The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-06-08

Mrs. B. F. Davis went to Peru to
visit
Mrs. Rose Thomas of Elkhart is
here visiting relatives.
Miss Stella Dolley went to Grover
town to visit her mother.
Mrs. B. S. Jordan went to South
Bend to visit her daughter.
Julian Lauer of New York City, is
here visiting relatives and friends.
Floyd Feltig went to Chicago to
visit his sister, Mrs. Grace Mccain.
J. A. Rodenberger of Lapaz, won
the Morris chair at Kloepfer's, num-
Der 1866.
Peter Disher left Tuesday for
Adams, Nebraska on a weeks bust
ness trip.
Robert Long went to Warsaw
where he Will remain during the rest
of the week.
Mr. and Mrs D. c. Cole went to
North Liberty, where they will visit
for few days.
Rev. J. B. Carter left Tuesday for
South Bend to attend the Northern
Indiana Baptist's Association
Major and Mrs Gignilliatt and
Miss Schmidt of the Culver Military
academy were in Plymouth Tuesday.
There was an old fashioned barn
raising at the home of William Ber-
lin, four miles south of town Tuesday
BOARDERS WANTED Board
and room $3.50 Mrs. Templeton, vi
nall property, n. Center street. d1wl
Miss McCumber who taught in the
Plymouth city schools during the past
year has gone TO her home at Ann
Arbor
Mrs. c. Shearm of Grand Rapids,
who has been visiting her brother,
Fred Shearm of this city, went to
Chicago Tuesday morning.
Mrs. w. NJ. Haas of Grant City,
Missouri, who has been visiting Mrs
M. Heston north of this city, went to
Shreve, O., this morning.
William Voreis of Green township,
one of the oldest citizens of this
county, and at one time county COM
missioner, has gone on trip to Nor
thern Wisconsin.
The Advisory Board of Center
township met last Friday in regular
session and elected Sherman Orr to
fill the vacancy caused by the resig
nation of Mr.. Jacob Schrom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Singler of South Bend
attended the St. Boniface social
meeting Monday evening. They were
formerly residents of Plymouth. Mr..
Singler conducted a hardware store
here some twenty years ago.
The Goshen Ball Team sent mes
sage here Monday stating that they
would have to call the game off which
was to have been played Tuesday
with Plymouth. They gave as their
reason that they had disbanded.
C. T. Mattingly is erecting a Shaw
yer plank barn SO by 60 feet on his
farm south of this city. Three or
four men can erect one of these
barns in week, except the finishing
inside work and they are said to be
the strongest, cheapest and most DUR
able barn that can be made of wood.
John George Rentschler of Miner
street, was 81 years old last Sunday
and all his children, grand children
and several other relatives and friends
gathered at his home in the afternoon
to congratulate him and wish him
many more birthdays. He has al
ways been a quiet, Industrious, good
citizen and enjoys the esteem of ev-
erybody in his neighborhood.
Mrs. w. c. Bernhard, who has
been visiting relatives and friends in
this city and her brother, Rev. ]. F.
Appieman of Mexico, Ind, returned
to her hcme at South Bend this noon.
The case of the Cambridge Glass
Company VS. William L. Sarber and
son of Argos which was set for trial
Tuesday was settled and dismissed
withou. trial. The suit was brought
to settle an account.