The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-09-21
SLOCAL NEWS & !


S. A. Mcdonald, of Peru, is visiting
Tlatives here.
Mrs Luther Cole IS visiting reIa-
tives at Walnut
Mrs. Thomas Sponsler is visiting at
Talma.
Mrs Allen Cole is visiting at Lo-
gansport this week.
Miss Della Oglesoee has returned
TO Laporte.
Mrs. Owen Disher and daughter,
Iva, are visiting relatives and friends
IN Ohio for few weeks.
DR.. Rea, of Culver went to Chicago
today to visit his son who is one OF
the prominent physicians of that city.
Mr. and Mrs Ben NJ. Lauer have
returned to their home at Usage City,
Kansas.
B. W. Parks went to the Laporte
fair today in the interest of the
Bourbon fair.
Lloyd Brooke left for Boston today
to take course OF seven years at
Harvard University.
Mrs. Campbell came from Chicago
today to make her home for time
with her brother, Miles Pomeroy,
whose wife died short time ago.
Mrs Edith Baker has returned TO
her home in Kendallvi1le, after a visit
Of week in this city with her cousin,
Mrs Garrett
Mrs. George Vinall OF this city
with Mrs Underhill Of Elkhart, spent
the afternoon at Culver.
s. s. Mann went to Bremen to at
tend the reunion OF the 4sth Indiana
veterans
County Surveyor d. E. Vanvactor
breaches at Burr Oak the second and
third Sundays of every month.
w. H. Ashton Of Fort Wayne, Wis
tied his parents in this city today on
his way TO Chicago
Mrs. George A. Plug is visiting
friends in Cincinnati Rev. Mr.. Plug
accompanied her as far as Rochester
Edward Zechiel of Culver, has re-
turned to Tiffin, Ohio, to resume his
studies at Heidelberg University.
Peter c. Bergman, who works for
the Lake Shore railroad with head
quarters at Toledo, Ohio, came home
to visit over Sunday
Clifford Burkett and Harry Knott
have gone TO Charlottesville, to enter
Wabash college for a complete COZ
iegiate course
Ed Giller pleads guilty to charge
of intoxication made by policeman
Shearer in Justice Young's court and
his fine and costs amount to sl0.05.
Dr. B. w. S Wiseman, postmaster
at Culver, is enjoying a vacation of
ten days in the states of Pennsyl-
vania, Ohio and West Virginia.
The Methodist conference held at
Michigan City has within its bounds
200 preachers and 10000 members of
the NJ. E. church.
l. NJ. Mattingly has gone to Tope-
ka, Lagrange county, to assist his
son, Charles w. Mattingly, who is
starting a new paper there.
Mrs Eva Shane and daughter have
returned to Cincinnati after visit of
a few weeks with the family of Sig
mund Mayer and other relatives here.
Mrs. ]. E. Houghton has gone to
Connersville to visit her daughter
and her grandson that she has never
seen.
Charles Hennessey, of the Third
u. S. Cavalry, is visiting friends at
Inwood. He will go to the PHILIPPINE
islands in about six weeks.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church will meet Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
w. T. Leonard.
Mrs. H. G. Thayer. Mrs. Elma
Fribley of Bourbon, Mrs. L. A Jor-
dan and Mrs. Stella Jordan attended
the w. c. T. u. convention at Culver
today.
Mrs. Grace Gordon las returned to
her home near Argos, after . VISIT
of several days in North township
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Wade and other relatives.
Ten officials of the Vandalia rail-
road travelling on special train
stopped in Plymouth today, it is sup
posed, to see what improvements the
comnar,v ought to make here.