The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-09-21
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gunter are
visiting at Warsaw.
Mrs. Ream is visiting her daughter
Mrs. II. J. Mitchell, at Elkhart.
Two Argos men are trimming the
trees in the Cont yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shambaugh are visit
ing in Plymouth.
Mrs. Della Johns is visiting her SIS
ter in Elkhart.
John L. Drake and Maude Maurer,
William E. Clark and Miss Lennie
Kline have been licensed to marry.
Samuel Fravert and family of Nap
panee are visiting in this city and vi
entity
Mrs. Kirksy of Lapaz, IS visiting
her grandparents. Mr.. and Alrs. Jacob
Rhoades west of this city.
Airs. Espick is visiting relatives at
Muncie and Indianapolis for about
two weeks.
Monday was hot September day
The mercury registered 81 in the
shade.
ST. Kebut Chunder Sens Oil cures
all oains ard aches. Agents wanted
Mrs. Roy. s2O Michigan St. i4dt14
N. c. Carpenter and family have
gone TO northern lllinois for visit
of two weeks.
Mrs. James W. Thayer and her Sis
ter, Mrs Forbes, are visiting in Chi
cago.
The Tribune does more job print
ing than any other two Offices in the
county.
Mr.. William Smith and his mother
OF Chicago are visiting Mrs. Garrett
and the family of Mr.. Rhoades.
The type for the Tribune is set
with a Mergenthaler typest ting ma
chine the only one in the county.
August Mickey went 10 South
Bend 10 attend the reunion of the
21st Indiana veterans
Heavy rains caused rise of TWEEN
~ feet in As hours in the Mississippi
river, Sunday and Monday and much
damage was done at St. Louis.
Mrs. Bailey of Lakevilie, mother
OF Mrs. N. H. Sheppard and her aunt
Mrs. Eaton, of Wanatah, are visiting
Mrs. Sheppard.
James Dowle, residing nine miles
north of Plymouth, attended the re-
union of the 74th Ind. Veterans at
Warsaw this week.
The II. S. tower east OF town has
been closed and Harry Hershberger
the operator has gone to Wanatah to
do night work.
Miss Anna Wamhaff, of Delphos,
Ohio, has returned home after visit
of week with the family of her
uncle, ferdinand .Eich, in this city.
Mrs. Charles Phillips of Elkhart,
who has been visiting Mrs. S. A.
Brewer, went to Claypool for visit
of few days before returning home
Leo Steurer and Mrs Kate Stein
accompanied Rev. Father Smith to
Covington, and will make their home
there.
Mrs. Ed Baxter returned to Nisha-
waka Monday evening after visit
OF several days with relatives In Ply
mouth.
Mrs. S. c. Rllinehart and two
daughters have returned to Wanatah
after a visit of several days with her
sister, Mrs. James Hoffman.
A few cherry trees in this county
are putting out second crop of bios
SONS, but it is not expected that a
second crop of cherries will be gath
cred
Washington Kelley has returned to
his home at ODER He visited ten
days with his daughter, Mrs. William
Everly and friends in Plymouth and
vicinity.
Dr. Jacob Boss, OF Weir, Kansas,
who was visiting here and left for
home two weeks ago, has returned
to Plymouth on account OF the critical
illness of his father.
Mrs. Kate Latta, who has been Wis
iting her parents, DR.. Martin and
wife in this city was called to Goshen
to attend the funeral of her husbands
nephew, Clarence Latta.
Miss Jacob Haag and Miss Kauf-
man visited at the home or Edgar
Haag four miles northeast OF Ply
mouth Sunday and found his condi-
ton somewhat improved. He is suf-
fering from lung trouble.
Judge Conner of Rochester, came
up today and dismissed three cases
he had in the Marshall circuit court.
He says lawyers like him are making
money enough and weather is pretty
hot to spend much time in court.
F. P. Bidwell is moving his family
from the Simons residence to Chester
Mass. 1t is an excellent family that
Plymouth regrets to lose The re-
moval of the family will in no way