The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-09-28

Mrs. B. Z. Durbin has returned to
Chicago after a visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Liggett
Mrs. Louise Thompson Barnes has
returned from a visit of a week at
South Bend
Jacob Zunbaugh, who recently sold
his farm northeast of Plymouth, is
visiting at Argos a few days.
Mrs. Streby, Miss Hoover and
Miss Kreighbaum of South Bend,
spent Sunday in Plymouth.
Mrs. William Froy has gone to
! Otsego, Mich, to join her hus-
band who is employed there.
James O. Parks, cashier of the
East Chicago bank, and his wife
are here for visit OF two weeks.
Miss Hazel Neff, who is attend
ing school at Winona, was home
over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Cowdry of Val,.a-
raiso, is visiting Mrs. Bussard,
wife OF the Vandalia agent III this
city.
Mrs. BERTHE Wallace OF Walk
erton, visited over Sunday in Ply
mouth with the family OF n. E.
Bunch.
Mrs. Bressenham has returned TO
her home at Fort Wayne after visit
with the Witty family near this
city
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Helsel and Mrs.
L. B. Bland of Bourbon, changed
cars here on their way to South Bend
to visit over Sunday
Jesse Hoham is exhibiting
ranges at Swayze this week. He
sold forty ranges at Garrett and
Bremen during the past two
weeks.
Albert Weimer and family are
moving from Plymouth to Eau
Claire, Mich. The family will Wis
it in South Bend this week on
their way to their new home.
Win Bissell and family of Lii
ma, Ohio, arrived Saturday for a
visit of few days in Plymouth.
Win is getting somewhat fleshy
but is we'll and strong.
Mrs. Mary Terrence and son
Of Peru, attended the reunion OF
the Martin family at Bourbon
Sunday. Over sixty members of
the family were present.
The Nappanee ball club will play
the Bremen club at Bremen Wednes-
day, October 4. The game will be
one of the attractions OF the fair.
which commences that day and ex-
tends through the week.
Farmers generally are done sowing
wheat. The acreage in this county
is larger than last year. Much OF the
wheat sown two or three weeks ago
is up and almost hides the ground.
Mrs. Mash of Warsaw, is here for
visit of few days with the family
of her uncle, John Boss.
Mrs. Mary Bennett has gone to
Bourbon for visit of several days.
Mrs. NJ. E. Pershing has donated
100 copies of the new NJ E. hymn
books to the church in this city. Mrs.
Pershing has long been known as
one of the best Methodists and best
women in Plymouth
Mrs W. S. Price has returned to
her home at Albion, Mich, after
visit in this city with the family of
her son. c. M. Price Mrs. c. M.
Price accompanied her for visit of
a few days at Albion. her former
home.
The Carnegie library at Portland,
Ind. is closed owing to a lack of
funds to support it and it is probable
that Mr.. Carnegie will be asked to
take back the library, which was
erected with his gift of $4,000.
The Marshall County council COM
posed of James Redick, Henry Rob-
erts, Charles A. Confer, L. Artz and
David Harrington have made an ap-
preparation for the calendar year 1906
of s57,1s3.93. This includes all county
expenses.
Mrs. Sarah Rumbley, mother of
the late Judge Walter Q. Gresham,
ex-Secretary of State. who lives on
a farm near Lanesville, ten miles
west of New Albany, celebrated her
9sth birthday anniversary few days
ago at her home. She is in excellent
health and from present indications
will live to be 100 years old.
The Ninth Indiana volunteers will
hold their 10Th annual reunion at
Valparaiso October 6 and z. One |
company of this regiment was Or
ganized here. Some of the survivors
who will probably attend the reunion
are Jones Grant, John Leonard and
Washington Kelley. Many have an
swered the last roll call during the |!
past five years among them being |
Captain Amasa Johnson.