The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-07-05
Congress has adjourned.

Mrs. Welcome Miller has gone
to Chicago for a visit of two
weeks.
Miss Nellie Ringgenberg has
returned from a visit of a week
at Bourbon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Pitmar
have returned from a visit al
MiShawaka.
Mr.. Ormsby and family of neal
Tiosa, have returned from visit
at South Bend.
Mrs. Uncapher and daughter
of Grovertown were Plymouth
visitors Saturday.
Mirton Turner of Monticello
is here to spend Sunday at the
home of ]. f. Turner.
Mrs. White of South Bend, is
here for visit with Mrs. Charlie,
Becknell and other relatives.
Mrs. Butt of Fort Wayne. has
returned home after visit in thi;
city with Mrs. B. f. Ryder.
Samuel Seider and family o.
South Bend, are visiting relative.
here and in West township. :
Misses Elsie Hartman and Jen
ME Harmon have gone to South
Bend for a visit of two weeks.
Miss Jessie Schlosser has re-
turned to her home at Argos aftel
visit with relatives and friend
in Plymouth.
Mrs. R. Frost is here from
Bourbon to visit her niece. Mrs
Huffer on the Howe farm unit
after the Fourth.
Joseph Chase has returned tc
Tyner after a visit of several day
at the home of his daughter, Mrs
B. Nj. Seybold in this city. &
The mercury registered SO il
Chicago Friday. Five person
died from sHnstroke and seven
teen others we're FRUSTRATED.
Ray Bartell who has been visit
ing here with Mrs. Elmer Dan
ham, returned to Chicago Satur
day accompanied by Mrs. Dun
ham.
w. S. Gear, who was very ser
iously injured by falling from !;
cherry tree "Wednesday after
noon, dose not show any improve
ment.
The Milford Mail has figurec
out that the Gargiulo band at Wi
mona last week was just average
The patronage was very disap
pointing.
w. p. Stanton, one of the sub
stantial business men of Stark
county and president Of he II m
let bank was Plymouth visito
Saturday.
Cal Sinninger is again in tn,
newspaper field. He has pur
chased the Fowlerton Review
He published paper there few
years ago.
The Plymouth Ministerial AS
sociation will meet for it's regu
lar monthly meeting at the u. B
church, Monday July End a
1890 9. m.
Mrs. f. H. Carey and childre,
of Cofferville, Kansas, who hav
ben visiting relatives at their 81
home at Culver, went to Walker
ton to visit over Sunday.
Lightning struck the cornic
above Allman's store Friday al
ternoon and knocked out a few
pieces of stone. but no one in TIL
building or outside was hurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whit
more of South Bend, who wer
recently married, vii. spend S IN
day with the families of B. c
Southworth and e.. r. Leonard.
Did you ever stop to wonde
how a man can curse and reviI
another continuously, and thel
by little "jolly" make of him
catspaw to pull his chestnuts on
of the fire?
The congregation of Salem
Evangelical church held spec
ial service at the Lake of tn
Moods, Sunday, when seven per
sons were baptized by immersion
and three by sprinkling.
Fl. n. Slater, assistant dair'
Inspector of Purdue University
has resigned his position to &C
rept an appointment as an exper
in the dairy division of the De
oartment of Agriculture at Wa,h
lngton.
Judge McMahan of VALPARAISO
has announced that hereafter h
will not grant divorce on com
plant of immoral conduct whel
plaintiff knew before mar lag
that the defendant did not bear
good reput ltion.
The receiver of the American
Mutual Life Insurance Compan,
at Elkhart says policy holder
will not lose their rights by dis
continuing payments, provide,
they have paid up to and includ
ing June Is, 1906.
George Brumbaugh, 80 year
old, is failing at his home in Nap
panee since he drank a big dos
of carbolic acid by mistake
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