The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-09-14

10 spend OunQdy.
Hon. B. F. Shively of South Bend
was in Plymouth this morning.
Christian Whitman of Inwood, ha.
returned from a visit at South Bend
Miss Pearl Nifong is visiting al
South Bend.
Wesley McCrory is spending a few
days with his son in Chicago.
Miss Ethel Good of indianapolis
has been visiting the family of Bert
Thompson in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Pontious o.
Chicago visited Thomas Mcdonald
this week.
Mrs Guy Baker and Miss Sue
Trowbridge have returned from q
visit at South Bend.
Washington Kelley of ODER, came
up Friday eveneing for visit of q
week.
Miss Blanche Disher has gone to
Rochester to resume her work as
teacher in the schools of that city
Mrs. Sandol, of Mishawaka, spent
Friday and Friday night with friend:
in this city.
The Laporte fair opens Tuesday
September IL, and continues until
Friday evening.
Corporal Tanner Tanner was elect
ed commander of the national G. A
R. at Denver, Friday.
Three hundred and fifty people
were killed and many hundreds in
jured by an earthquake in Italy Fri
day morning.
This is magnificent corn weather
Ten days more of the same kind will
insure us the greatest corn crop ever
garnered in the state of Indiana
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Purdy of Lo-
gansport, changed cars here on their
way to Bourbon to attend the Bow
en- family reunion.
AS an evidence of how hard time:
are in Chicago, you will note thai
they are beginning to arrest gamb
lers up there on vagrancy charges.
Miss Marie Jennings of Grand Rap
ids, has returned home after visit
with the family of Prof R. A. Ran
dali.
Mrs. Charles Redding and son, ar.
rived from Brimheld, Ind, Friday
for a visit with relatives in this city
and Bourbon.
Mrs Lizzie Walter drove dowr
from Bremen, to visit until Sunday
evening with her parents, Mr.. ane
Mrs. John Boss.
Henry H. Miller of Bremen, wa.
in town and says Bremen is making
preparations for the best fair in it:
history.
The twenty-hrst annual reunion o
the "Persimmon Brigade" will be held
at indianapolis Wednesday, Sept 10
State fair week
The family of Hon. B. F. Shivel,
of South Bend, stopped in Plymouth
on their way home from visit will
Mrs. Shively's parents at Brookville
Pennsylvania.
Miss Mae Speyer, who has been Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Moses Lauer anC
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sig
mund Mayer, returned to her home
in New York City Saturday.
Rev. w. c. Appleby of Newport
stopped off for a short visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Gillespie, on his way tc
Michigan City, to attend the annua
NJ. L.. Conference.
Justa Fultz and Miss Berth;
Holmes were married at Elkhart las
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Fultz is
brother of the well-known telegraph
operator.
When the adoption of locomotive
to passenger travel was undertaken
by the Baltimore Ohio rs years ago
passengers were not given tickets Blu
were carried on way bills as freigh
is carried today.
Corporal Tanner is the new Com
mander in Chief of the Grand Arm,
OF the Republic. He is one OF tn
best-known men in G. A. r. circles
and his selection had been PRACTICAL,
assured for months.
Mrs. Sarah George of Bucyrus
Ohio, who has been making her hom'
wit hher daughter, Mrs. Schaal o
North township, since the holidays
has gone to Van Vert, Ohio, II
spend a few weeks with a daughte
there.
AZ Pana, Ill, Thursday evening
Miss Jessie Miller was married to Z
Lee Twiss. The ceremony took plac
At the foot of the bed where tn
brides grandmother, Mrs. Hele
Brown lay dying. The words ha
hardly been spoken that joined tn
young couple together when Mrs
Brown looked up with smile an
passed away, at the age OF ~ years
! The bride broke down sooo'ne'