The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-04-13

Mrs. Oscar Romig is visiting al
Inwood
S. F. Unger made businss trip &c
Monterey.
Peter Cast has gone to South Benz
to visit for few days.
Emory Hall has gone to Niles,
Michigan, where he will visit.
Harry Armstrong went to Culver
to attend the Bogardus funeral.
Mrs. Rose earns has returned from
visit at South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Singrey and
daughter are visiting at South Bend
Josiah Geiselman is seriously i'll
at his home in this city.
Bread is getting higher" announ.
ces the headlines. We shall all have
to eat cake.
]. r. Hewitt has purchased the old
Mcdonald homestead of Mrs. c. A.
Hartman.
Charles Cole left Thursday morn
ing for North Dakota, where he will
remain during the summer
Miss Ruth Logan went to Fort
Wayne where she will visit for few
days.
Mrs. Henry Reynolds went to Sill
yer Lake to visit with her mother
and brother.
Thomas Boyles, who has been Wis
iting here for few days, returned to
His home at Argos.
Mrs. George Myers was at Culver
attending the funeral of Al. Bogar-
dus.
George Cross got his left hand hurt
while working at the Morris Mill Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Warren returned to her home
after visiting over Sunday with Mrs.
William Cast.
The two little daughters of Mrs.
Johnson, who have been visiting here
returned to their home at Argos.
Mrs. Earl Wilkinson and Miss Ber-
tina Maxey came down from South
Bend Tuesday to visit their mother.
Mrs. Peter Gibson after a week S
visit here, has returned to her home
at South Bend.
Mrs. Play Woodward and children
have returned from a visit with rel
atives at Walkerton.
Mrs. George Williams has returned
from visit with relatives at South
Bend and Knox
D. E. Snyder mas sold to Cornelius
Pontious, lot 16, in Brownies addit-
ion, consideration $3.50
Mr.. Reddick went 70 Bourbon Mon
day. He moved to Utah last fall and
is here again on business.
L. J. Hess ard brother Ily Hess OF
Argos went to Goshen to attend the
f':s.eral OF an uncle. Monday
Miss Carrie McNamaia OF Pierce
ton, changed cars here for Terre
Haute where she is attending the
State Normal
Mrs. Sarah J. Davidson who has
been visiting here for the last week,
has returned to her home at Letters
Ford
About a dozen ministers changed
cars here enroute for their homes
after attending the Evangelical Con
ference at Rochester.
The remains Of Edward Weiss ar
rived at Bremen from Los Angeles,
California, Saturday. The funeral oc-
curred Sunday
Ed. Rodgers and sister, Nora spent
Sunday with relatives near Argos
Mrs Rodgers returned home with
them after weeks visit with her
parents.
dss. Lizzie Walters Of Bremen and
Miss Carrie Boss OF Bourbon. VS.
tied their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bosss and their sisters. Mrs F. E.
earn and Mrs. Charles Wade in this
city Sunday.
FOR SALE-One range, one round
oak stove, one Wilson heater, one Ra-
diant Home hard coal burner. one
bed room set, stands, bookcase. pork
barre! and other barrels, 20 gal. iron
kettle, chairs ETC. at my residence
Aug. Carabin. d1w1
One of the new laws prohibits
junk dealers from buying junk of any
kind from minors without the consent
Of their parents or guardians, under
eavy penalty. Junk dealers must Il.
so pay an annual state license fee