The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-11-23

ldii Ids DCCI NiolliuS MIC. OW~~t
in this city since Friday.
Mrs. Daniel c. Voreis is visit
ing her mother at North Liberty.
Mrs. Arno Renserger of South
Bend, is visiting relatives at Don
aldson.
There are various ways to
build up a town, one is to always
speak a good word for it.
Miss Lizzie Northam Of In
wood, has been spending a few
days in this city with Mrs. Will
liam Strunk.
Remember that you are cor
daily invited to attend the Ger
man supper at Hills cafe Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Elmer Crockett, of South
Bend, visited Monday afternoon
and Tuesday with Mrs. A. H.
Greenawalt of this city.
w. S. Price of Albion, Mich,
arrived Monday for a visit of a
few days with his son, c. w.
Price of the Bosworth shoe store.
DR.. Mildenberg, who is said to
be an eminent veterinary sur
geon, came to this city Monday
for the purpose of locating here.
Mrs Richard Railsback and
Mrs. Harsch have returned to
South Bend after attending the
conference here.
Mrs. DIR. Fry of Huntington,
attended the Church of God con-
ference and visited relatives in
Plymouth.
Evangelists B. w. and NJ. A.
Woodward of Michigan, went
from here to- Warren county to
hold a series of meetings.
N H. Shepard received a tele-
phone message to come to Nalpa-
raiso to preach the funeral of an
old acquaintance of his boyhood
days, in Benton county.
Mrs. Charles Gunter of Sidney,
who has been visiting relatives
here went to Donaldson for a Wis
it of a few days before returning
home.
Mrs. Caroline Carpenter of this
city was called to Elkhart by a
telegram received Sunday even
ing announcing the critical ILL
ness of her sister.
G.. Shrider has bought Mrs. O.
F. Ketcham's residence property
on Sophia street. MIR. and Mrs.
Ketcham expect to move to Cali
fornia early in December.
Josephus F~eighter, of Marion,
a former resident of this city,
stopped here on his way home
from Michigan where he had
been visiting John Foreman.
The youngest child of Mr..
Wiltshire, telegraph operator at
Grovertown. died Thursday
morning. Many persons OF
this city attended the funeral.
Sherman Harris has gone to
Linkville to care for his father
w. R. Harris, who is suffering
from old age and general debil-
ity at the home of Simeon Har-
rington.
Mrs. L. S. Bronson has return
ed to her home near Buchanan
Michigan, after attending the
conference and visiting several
days with her brother, Ezra X.
Barnhill.
Mrs. Josiah Geiselman who has
been making her home with her
daughter at Culver since the
death of Mr.. Geiselman, spent
Sunday in Plymouth and went
from here to Nappanee to spend
a few weeks with her son, Johr
Geiselman.
John J.Staley who was called
to Windfall Friday morning by
a telegram announcing the criti
cal illness of his father. returned
Saturday evening, leaving hi.
father. seemingly much improved
He suffered from a severe attach
of neuralgia of the heart.
Miss Laura Teller, who is TAX
ing osteopathy treatment a
.iSouth Bend for injuries received
a year ago, came home last weel
for a visit of a fe wdays. She i,
very much improved and hope,
to soon be well.
Mr.. and Mrs. George futile o
-lColdwater, Michigan, visited MI
Tuttle's aunt, Mrs. Montgomery
and Mrs. Burch, and his ole
schoolmate, John Leonard in thi'
city Monday and Tuesday ant
went from here to Donaldson t.
visit relatives and old friends il
West township, where he resided
many wears.