The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-23

| Ezekiel Evans of Leesburg, spent
Sunday with relatives in this city.
Miss Matilda Claybaugh has re-
turned fro ma visit at Kirby, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs Valentine Pfender OF
Mishawaka, spent Sunday in this
city.
Miss Edith Stevick and her nephew
Master Byron Hendee. have ret '.ned
to Chicago
Mrs. circuit of Etna Green, is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. c. f. Rank
in in this city
The deaths caused by the earth
quake in Chill are estimated at over
1000.
Adam E. Wise and family are
spending a week at Lake of the
Woods
DIR. ]. T. Scovell and c. F. Zechiel
of Culver, transacted business at
Pierceton, Monday.
There were a number of burglaries
in Warsaw, while the Ringing circus
| was there last Friday.
Miss Matte Anderson of Ligonier,
is visiting at the home of Rev. l. S.
Cleaver in this city.
Mrs. Hawkins of South Bend,
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Poor
Mrs. Bertha Hebel of Traverse
City, Mich, is visiting her aunt Mrs.
d. C. Cole in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. A Sim and child
rem of Paulding, Ohio, are visiting
at Henry Hockensmith's
Miss May Allen has returned 10
her home at Danville, Ill, after Wis
i of two weeks in this city.
w. S. Robertson and family left
for Niagara Fills, Toronto and Chau-
tauqua, Monday forenoon.
Stan B. Frazier, for many years
we'll known citizen of Warsaw, died
at Los Angeles, Cal, Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Rodgers of
Niles, Mich, spent Sunday with the
family of Ed Rodgers GIN William
street.
Misses Marie Leonard and Katie
Foltz spent several days of the past
week at the cottage of Fred Kuhn at
Pretty lake
Mrs Fred Long and son returned
to Bourbon Monday She was called
here last week by the death If
Grandma Rentschler.
Floyd Smith, who has been spe i'd
ing few weeks here, returned to
the school for soldiers orphans at
Knightstown Monday
Five cows, standing under a tree
on the farm of George Shafer north
of Lakeville, were killed by light
ming Friday afternoon.
Fierece storms have swept several
states during the past week and old
time hot August weather has pre-
vailed almost everywhere
Samuel melbourne and wife, Oil
yer Shilling and wife and Chas
Newman and wife of Culver went to
Niagara Falls Monday.
Mrs. Jonathan Gunde- who was
here four weeks assisting in caring
for Mrs. Rentschler, returned to
Bourbon Saturday evening
Peter Hahn Bourbon, visited his
son George in South Bend Sunday
and spent Sunday night AMI Monday
with his children in Plymouth.
Prof Bailey has FIVE grand daugh-.
tiers now, one having been added to
the family Of Norman Bailey at Wal
kcrton. He has no grand sons
An Indiana Jersey heifer nam
ed Golden Rhyme sold for 1926 last
week. So far as gold is concerned
she has distanced all our golden
rhyme poets
Several car loads of iron from the
wreck of the Ferris wheel and ST.
Louis fair buildings were received
this week by the Monarch Irol com
pany.
Misses Bernice Railsback and Jes-
sic Mingo of South Bend, spent Sun
day with relatives in this city and
went from here to Argos for a visit
of a few days.
There was a heavy rain storm at
Valparaiso. Walkerton and Bremen
Sunday and considerable damage was
done by wind and lightning in the
track of the storm.
Mrs A. J. SWEET of Hanna, ar
rived Friday morning for visit of a
few days with her sons in this city.
She was accompanied by her niece, |
Miss Bacon of Chicago.
Two or three cases of yellow fever |
have broken out in Louisiana Spec
ialists have been detailed to trace the |
infection and stamp the disease out. |
There are no cases in New Orleans |
The Winona Bible Conference be-
gan Sunday. Two thousand preachers |
and Bible students are evepccted to
attend and many addresses will be
made by the worlds greatest thco
logians.
George Goodyear, William Sey-
mour, NJ Grossman and T.. NJ. Hen
derson of Bouron, with a few other
persons form a party going to Texas
this week to view the land in the
Panhandle district.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Riohey went to
Donaldson to attend the funeral of |