The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-04-06
Ray Walburn is sick with an attac

Ray Walburn is sick with an attack
of appendicitis.
VIM. Jewell went to South Bend to
visit relatives.
George Jacox will spend the week
at South Bend.
Miss Pearl Holem is on the sick
list
Washington Voreis spent Sunday
here with his family.
Mrs. David earn left for Rockfalls,
Wisconsin, to visit her daughter.
Miss Vera Humrichouser is spend
ing vacation week at South Bend
Bertha Maxey went to South Bend
to visit her sister, Mrs. E. Wilkinson.
Edward Snepp and Miss Mabel
Curtis spent Sunday in Bourbon.
Mrs. Jacob Hoham went to Culver
on business.
Mrs. Caroline Baker is spending the
week at Monroe, Michigan.
Miss Stella Pontius is spending the
week with parents at Argos.
Mrs. Reprougle and two children
have gone to Little Rock, Arkansas.
Logged Ziters went to Argos where
he will visit during vacation.
Mrs F. Bell has returned to her
home at Inwood.
Jacob Martin of Argos was on our
streets Monday.
Henry Kepler of Nappanee, went to
Rochester where he enters the Roch-
ester college, the spring term of which
begins this Tuesday,
Miss Edna Smith, who resides west
of Plymouth, went to Rochester to
attend school.
Play Wodard has returned from a
visit at Walkerton and North Liber-
ty.
Ray Walburn is able to be UP after
suffering from an attack of appendi-
citus.
Ned, the Jeweler, has moved in
with Charts Shade, where c. T. Allen
was formerly located.
E. W. High who has been the op-
orator at the Pennsylvania depot has
been transferred to Convoy, Ohio.
D. L. and Will Ross who have lived
here for the past two months, have
returned to Argos.
Mrs. Belle Palmer has returned to
Chicago after visiting her brother,
Joshua Long.
| Mrs. Elmer Crockett returned to
South Bend after visiting friends here
over Sunday.
Miss Lena Shoemaker has returned
to her home at Monterey after spend
ing Sunday with relatives in this city.
Chas. Hoover returned to Roches-
ter this morning where he works for
Byers Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew Bottorf have
left for their home at Cando, North
Dakota.
| Mrs. D. Yost returned to Mishawa-
ka after spending Sunday with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Eich.,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Wilkinson re-
turned to South Bend after visiting
relatives here over Sunday.
Frank Hager has accepted posit-
ion as travelling salesman for Keller
and Jeffries. He will sell the broom
that the latter make.
Capt. R. A. McNall, whose home is
at Delphos, Ohio, returned to Roches-
ter to assume his duties at the Roch-
ester College.
The township trustees are preparing
to take the school enumeration. The
law allows them from April 10 to
to April 80.
Mr.. Joe Wolf left Friday night for
his home at Lauton, Oklahoma,
where he is engaged in the clothing
business. He spent week with
relatives and friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Hume left for
Urbanna, Ill, this morning where they
will visit their son, Albert, for two
weeks. DR.. L. E. Carvey will have
charge of DIR. Hume's Office while he
is absent.
DR.. Smith the dental specialist,
who so successfully extracts teeth
without pain, will return to Plymouth
Monday and Tuesday, April 10th and
18th. Ross House No other visit I'M
til next fall.
Theodore P. Shouts who has been
appointed chairman of the Isthmian
Canal Board at salary of $4,000 per
year, formerly had interests in War
saw, owning majority of the stock
in the Lesh Manufacturing Co.
Twenty-Five years ago w. E. Bail
ey wrote ten-payinent endowment
policy in the Union Central Iafc, for
C. L. Warner of South Bend. Mr..
Bailey went to South Bend today