The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-07-12

Mrs. S. l.. Shakes is visiting her
father at Monterey.
Miss Pearl Winnings of South Bend
was home over Sunday.
Harry Corbin is home from ST
Louis for a visit of a week
Harry Culver, of ST. Louis, is
spending few days in Plymouth.
Rev. Mr.. Spencer of Mishawaka,
preached at Trinity church Sunday
Jesse Ashley and Ira Berkepyle
came down from South Bend to spend
Sunday at home.
Mrs. DR.. Richie of Donaldson,
spent Sunday with Mrs. William Rit-
chic in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph MAGELLAN of
South Bend, visited week with rel
atives near Plymouth.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shafer of Argos,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
p Bishop in this city.
Miss Matte Carver has returned to
Walnut after a visit at the home of
her uncle, H. B. Allen.
Ben Durbin left for Chicago Mon
day morning but his wife will remain
awhile with relatives here.
Mrs. Smith and granddaughter of
Atwood, spent Sunday with Mrs. John
Smith on West CAIRO street.
Mrs. Hiram Ream accompanied her
daughter, Mrs. Mitchell, to her home
in Elkhart for visit of week.
Mrs. Homer Scott and son have re-
turned to South Bend after visit
of week with relatives at Argos.
George Hendricks and Frank Es-
pick and the Misses Jones of Bour-
bon, spent Sunday at Pretty Lake.
Carl Kloepfer is in Logansport ia
miliarizing himself with business in
connection with the new firm there.
Will Suit spent Sunday in Laporte.
His wife has been visiting her parents
and other relatives there since July
q.
Mrs. Erma Pierce of Indianapolis,
arrived Sunday for a visit in this city
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win
ings.
Lewis Mueller of Chicago, is spend
ing few days of his vacation in Ply
mouth with his aunt Mrs. VIM Mu-
eller.
Clarence Lee has returned to his
work in Winnebago county, Illinois,
after visit of fe wdays at his home
here.
Rev George E. Hicks, who recent
ly retired from the newspaper bust
ness, is now making cement blocks
at Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Bollman have
returned to Milford after visit with
w. II. Bollman here and relatives
near Donaldson
Mrs. A. II. Nichols has returned
to her home at South Bend after a
visit of week at the home of Rev.
IT. Weaver in Tuunod
The case against Clarence White
for forgery was dismissed in the
Rochester circuit court as he was de
clared mentally unsound.
Wheat throughout Northern Indi-
ana has now been cut. Unless appear
ances are very deceptive, the yield
will be exceptionally large this year
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Carroll and
two children are here from Indian
apolis, for visit with the Soices
Hogarths, Bucks and other relatives
Crop prospects noa are that the
United States will have large sur
plus OF wheat and active export d..
mand is needed to prevent stocks
piling up.
Mrs. Henry ]. Mitchell has return
ed to her home at Elkhart after Wis
it of few days here with her moth
er, Mrs. Ream and other relatives and
friends.
Many people change cars here every
day for Winona, which is now one
of the greatest educational summer
resorts in America, if not in the
entire world.
| Mr. and Mrs. Sol Altman have re-
turned TO their home at Marion after
visit of week at the home of Their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mayer Altman
in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Buck left fol
Peoria, Illinois. Monday to attend
the wedding of their niece Miss Har
riet Buck, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Ira Buck, formerly of this city.
Mrs. Oscar Tribbey, Mrs. Schlos
ser and Mrs. Harry Humrichousel
entertain the Ladies Aid Society o.
the M. E. church Tuesday afternoon
on. the lawn at Mrs. H. Humrichous
ers'. All are invited.
Boys at Albion, who were cele
brating the Fourth placed charge O
dynamite in the towns public watel
tank located on the public square TIL,
large tank was blown to splinters anc
the FIVE boys landed in Jail.
Thomas o. Taber threshed felt
of wheat on his farm near Argos las
Saturday and the yield was largel
than expected. Nobody guessed it a
more than twenty bushels to the acre
but it threshed out twenty-eight.
is now predicted that heavy fields il
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