The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-07-26
LOCAL NEWS

been visiting Miss Mabel Curtis a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Smith of
South Bend spent Sunday with rela-
tives in this city
Miss Bessie Kipfer and her two
younger sisters, Edna and Fern, are
visiting in South Bend.
DIR. Lindquist reports Mrs. Ma
combs improving slowly but stead
ily at her home at Teegarden
Mr. and Mrs. James Seymour, re
siding east of this city, spent Sun
day with relatives at South Bend.
Charles Sheets has resigne | his 20
siton at Balls and has gone TO East
Chicago TO work in hardware store.
Charles Glaub who has been em
ployed at Kokomo for two or three
months, has returned to Plyme nth
Mr.. Wills, ii. B. Allen and all the
other pickle men are very busy now
The season so far. has been a good
one
Miss Cora Covert Of South Bend,
spent a few days of the past<week
visiting relatives and friends in Wesr
township.
n n I. I,,d;e 81 Marion x,ho
preached at the u. B. church Sunday.
went from here to Defiance, Ohio, TO
visit his son.
Mrs. Windbigler came from South
Bend to visit relatives and attend
the jubilee meeting at the u. B.
church Sunday.
Either sex, soliciting, collecting.
Guarnteed salary, $500, $3.50 per day;
expenses added to travel Vowel, at
Mrs Hosimer's.
Louis Harding of Michigan City,
and two sisters, the Misses Har.ing
OF Laporte are visiting at William
F. Suits in this city.
Mr.. Charles Ratell has returned to
his home at Saginaw, Mich, after a
visit of few days in this city with
his sister, Mrs. Spoeberger.
Pearl Leffel an inmate of the coun-
ty in6rmary. fell out of window
Thursday evening and broke he
right leg just above the ankle
When looking for location to
build, remember that North Michiga
street is the only desirable place
Easy payments w. K cofbin dc
Mrs. S. L. Shakes went to In Ian
apolis on the Sunday excursion AMI
then went to her farm near Donald
son Monday morning TO spend day
NJ. F. Truitt, wife, son and daugh
ter of Edwsrdsubrg, Michigan, Wis
tied over Sunday at the home of Mr..
Truitt, the laundryman in this city.
More barns and other buildings
have been destroyed by lightning in
Northern Indiana this summer than
during any other season for many
years.
Mrs. c. R. Kerr and son, Clarence
OF Odell, Nebraska. have retained
home after visit of four weeks here
with Mrs. Kerr's sister. Mrs Henry
Kelver.
Mrs. Albert Hull and daughter,
Hazel of indianapolis. have returned
home after a visit of week in this
city with Mrs Harry Kilmer and
daughter
Rudolph Shakes has gone to Wal.
kerton to work for the Heinz pickle
company during vacation. He will
return to school at Ann Arhor, Mich
in September.
| Sunday was the hottest day oi
the summer so far the mercury reg
istering 90 in the shade: but i drop
ped thirty degrees before daylight
Monday morning.
Mrs. w. T. Leonard AMI Mrs. l.
w Quick and daughter, went to Wal
nut Monday to visit Mrs. Lowery
before Mrs Quick returned TO he'
home at St. Louis.
Mrs. Isaac w. Thomas of For,
Wayne, Stopped in Plymouth on he,
way TO South Bend for a visit Of
several days. She will visit in Ply
mouth before returning home.
F. S. Prindiville, of Chicago. pas
senger agent of the c. B. & y. ar
rived IN Plymouth Monday morning
to spend two days in sending harvest
hands to the Dakota wheat ields.
The FIRE department of Plymouth
did good work in saving property
and preventing the spread of tn,
flames at Brightside Sunday night
Fourteen of the company went out
on their wagon
The ball game Sunday Is deeiased
by the regular base ball enthusiasts
to have been rotten" The visiting
team, they say. could not play "a
little bit" 1t was an athletic cIll
from Fort Wayne
Mrs Sarah A, Bell, the oldes
woman of Whitley county, died at
Land, in that county last week Her
age was 81 years. She was born in
Maine, but had been resident of
Whitley county IS years.
Julius Kietzmann & Son have cp-
ened their new hitch and feed barn
ON the old mill loi east sf Hess.
CRUDE & Hariey's hardware store
and will lie open Thursday July &c.
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