The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-09-21

| MIS-. Wlllldm BAKER OF culver, has
returned from a visit at Walkerton
Lou Mickey came home from
Niles, Michigan to spend Sunday.
Peter c. Burgman has returned tc
Toledo.
Achilles North spent Sunday with
relatives at Walkerton
Rev. J. S. Crowder has been re-
turned to this city as the preacher
for the NJ. E. congregation.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson
warns farmers not to invest their
money in cheap land
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Barber have re-
! turned to their home at Fort Wayne
after visit with relatives here.
Miss Anna Dunn has gone to In
dianapolis, to attend a wedding and
visit relatives two or three weeks.
Misses Mary Shoemaker and Pearl
Compton of Bourbon, have secured
employment at South Bend.
Mrs. Lavina Gray has gone to Gull
yer where she has employment for
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Hendricks weni
to Culver to spend Sunday with rela-
tives i'll Union township.
Mrs. Annie Peters and two child
rem, are visiting week in Indianap-
oils.
Mrs. Blatt and her niece Miss Effie
Stafford, have returned to Logans-
port after a visit with Mrs. Pitt.
John Alderman was called to South
Bend by the critical illness of his
son-in-law, Peter eastman
Mrs. Edith Pitts of Warsaw, came
to Plymouth to spend Sunday with
the family of Isaac Weaver
Mr.. and Mrs Dan Marks of Union
township, visited Plymouth relatives
Saturday.
Mrs. David Wilburn who has been
sick at South Bend, returned home
Saturday.
]. n. South of Union township,
transacted business in Plymouth last
day
James Melser and family have re-
turned to South Bend after visit
of a week with relatives in Walnut
township
Jesse Shoemaker, of Ottawa, Kan
sas, is here for a visit Of few days.
He had been visiting relatives at
Marion before coming here
Master Earnest Emmons, who has
been visiting his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Smith Pomeroy in this city,
has returned to his home in Argos
Miss Laura Dietrich of Bremen,
spent Sunday with friends here and
went from here to South Bend to at
tend the commercial college.
MISS. w. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs.
c. T. Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. Gillespie
and Mr. Rinard, the druggist spent
Sunday in Michigan City.
Mr.. Williams and family of the
Warsaw Times, who have been
spending few weeks at Pretty Lake,
returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Mary A. Downs and daughter
have returned to their home at Mans
field, Ohio. They spent several days
visiting relatives near this city.
Wesley Ream and wife have re-
turned to their home at Elkhart, af-
ter visit with relatives in this city
and Mr.. Ream's mother near Grover
town.
Frank NJ Orr, of South Bend,
spent Sunday and Monday in Ply
mouth He looks just as he did
when he was a resident of Plymouth
and says his wife is well.
Mrs. Philip Leonhart of Portland,
Indiana, has returned home after a
visit of a week at the home of her
son, John Leonhart, northeast of this
city.
A. J. Shurte of Wanatah, and Geo.
Dennison of Hamlet have gone to
Chicamauga to attend the reunion of
Wiider's brigade. Mr. Shurte was
wounded there AZ years ago.
Mrs. Alva Allison and daughter
and Frank Tyson and family of Ba-
tavia, Illinois, returned home after
visiting and canning peaches two
weeks at the home of Lawson Tyson
near this city. ~
The United States crol, bulletin es-
Inmates Indiana's corn crop at 90 per
cent of a perfect crop. Best record
in ten years and better than that of
any other state. Wisconsin stands
SECOND with 9s per cent.
Mrs. Joseph Collins has returned
from visit of three months at Wi
chita, Kansas. She says they have
have the finest corn crop ever grown
in southern Kansas. Her daughter,
Mrs. Flora Kruger, with her husband
is now at Los Angeles, CAL, is int
proving in health and hopes to be
we'll enough to return to her horne
at South Bend next spring.