The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-09-14


ranges in Garrett this week.
H. Alderman is home from a visit
at South Bend
There is no improvement in the
yellow fever situation in Louisiana
Mrs. Lena Walters has gone to
Winamac for a visit of Z week.
Miss Daisy Apple is visiting at
South Bend.
]. c. Sullivan of Donaldson, is
spending week at South Bend.
Hiss Jennie Schultz has returned
to Grovertown.
Mrs. Ella Bryan of Argos, spent
Sunday with relatives in Plymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Dietrich came
down from Bremen Saturday even
ing to visit until Tuesday
Miss Ollie Walker. of Hespier,
Mich, is visiting her aunt Mrs J. A
Cunningham in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Lauer are here
from Usage City, Kansas, to attend
the Wolf-Lauer wedding Tuesday
Laporte fair this week, commenc-
ing Tuesday and closing Friday af-
ternoon.
Bert Schell and Charley Stewart
are doing some work on the Etna
Green school house this week
c. Young, of Ness county, Kansas,
is visiting relat'- es in Marshall coun-
ty.
My Wife's Family a big city at
traction will be at the opera house
Thursday, Sept. IA.
ST. Keshub Ch,.nder Sens Oil cures
all pains and aches. Agnts wanted
Mrs. Roy, 900 Michigan street d12
Henry Zechiel and family of Gull
yer changed cars here for Hamlet for
visit of few days.
Mrs. Jacob H. Ton and daughter,
have returned to Chicago after a Wis
it with Mrs. Solomon Lechlightner.
Miss Emma Gallagher who has
been employed in the schools OK Salt
Lake City during the last two years,
left Plymouth Friday evening to
teach in that city another year
The three-year-old daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Sylvester York of West
township, died Sunday of cholera in
fanturf1 . x-fl~
Mrs. Melvin Chase and son James,
arrive from Dayton, Ohio, Tuesday,
for an extended visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham
Captain Morris of Maxinkuckee,
says a large number of people will
remain at the lake until the last of
this week.
Andrew Nifong and family came
down from South Bend Saturday and
went to Bourbon to attend the
Baugher family reunion Sunday.
Samuel Gretzinger, Mrs c. Bender
and her neice, Miss Selling of Perrys-
burg, Ohio, spent Monday at Culver
Culver
Stephen S. Mann has purchased the
u. S. Lemert farm west of Tyner for
$4,000. The sale was made through
the Bowel agency.
Mrs. E. Shager has returned to
Sharon, Wisconsin, after a visit of
three weeks in this county with the
families of Charles and Jacob Yum
baugh and other relatives.
About $50 persons went from Ply
mouth to Chicago on the over-Sun-
day excursions and about $50 tickets
were sold at other points east and
west of Plymouth.
Mrs. Isaiah Hess of Argos, has re-
turned home after a visit of week
with her sisters, Mrs. Jesse Williams,
Mrs. Stephenson, and other relatives
in this vicinity.
Look out for the chicken-pie social
at Hills Hall Wednesday evening.
Supper at o'clock on. See the no.
tice at the Post Office for menu.
Come everybody. All for Csc Dc
All the papers of northern Indiana
as we'll as most of the Indianapolis
and Chicago papers have something
to say about the work of Rev. N. H.
Sheppard in building the Christian
church in Plymouth.
The seventh annual reunion of the
survivors of the 18th Regiment Ind.
Volunteer Cavalry, will be held at
South Bend, Ind, Wednesday and
Thursday, September 81 and %, 1905.
Camp Fire Wednesday evening.
The annual conference of the
Church of God which closed at South
Bend Sunday evening, was one of the
largest and best ever held. Many
Marshall county people attended. R.
c. Railsback delivered the welcome
address and the work of Mrs. Eva