The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-07-19
LOCAL NEWS

North Michigan street lots Cash or
payments.
Miss Lorene Brittenham returned
to South Bend, Saturday after Wis
it with relatives in Plymouth.
Mrs T. w. Gilmore and daughter
of Chicago, spent Sunday with rela
tives and friends in Plymouth.
Miss Maud Foreman is visiting
her grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Workman at South, Bend.
Mrs Guy Porter has returned TO
Chicago after visit of ten days with
relatives in this city and Culver.
Mrs. Dora Long and daughter are
visiting at the home of Joseph
Long. west of Walnut this week.
As | said before those North Mich
igan street lots are for sale. Cash
or easy payments. w. H. Corbin.
Mr. George Kruger, Jr. and Miss
Clara Crater spent Sunday with Miss
Trella Ringgenburg at Walkerton.
The Richard boys residing south
of this city delivered over $1,000 worth
of hogs for shipment here Monday.
O. H. c. Miller has gone 10 Peru
10 assist in cooking at the Bearss
hotel Miller is a jack of all trades
Arthur Porter has resigned his po
sition at Wenzler's drug store and
will attend school at Pudue Univer-
sity.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Crowley, of
Burr Oak have returned from visit
OF two weeks in Kansas and Okla
homa.
Mrs. C. H. Oler, of indianapolis
has returned home after visit OF
several days with the family of John
Jordan.
LOST-a small locket watch charm
set with five small diamond chips
Finder please leave at this Office and
receive reward. 16tf
r W. fiddS VI lhti, VIII hau
been taking his vacation has returne /
to Philadelphia to take his old posi-
ton as electrician.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". E. Leonard have
returned to Chicago after visit
five days at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John c. Leonard.
Mrs. ]. A. Cunningham has re
turned from Dayton, Ohio. She re
ports her daughier, Mrs. Melyill
Chase and family we'll
Rev. John S. Crowder was called to
Waveland, Indiana, Monday evening
by the serious illness of his wife's
father, Mr.. Robert Fullwe.der.
Mrs. Frank Hendricks has returned
to Logansport after visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Flick wsst of
Plymouth and relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs George Hoham. Of
Cleveland, Chic are visiting his moth
er, Mrs John Hoham and other rel
atives and friends and relatives in
this city.
Goshen did not meet Plymout.,
Saturday on the diamond 1t SEEM
that most of the crack Tall team:
are afsad of Plymouth with its recors
of 10 straight games won.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Bailey came
down from Lakevil.e Moniay to vii
their daughter, Mrs ~ n. Sheppard
and accompany the Sunday school
picnicers to Winona Tuesday.
The heavy rains have struck this
county in spots, making. the ground
very wet in most places but leaving
few dry spots, where land within
less than mile has had plenty OF
rain
One of our exchanges offers the
following good advice: Never answer
advertisements that promise to pay
you $50 week for sitting home, do
ing nothingl Save your stamps ld
your common sense.
Edward Kleindinst. professional
gambler, of Fort Wayne, has an
nounced that the combined work OF
the police and newspapers has RUNE
the business in that city and that he
will retire permanently.
Nancy c. Schroeder has filed a
complaint in Marshall Circuit court
against Marion Schroeder for divorce
and the State of Indiana has suits
against William Fish. Edward Saupp
and Charles Iced for assault and
battery
Mrs Charles Mackay of Valpa al o
with her baby and daughter Blanche
arrived Saturday for vi it Of few
days at til. home of her brother, S
L. Ritchiel where her mother, who
is partially paraIyzed has been stop
ping for sometime.
I want to sell team of young
matched horses, two fresh cows. a
yearling Durham bull. sows with lit
ters of pigs and others to farrow
later, male pigs and corn. If you are
in need of any of above core and see
them John A. McFarlin We
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. g,osey, Mrs.
Belle Susng and her sons, Russell
and Walter, attended Episcopal ser
vice at the Maxinkuckee Assembly
grounds Sunday The cadets were
there in body and music was rem
dered BY an indianapolis vestal choir
There was great game of bal be