The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-09-14
4LOCAL NEWS q !

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hershberger
are visiting at Coesse.
Miss Dona Smith is visiting her
grandmother at Tiosa.
John Boss is quite sick at his home
on Miner street.
Mrs. A. Bash, of Tyner, is visiting
at Columbia City.
DR.. Aspinall reports baby girl at
the home of Daniel Sarber FIVE miles
north OF this city.
The sale of Henry Halls farm was
made by John Bowel the Plymouth
real estate hustler
The reunion OF the Splitter and My
ers families will be held Wednesday,
Sept. ~, at Twin Lakes
Work at the canning factory is
booming and the output will be twice
what it was last year.
w P Biddle and VIM. Bradley
have gone to Inwood to work on the
foundation of the new Nj. E. church.
A. Flashentraeger who was quite
sick for a few days, is now able to
be out again.
Mrs. G. A. Marsh and her daughter
Miss Ella Marsh, are visiting at Ith-
AGA, Mich.
Miss Grace Lemler has returned
from visit of three weeks at Column
bia City and other points in Whitley
and Allen counties.
Mrs. E. E. Campbell and her n4ph-
ew, Paul Nichols, who were called
here by the death of Mrs Miles Pom
eroy, returned to Chicago Thursday.
Ruth Schulteiss has returned to her
home at Fort Wayne after a visit of
six weeks with her grand parents in
Plymouth.
Mrs. Gertrude Carl has returned
to her home at Logansport after a
visit of several days with her moth
er, Mrs. Woodbury..
Miss Grace Wenninger of Knox,
has returned home after a visit with
the family of her uncle, Henry Wen
ninger in this city.
Miss Fannie A. Weeks of Wash
ington, met horrible death Wednes-
day by falling into a boiling spring
at Yellowstone Park
Misses Bonnie Hardesty and Mabel
Worsham of Tippecanoe have re-
turned home after visit of a few
days in this city and vicinity.
Frank Lanterman, for many years
foreman in the job department of the
Northern Indianian at Warsaw, has
been declared insane and taken to
Longcliff.
Fifteen thousand veterans partici-
pated in the G.. A. r. parade at Den
yer but many of the old soldiers were
exhausted and compelled to drop out
of line before the end of the route
was reached.
Mrs w. H. Cove and her aunt,
Mrs. J. H. Kramer, of Michigan, who
has been visiting here, went to Fort
Wayne and after visit there they
will go to Van Vert, Ohio for visit
of a few days.
Norman S. Woodward, who has
been a resident of this city and vi
cinity 20 years, will leave in a few
days for a visit with relatives in
Vermont, from there he will go to
New York and make his home with
his son.
Hon. Levi R. Stookey who located
in Hammond few months ago has
concluded that Hammond docs not
possess the advantages he supposed
it did and he has returned to War
saw to resume the practice of law
Mr.. Stookey was for several years .
resident of Marshall county and is
well known here.
Elder B. w. Woodward of Mich.
gan, ]. F. Wagner of Rochester, w
H. Wilson of Chicago and Mrs. Hell
en- TRULY of Sheridan, Ind, spent
Wednesday night with friends in Ply
mouth on their way to the confer.
ence of the Church of God in South
Bend.
Chicsgo's new chief of police is
working faithfully to rid that city OF
its disreputable dives, gambling joints
and other immoral institutions. No
only is he working hard but he has
actually accomplished results which
win help to rid that city at least O
! part of its wickedness.