The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-10-12

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Mrs. John Pifer of Warsaw,
spent Sunday with the family of
Clifford Bell. f,
Mrs. Fos,er of Ada, Ohio, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. Kirk
ley, in North township.
Mrs. DR.. Abner of Hamlet,
spent Sunday with friends in
this city.
Mrs. J. Sutherlin of Donald
son has returned from a visit at
South Bend.
Frank Souders. and nephew,
Asher Davis, of Larwill, visited
over Sunday with the Souders
brothers in this city.
Mrs. Erwin Appleman and
Mrs. Dresser have gone to Wa
bash for a visit of several days
with relatives in that city.
Mrs. Henry Ashton, who has
been visiting here went to Bour-
bon to visit and attend the fair
this week.
Miss Mary E. Matthew, who
is attending school at Rochester,
spent Sunday with her parents in
Plymouth.
]. d. Mccoy went to Chicago
Sunday to spend a few days pur-
chasing machinery for the Ply
mouth steam laundry.
Mrs. William Walter of Bre-
men spent Saturday and Sun lay
in this city with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Boss.
Miss Sadie Nation of South
Bend spent Sunday in this city
with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Stansbury.
w. P. Biddle and other Ply
mouth workmen employed on
the new NJ. E. church at Inwood
report the work progressing rap
idly.
Christian Young has returned
to his home in Ness county, Kan
sas, after a visit of two months
with relatives and old friends in
this county.
w. E. Bailey went to Chicago
Thursday with his sisters, Mrs.
Black of Macy, and Mrs. Bene-
dict of this city, who went west
for a visit of three weeks.
Wagon loads of fine tomatoes
are hauled to Plymoutk's car.-
ming factory every oav and the
output is already twice as great
as la.i year.
Mrs. Burdick, who is here
from Michigan visiting Mrs.
Fleck and other school mates of
thirty years age, spent a few
days in Lapaz this week.
Frank L. Hoke has sold his
farm Of forty acres four miles
south of Plymouth to Hiram
Shafer, and expects to buy about
twenty acres near Plymouth if
he can find a tract of that size
that suits him.
One of George AIDES farmer
neighbors declares that George
was skinned" in his deal for
fancy cattle. This neighbor may
be jealous but George cannot be
expected to know all about cat
tie and everything else.
Nathan Bunch is DONG some
work on the farm he recently
purchased of William Everly,
south of Argos. He expects to
move to the farm early in No
vember.
Ney Stevens, who has bee-
urged to take the democratic
nomination for mayor as the
only man who would have a pos
sibility of being elected on that
ticket, positively declines to be
a candidate.
Aaron Short has returned to
his home IN Concordia, Kansas.
Aaron left here twenty-five years
ago and he enjoyed his visit of
several weeks in this city, South
Bend and other points. But he
left declaring Kansas is the best
country in the world.
Culver beat Winona in the
foot ball game Saturday by a
score of IL to 5 but Cadet Huller
of EaSalle, Illinois, had his Jaw
broken in the rush and was sent
to Chicago. From there he will
60 to his home until he is able
to resume his place in school.
Mrs. Bridget Johnson died at
her home in Bourbon Sunday
night aged IS years. She was
sick about two months. She
leaves two sisters, Mrs. Craig OF
Bourbon and Mrs. Mary Iefirs
of this city. Funeral at ST. MI
chael's church at 10 a. m. Tues
day, interment in Catholic Gene
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