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

Mrs. Merton Myers is visiting at
South Bend
Mrs. Arthur Bryan is spending a
week at Winons
Harry Hisey and family have
moved to Hanna.
Miss Sebina Pogue, of Lima, Ohio
is visiting at Clinton Grubes.
Prof w. E. Bailey is visiting and
transacting business at Bremen.
Mrs. Kumle and children are visit
ing in Laporte this week.
Let Tanner do your piano tuning
and organ repairing. All work guar
anteed. d3w1
]. J. O'Brien OF Des MONIES, Iowa,
came to attend the funeral of his
father and mother.
Alpha Ball and family are spending
a week at Niagara, Detroit, Cleveland
and Norwalk, Ohio.
Hubert Tanner, piano and organ
tuner and repairer Leave orders at
Tanners Drug Store. d3w1
Jacob Leedy and family of Twin
Lakes, attended the Leedy reunion
at Winona Wednesday.
B. A Sim and family have return
ed to Van Vert, Ohio, after visit
of a week in this county.
Tuesday and Wednesday. August
81 and % were two of the hottest
August days for many years.
Rev. c. Plug attended the wedding
of Rev George Hill and Miss SLel
ton at Rochester Wednesday.
Mrs John Emanaker and two
children have returned to Mishawaka
after visit with relatives here.
ausic sale at Houghton's Satur-
day, August Goth. All latest popular
music at 15c per copy. 112 Mich, st.
Isaac Brown he bird and bee man,
stopped in Plymouth Wednesday oil
his way from Winona to Rochester.
The infant child of John Group re-
siding on the Fisher farm. northeast
of Plymouth. died Wednesday morn
ing.
Wallace Mills has returned TO his
home at Mooresville, Ind, after a
visit in this city with his brother, P.
c. Mills.
Don't miss the lawn fete tonight
at the home of d. f. Snyder Fine
music, fun and refreshments. Every
body come
Lott Losey came from South Bend
Tuesday afternoon to spend "a hours
at his old home in Plymouth and get
square meal"
Job Mallotte, a former resident OF
Tippecanoe township, died of can
Ger at his home in Nappanee last
Sunday evening.
James Putnam and Mrs. L. c.
Kepler were called to Niles, Mich.
yesterday by the serious illness OF
Mr.. Putman's son.
A little hotter today than yester-
day the maximum temperature being
95 degrees and the minimum during
last night SO degrees.
Mrs. 'Vm Miller and son, Robert,
are here from Chicago visiting Mrs.
James DeLoney Mr. Miller will ar
rive Thursday evening
B. E. Woodruff of Pen Van, N Y
spent Tuesday afternoon and Tues
day night at the home of his nepil-
ew, Mr. Benedict, in this city.
Prof Daniel Hahn has returned
from visit at his farm in North
Dakota and went to Bremen Wed
nesday on professional business.
1t seems strange to read that
earthquake sufferers are freezing in
Valparaiso until we recollect that it
is now midwinter in South America.
DIR. Lindquist is still making visits
to Teegarden every few days. There
is little ch1nge in the condition of
Mrs. McCombs, but she seems to be
improving.
Down in the First Evansville
district campaigning was commence
ed during the dog day period, with
the result of its partaking chiefly of
dog day characteristics.
Clyde Unger was fined $500 and
costs in Justice Young's court We'd
nesday afternoon for fast driving and
.endangering the lives of people on
the streets of Plymouth
Mrs Julia O'Brien who died Tues
day morning, was so years old, had
been resident of Plymouth more
than 40 years, and there was no bet
ter neighbor, wife and mother in this
city.
Dick" Richardson, who grew to
manhood in Polk township, practiced
medicine for !. few years at Tyner
and afterward entered the mail SER
vice, has been visiting in this county
this week. He has resided in Chicago
for the past Is years.
Christian Jacoby, John Leonhardt
and Christian S. Jacoby went to
Portland. Ind, Tuesday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Thurer,
who was at the time of her death
the Oldest sister of the original ia
coby family of this county She was
SO years old.