The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-31


South Bend Saturday.
Mrs. Art Underwood returned to
her home at South Bend Saturday.
Mrs. N. B. Asphalt and daughter
Jane, spent Saturday at Winona.
Mrs. Kate Miller went to Bourbon
where she spent Sunday.
Mrs. o. E. Wymer of South Bend
transacted business here Saturday.
Miss Olive Grossman went to South
Bend for a visit with friends
c. R. Beattie returned to South
Bend.
Mrs. John Wright spent the day at
Bend Tuesday
Iva Glass went to Tyner where she
Will spend few days with relatives
Mr., and Mrs. Ralph Mattingly are
visiting in Michigan.
The Plymouth band drove to the
Old Settlers Picnic Saturday.
]. N. Wilson attended the Old Set
tiers Picnic Saturday.
Bishop Hazen White of Michigan
City, was in Plmouth Saturday
c. S. Cleveland attended the funeral
of A. ,Stuller at Mishawaka Saturday.
Mrs. w. H. Hallock and Mrs. Good
lie spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Rust near Tyner Saturday
Mr.. c. w. Callahan OF Chicago, is
spending few days with W. E. Leon
ard and family
Mrs. Frank Crumley and Miss Des-
sic yesterday went to Culver for a
weeks visit.
Mr. and Mrs. George Eichier went
to Culver where they will spend Sun
day with relatives.
Mrs J. C. Bunnell went to Kala-
mazoo, Mich, where sine will visit her
daughter, Mrs. John DeMont.
Miss Imogene Russell returned to
her home at Frankfort after visit of
three weeks with Mr. 2arid Mrs. Harry
Kilmer.
Mrs. Sarah Clifford land Lewis
Drake came from Plymouth Wednes-
day evening for a visit at the home
of W. W Clifford Sewanna Herald.
Winamac girl has JUST been,awar-
ded 69c damages for stolen kiss.
This was of course IAN afterharvest
smear, marked down from 20 cents
A large crowd from this place at
tended the Old Settlers Picnic in
North township Saturday. Nest oil
them drove but some went on the
1tTain
Miss Cora Hallock and Miss Lucre-
tia Loring went TO Etna Green where
they will visit relatives and friends
fore several days
Mrs. Mary Ke11ar or Lima, Ohio
and Miss Mamie CTiSt Of Monterey,
aer visiting friends IN Plymouth fol-
several days
| Co.-Supt George d. Marks held the
Hast regular monthly teachers' exam
tination for the year 1905 in the Cour1
1rooms Saturday About fifteen wrote
Mrs. c. w. Perschharher of South
Bend, is visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Boggs southeast Of
tthis CITY
State Senator John W. Parks, 81
Plymouth, visited in Warsaw Friday
terrence at Winona IN the afternoon
fference at Winona in teh afternoon
WARSAW Times
| Mrs. Wayne Joradn who has beer
spending the past week with heI
daughter, Mrs. Ernest Casfleman, liv.
ing west of This city, returned to her
ihcnae Eat Bourbon Saturday.
The South Bend bail team passed
through here this morning OF then
way home from Canton. They will
tplay "a series of games at home the
next 1two,weeks.
Cassapolis, Mich, has a woman in
the person of Mrs London, VINO has
found 1T necessary to shave once a
week for the last twenty years She
I:is nearly seventy years Of age.
The Misses Edith and Margzret
Hansen who have oeen visiting Their
aunt, Mrs. Mary Marsb for sometime.
returned to their home at Sandwich,
ILL.,, Tuesday.
Mrs. J. Rost, who has been spend
ing the past two months with her
mother, Mrs. J. Confer, weEt to Lake
side, H., where she will spend a
week visiting friends before returning
to her home at Milwaukee.
Auditor Ransbottom is endeavoring
to collect from the counties adjoining
Starke what is due this county in
change Of venue cases. Marshall
county owes us S3ss-50; Pulaski ST.
900; Porter s945.25; Laporte 500 and
Fulton $50. making a total of s3,s32.-
IS. Starxe county owes Pulaski $3.50,
hzvnging squared up with all the 9th
er counties. Knox Republican.
Civil Service examinations for City