The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-06-15

visiting at the home of Albert Pence.
Born to Mr. and Mrs John R. Hew-
lit girl Monday morning.
c. S. Cleveland has placed a new
launch on Pretty Lake.
Ralph Kleckner spent Sunday at
Fort Wayne.
Roller Kleckner is reported on the
sick list.
Ronald Thompson has returned to
St. Charles Missouri
Mrs. Ira earns is spending a few
weeks at Chicago with her sister.
The NJ. E. Sunday School will have
their annual picnic at Winona Lake
this year, July 18th.
Miss Maud Morris of Valparaiso,
is visiting friends here and relatives
at La eville.
Mar A Mathew went to Roches-
ter where she will attend the Roches-
ter Normal this summer.
$50 children from Brightside atten-
ded the Children's Day exercises at
the NJ E. church Sunday morning.
Oscar Burch went TO Valparaiso,
where he will attend the Noraml
school this summer.
Harry Marvin of indianapolis, is
here for a weeks visit with friends
and relatives.
Six hundred persons attended the
children's day exercises at the M. E.
church in this city Sunday.
The St. Mary's Guild will meet
with Mrs. Eldridge Thompson Tues
day evening, June IS.
Dr. Charles O. Wiltfong of Ches-
terton, spent Sunday with his parents
in this city.
Mrs. Paul Hersbarger returned to
her home at Coesse after visit OF
several days with Mrs. John Hers
larger of this city.
Mrs B. C. Styles and son Martin,
went to Valparaiso where the latter
will take a course in instrumental
music at the Normal school.
Absalom Miller of Logansport ar
-;v-d Sunday morning for visit OF
week with his brother, Jesse Miller,
ard other relatives in this county.
Evangelist A H. Elmer will speak
at The Church of God at Argos next
Sunday morning and evening, and
at the Union Chapel at $50 p. m.
Lowell Smith has returned to his
home at Valparaiso after visit of
several days in this city at the home
of Theo. Mclaughlin
Mr.. F C. Hoffman, of the law firm
of Ballon and Hoffman of Fort
Wayne, was n Plymouth Monday on
business.
Mrs J. c. Jilson of Chicago, spent
Sunday with relatives and friends in
this city She went to Culver this
noon.
Mrs William Rudi who has been
visiting at the home of P J. Haag
for the past week, returned to her
home at Chicago this afternoon.
Miss Maize Thompson and Miss
Fern Morelock went to Valparaiso
where they will attend the Normal
school during the summer term.
Miss Ethel York returned TO her
home at Inwood after a visit of sew
eral days in this city with her grand
mother Mrs W. A Strunk.
Mr. and Mrs. E. K Camp have
returned to their home at Argos at
ter visit of several days with friends
in this city.
Mrs. Sarah Rundell and mother,
Mrs. Sevilla Cook of South Bend,
visited friends in this city while en-
route to Argos.
Mr.. Schrock, who recently bought
TIE Beatty Racket store in the south
side of Losey's store room, has
moved it to ODER, on the Nickle Plate
west of Burr Oak.
Howard Brook, of the Casey Ban
ner-Times and Chester Brooke of
Peru, visited in Plymouth yesterday
with their brother Ed S. Brooke and
other relatives and friends.
| William Bush who was taken to the
jail Saturday night on account of not
being able to pay. his fine for intoxi-
cation was released Monday upon the
payment of the same.
Miss Chloe /. Butler and Miss Rosa
Lidecker left this morning for VAL
paraiso where they will attend the
summer term of the Valparaiso Nor
NAL school.
| Mr.. Oscar Hadley, of Plainheld,
has announced himself candidate
for the republican nomination for
state treasurer. He is one of Hen
bricks county's most popular citizens
and has an enthusiastic following
throughout the state.