The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-10-04
Mrs. John Wolford is visiting at

There was no frost IN the month OF
September.
Mrs. Bert Hines is visiting rela-
tives north of Inwood.
Theodore Holtorff of South Bend
spent Sunday in Plymouth.
Miss Anna Hendricks was home
from Logansport over Sunday
Mrs. Charles Burch of Bourbon
visited over Sunday in this city.
Keith Richter of this city, spent
Saturday and Sunday at Rochester
]. P. Dalton of Patton, Mo-, is Wis
ting relatives and friends in this city
and county.
Guy Thayer of North township,
was home from Rochester college
over Sunday.
The Plymouth nigh school foot
ball team defeated the Bremen team
at Bremen Saturday.
Miss Anna A. Barr, assistant mat
ron at Brightside, is spending a few
days at Indianapolis.
Frank Hagar has secured employ-
ment in Chicago and left for that
city Monday morning.
Joseph Janke of Tippecanoe town
ship, visited over Sunday with his
son Frank in this city.
Oliver Chase of Chicago was here
over Sunday. His wife has been
visiting here several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rose of Washington
Ohio, visited Nix and Mrs. Mason
and family il this city Sunday.
Ralph Jacoby and his mother,
Mrs. Josiah w. Jacoby, visited at
South Bend Monday afternoon.
J. H. Overmeyer of West township
| is attending the Holiness Christian
conference at Upton this week.
Presiding Elder Oyler, of the Unit
ed Brethren church, who resided a.
Bremen, has moved to Warsaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Richie and Mr..
Bates and lady friend of Mishawa-
ka, visited at Lee Ritchie's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Fulton OF
South Bend, visited over Sunday
with the family of Jacob Rhodes.
Mrs. Thrush of Rochester, is visit
ing at the home of her son, James
Thrush on Miner street in this city.
The Plymouth, Goshen & White
Pigeon electric line is the latest cleo
trio road projected in northern Indi
ana
Mrs. w. ]. Lawrence of Bourbon,
went to Indianapolis Monday to at
tend the state meeting of Rathbone
Sisters.
A. Thomas res ding south of town
has gone to South Bend. where he
expects to be employed for several
months
J. F. French of Buchanan, Mich.
visited his daughter, Mrs. F. w. Bos
worth, in this city returning home
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stone, of
Rhode Island, are visiting in this
city at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
A. Chase.
Jones Grant has moved from South
Michigan street to George Vinalfs
house on Center street, north of the
court house.
Mrs Oliver c Chase and daughter
Esther, have returned to Chicago at
ter a visit at the home of Mrs. r
A. Chase in this city.
Elkhart claims a poulation of 90,
&c, 900, South Bend $4,000 and the
census bureau estimates the popula-
ton of Plymouth At 4.o75.
R. {. O'Blenis of Argos, is one OF
the busy attorneys in circuit court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Underwood
of South Bend, spent Sunday in Ply
mouth.
Albert Pence is home from Anti
go, Wisconsin where he is in the log
ging business He will only remain
here a short time He says he is do
ng we'll in Wisconsin.
II. B. Allen and Ed Reynolds were
looking after the pickle business in
the vicinity of Lakeville, Monday
The crop has now been gathered and
must be taken care of.
NJ. and Mrs. Robbins of Rochcs-
ter, drove to Plymouth Saturday af-
ernoon and spent Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs. James Thrush, who
resides on Miner street
If every Republican will put his
shoulder to the wheel and stand pat
for the next FIVE weeks, Logan, Asst
ely, Iockey, Coar and the entire Ike
publican ticket will be elected.
Jonathan Brown is spending !;
week at North Manchester visiting
lis daughter and family and attend
ing the big Manchester fair. iona
than says he always has lots of fun
IT that fair.
The saloonkeepers OF Boonville
hreaten to vote the Prohibition tick
ct, because the central comittees OF
the Republican and Democratic par
lies have attempted to stop the treat
ling custom.
Miss Mollie McNiff, who grew to
womanhood here in charge of the sis
tiers of St. Michael's Academy, will
be married in few weeks to Charles
Comley, engineer of train d on the
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