The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-06-14
LOCAL NEWS

Trip 10 mics, MICH, MOIudy.
John Freed's children, Roy and
Ethel, are visiting at Lakeville
Daniel Snyder has gone to South
Bend to make his home with his son.
Mrs. Hubbard of Cleveland, Ohio,
is visiting at Dr. Loring's in this
city.
Frank A. Andrews is assisting his
brother-in-law in building barn at
Tyner.
Mrs. Biddle spent Saturday and
Sunday at the home of her mother in
Tippecanoe.
The class of 1900 goes to Donald
son Tuesday to spend the day with
Miss Mum.
Louis Mickey and William Sanner,
of South Bend, were Plymouth visi-
tors Sunday.
Miss Grace Vanvactor is making an
extended visit at Argos, Tippecanoe
and Mentone.
Melvin Hoff and Earl Singrey, who
are employed in South Bend, spent
Sunday at home
George Baugher of Dowagiac,
Mich, spent Sunday with relatives
and friends here.
William O'Keefe is at Henderson,
KY, this week looking after his lum-
Der interests there.
Plymouth still wins all ball games.
Our team beat Valparaiso to A and
Fort Wayne IA to 6.
Misses Dora and Emma Wade of
Laporte, visited with friends and rel
atives in this city Sunday.
Misses Ethel Savage, Chloe Butler
and Frances Marks have gone to Val
paraiso to attend school.
Miss Haines left for Valparaiso,
Monday morning to teach ten weeks
in the Valparaiso normal.
Mrs. Bert Freeman of Jonesboro,
Ind, is visiting Mrs. Blubaugh in the
country west of Plymouth.
E. A. Adomeit of Cleveland, Ohio,
is visiting his parents, Rev. Mr..
Adomeit and wife in this city.
Roy Wiley of Mount Ayr, has
been spending few days here at the
home of his uncle, J. H. Wiley.
Miss Erma Hopp of Cleveland, o.,
is visiting her grandparents, Rev. F.
w. Adomeit and wife in this city.
Mrs. Susan Wallace has returned to
her home at Argos, after visiting the
family of Mr. Savage in Plymouth.
Bishop White who preached here
Sunday went from here to Wawassee
where he is spending the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grimm, of
South Bend. spent Sunday at the
home of Mr.. Grimm's mother, Mrs,
Confer.
There will be called meeting OF
the L. o. T. NJ this evening to make
preparations to 60 to Bremen Wed
nesday.
d. M. Beckner of South Bend
spent a. few days of last week on his
farm south of Plymouth and attend.
ed the annual Antioch meeting.
]. H. McCracken and his mother
who were called here by the death o.
]. d. McLaren,, returned to Their
home at Cleveland, Ohio, Monday.
Mfr. and Mrs. Frank Stull of St
Joseph county spent Sunday at th'
home of John Rentschler in this cisy
Mr.. Stull is Mrs. Rentschler's neph
ew.
r. c. Railsback of South Bend, ant
Elder B.. F. Woodward of Michigan
were among those who visited in Ply
mouth in connection with the Antioch
meeting.
NJ T. Fox of Hagerstown, Ind
has returned home after visit of
week with the coxes Stephenson
Staleys and other relatives AM
friends here.
c. M. LeFere, of Fort Wayne,
brakeman. who was injured on tn
Penns, lvania west of here, June
died at the hospital at Valparaiso
Sunday night
Twenty-one young people mad
their first communion at the Catholi
church in this city Sunday mornin
Sunday was great day in almost al
the churches of Marshall county.
Do not .et anybody make you be
lieve that Republican ticket ha
been nominated in Marshall count
this year. The Republican count
convention will be held in the futur,
F. NJ McCrory brought a buns
Il wintergreen to this Office Monda,
which he picked on the Mattingl
farm 1t was as pretty as we eve
saw and was areminder of old time!
The children's day exercises at tn
Methodist Sunday school Sunda
were largely attended. The program
was good one and elected applaus
from beginning to end. The Metho
dists have the largest school in tn
city and it is one of the best.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Miller of 10
Angeles. arrived at Argos Saturda
and will spend the summer visitin
friends and relatives in the count,
but will return to California, whic
they now call home. They attende