The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-24
Entered at the Pestofiee at Plyn,-
outt, Indiana as ~second-class matter
Plymouth, Indiana, August "a, 1905.
ALOCAL NEWS &


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The annual CibsoH-Staley reunion
was held Thursday.
Earl Twoomey of Bourbon, spent
Wednesday evening IN Plymouth.
Jack Siddell went ito Logansport
Thursday.
c. T. Allen went to Culver last
Thursday.
Washington Kelley returned to his
home at ODER Thursday.
South Bend has grandmother who
is less than "a years old.
Lewis Wade went to Niles, Michi-
gan, where he will be employed in a
printing shop.
Mrs N B Aspinan and Mrs. Oscar
Tribbey spent the afternoon at Lake
Maxinkuckee Thursday.
Mrs Mueller went to Elkhart last
Thursday for a weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Julia Sayre.
Miles Price went to South Bend
where he will visit relztives for sever
al Gays.
Miss Veroka Shaw returned from
Culver last Thursday where she has
been employed this summer.
Miss Evelyn Harsoh has accepted a
position as teacher in the schools CT
South Bend
Dave Gibson of South Bend is Wis
iting relatives and friends in and near
Plymouth.
Mrs. Dr. Lindquist and son of Ply
mouth and NJ S McCappray of War
rien Ark, are guests of Mr.. w. H.
Henderson and wife.-Culver Citizen.
Five ladies drove over from Bour-
bon Wednesday afternoon for the
concert, visiting with Mrs. Harry
Humrichouser.
Miss Bonnie Jordan of Chicago,
who has been visiting her parents in
South Bend, visited friends here We'd
nesday. From her she went to Ar
,eos for a short visit.
Frank w. Boss, immigration in
sspector at Brownsville, Texas, arrived
"Wednesday afternoon for a vacation
of month. His wife and son have
been visiting here several weeks.
Mrs. William Waher drove down
from Bremen Wednesday afternoon,
for a visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Boss and other relatives
m Plymouth
Mrs. Sarah Glider AMI Miss Rose
Warschus went to Liverpool, Ind,
last Thursday, where they will VISIT
relatives for several weeks
Mrs. w. w. Love and daughter,
Frances, left last Thursday for a two
weeks visit with relatives and friends
at South Bend and Elkharr.
Miss Erma Cummings returned TO
her home at Plymouth Wednesday
after a pleasant visit with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. Harter-
Warsaw Union.
William Eagan and family, who
have been visiting Sheriff Steiner and
family, went to Hubbard this noon,
where they will visit Mrs. Eagan's
mother, Mrs. Wireman, for several
days.
Last Saturday evening about 40
young people gathered at the home
of Olive Harris of Bourbon and spent
the evening in playing games. Sun
day being Miss Olives's birthday she
received several nice presents.
The contract for the new K. of P.
building has been let at Indianapolis.
1t will be ten stories high and will
cost 100000 The future sessions of
the grand lodge will be held in the
new home.
And now it is reported that the Lo-
gansport, Bourbon, Bremen traction
line cannot get franchise to get
into South Bend or Mishawaka. 1t
seems that Il the road is built its ter
minus Will be Bremen. The outlook
for the road is not cheerful
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Holland and
friends of Plymouth who have been
visiting Mrs. d. Morris fog the past
few days, left yesterday morning for
North Dakota Mr. Morris and wife
accompanied them as far as Chicago.
Valparaiso vidette
Rev. Charles White of Ardmore,
Indian Territory, was calling on cid
friends in Plymouth today He taught
school in Inwood twenty-five years
ago, went west twenty years ago and
has been for the past ten years in
Ok1aho1na and Indian Territory. He
and his wife and son az Attending
the bible conference at W1*3na