The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-09-07

Sheriff Steiner went to South Bend
Friday.
Miss Theresa Hendricks spent the
day at Inwood Friday.
Dr. J. T. Doke of Argos, was in
Plymouth Friday.
Miss Maude Metsker of Monticello,
is here visiting relatives.
Court Morris has gone to Peoria,
ILL., TO transact business.
Harry Armstrong went to Chicago
Friday on business.
Samuel Schlosser went to Column
bia City Friday on business.
Miss Hazel Newhouse has gone to
Valparaiso for a visit Of few days.
Mrs. Thomas Fellers returned to
her home at Fort Wayne Friday.
w. H. Vangilder went to South
Lend on business Thursday.
Mrs. Ed. Koontz went to South
Bend where she will visit relatives.
Mrs. Frank Lamson and daughter,
Julia, spent Thursday at South Bend
Over $4,000 bushels of pickles
have been received at Tippecanoe
station.
Frank Leonard has returned to
LAFAYETTE to resume his studies
in Purdue University.
Jacob Hoham shipped a car OF
potatoes and fifty bushels OF ap-
pies to Muncie Tuesday.
Center township teachers held
an institute at the Court House
Tuesday to prepare for system
attic work in the public schools.
Mrs. Catherine Kreighbaum
and her grandson, Bruce krelgh-
baum and Mabin Shafer are visit
ing at Mexico, Ind. this week.
Mrs. John Seymour has return
ed to South Bend after a visit OF
week with relatives and friends
in Plymouth and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Healy, re-
siding east of this city, have re-
turned from a visit in Elkhart
county.
Mrs. Carroll of Davenport. To-
wa, spent few hours with Mrs.
DR.. Lindquist on her way home
from Lake Maxinkuckee.
Mrs. Weimer, has returned to
her home in Bourbon after visit
in this city with her son, Delbert
Weimer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George King
erman have returned to their
home in Chicago after a visit
with n. F. Rockhill and family.
The Plymouth contingent
from Niles, Mich, consisting OF
George Hendricks, Louis Wick
ey and Ed. and Louis Wade.
spent Sunday in this city.
Rudolph Shakes has resigned
his position as reporter for the
Tribune and is preparing to take
the college course in University
at Ann Arbor, Mich.
Mrs. S. w. Miller entertained
the Methodist preacher and his
wife and a number of other
friends at a very fine dinner Sat
urday.
Miss Welding took twelve OF
the large girls from Brightside
to Winona to spend day. We
have seldom seen a more delight
ed crowd of girls.
Arthur Stafford of Nappanee
Bert Beerbower Of Logansport
and Mrs. Nora Phelps of South
Bend spent Labor Day in Ply
mouth.
The Junior League of the M. E
church cleared $50 on their ice
cream social and the Epworth
League now proposes to give a
fifteen cent supper, but they dc
not expect to make as much as
the little girls and boys did.
One of the society events of the
year-the marriage of Miss Julia
Lamson of this city and Mr.. Fred
A. Cole of South Bend, at the
Episcopal church in this city
Wednesday morning.
Fourteen lives are known tc
have been lost and three sturdy
vessels were sent to the bottom
by the storm which swept over
Lake Superior Friday night and
Saturday.
Rev. r. ]. Parrett, formel
pastor of the u. B. church, who
went from here to Elkhart, is
slowly recovering from a very Sc
we're illness and is not yet entirely
out of danger.
Jacob Richard of Green town
ship, last week threshed over for
ty bushels of clover seed from
eight acres of land. After saving
a bushel for his own use he solo
the remainder for $2g5.s5 bring
ing over $28 per acre for his crop