Miller of Bremen, visited
over Sunday in Plymouth, and
went home Monday morning to
get ready to leave for the North
western Dental school at Chicago
Wednesday. He completes his
work there this year.
Charley Whitmore of Los An
geles, California, stopped in Ply
mouth Saturday evening on his
way home from New York where
he had been purchasing goods,
and spent Sunday with his sis
tiers, Mrs. B. c. Southworth and
Mrs. c. R. Leonard.
Rev. c. A. Brooke and wife
stopped Friday afternoon and
over night at the home of Mrs.
Pershing, visiting as many
friends as possible before the
train went south on the Vandal-
Ia at 11.3O a. m.
Walter Dickinson who has
been visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. d. l.. Dickinson, re-
turned to New York Friday to
complete his course in the Union
Theological Seminary.
The last days of September,
1905 will be recollected as very
warm days for this season of the
year., the mercury marking SO
degrees in the shade for three
successive days.
Mrs. Tice, wife of Rev. Mr..
Tice, who was the Wesleyan
preacher here for three years,
has returned to her home al
Wes.lhed, after a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Windbigler. Mrs.
Tice is in much better health
than when she resided here.
w. H. Whited, of Argos, has
sold his property to Fernando
Cox and will go to California for
the benefit of his wife's health
Mr.. Whited is a veteran OF the
civil war, and has been a resi-
dent of this county more than
40 years.
The text of the new treaty O
alliance between England and
Japan, just published, confirms
the semi-ofhcial summaries pre-.
viously printed and calls for nc
revision of the judgments already
expressed regarding its signih-
canoe and intended effects.
Charles w. Ramsey of Wes'
township, and his sister, Mrs
S. M. Burch of this city, wen
to South Bend to attend thu
Ramsay family reunion. Mr.
Ramsay will visit at Sumption
Prairie before returning home
Rev. ]. D. Coverstone for sil
years pastor of the u. B. churcl
at Bremen and we'll known in al
sections of Marshall county, wa
assigned to Grass Creek thi
year. He is a preacher of NOR
than ordinary ability.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Folk o
Louisville, Starke county, Ohio
attended the G. A. r. encamp
ment at Denver and stoppe'
hero on their wav home 70 viSi