The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-07-20
Mrs. James Farley went to Chi

Miss Edith Stout of Dayton,
Ohio, is visiting the Misses Car
RE and Laura Reeves.
Charles Bryan of south of this
city, went to South Bend Satur-
day morning.
Miss Edna Poor went to South
Bend to visit her sister, Mrs.
Henry Hawkins.
Adam Hunter of Fort Wayne,
is visiting friends in this city. Mr..
Hunter formerly lived here.
Thressa Martin went to Bour-
bon for a weeks visit with rela-
tives.
| Harold Rosenberg returned to
his home at Monterey Friday at
ter visit of week with relatives
in this city.
Mrs. Charles Hisey who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Hutchinson, return
ed to her home at Michigan City.
Mesdames Kleber, Bondurant,
Bonham, Hahn, Rockhill and
Kleckner spent the afternoon at
Lake Maxinkuckee Friday.
Anna Dunn returned Saturday
morning from Winona Lake,
where she has been attending the
State Photographers Convention.
Miss Mefcie Jones, daughter of
County Clerk Jones, has returned
from a two weeks visit with rel
atives at Argos.
Edward Mahoney OF Valpa-
raiso, has taken the place of con-
ductor on train d on the Pennsyl-
vania. He relieves Frank Bur-
kett who is sick.
| Miss Vera Brumbaugh arrived
last Thursday from Lagrange, III.
! to spend the summer with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Zumbaugh and other relatives.
The Culver band received their
new uniforms last Friday. A we'll
drilled band of sixteen pieces in
splendid uniforms is credit to
any town.-Culver Citizen.
During the past month the
Postofice Department has issued
fraud orders against E. w.
Beecher and Indiana Chemical
Mfg. Co. both of Mishawaka.
Mrs. N. B. Dickey of Winona
Lake, and Miss Card of Indian
apolis were the guests of Miss
Estella Chase Friday. Miss Chase
gave an all day house-party at
her home on Webster Avenue
Friday.
| Mrs. ]. c. Butler went to Val
paraiso last Friday where she
will spend the remainder of the
week with her daughter, Chloe,
who is attending the Valparaiso
Normal school.
Mrs. John Parks and daughter,
Jennie, started Thursday night
for Petosky, Mich, where they
visit and spend the warm days.
They will be probably be away
month or six weeks.
Down at Kokomo an editor wrote
up marriage. He complimented the
bride by saying, "she is fetching and
vivacious," but the intelligent print
er got it "she is itching and vicious"
Now the devils to pay.
Mr.. Charles Blain, foreman of
the bookbinding department of
the Atoz printing company at
South Whitley, Ind, is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. ]. D. McLaren, in
this city.
Tippecanoe has decided to have
August "a as the harvest jubilee.
Heretofore those big days were
ali financed by few individuals
but this year all of the business
men have gone together, hand in
hand, and most successful time
is anticipated.
The Old Settlers meeting at
Columbia City, August II, will
be enlivened by a public wedding.
A free marriage license and So in
cash are offered to the young man
and his best girl who will marry
on that occasion and it is said
that there are several marriage
able couples that have their eyes
on the inducement.
Col. /. w. Brown has again
been most graciously smiled upon
by his fairy god-mother, Helen
Could. This time it is three
months vacation, trip to Eu-
rope, expenses paid, and his sal
airy, like the river, go on forever.
This beats the remuneration re-
ceived for running country
newspaper, and if Helen will only
take us under her wing, we will
most solemnly promise to help
protect every dear bug, bee and
bird in the land, and yell long
and loud for Isaac.-Rochester
Republican.