The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-06-21

Miss Deldora DeLoney has gone to
Salt Lake City, Utah, for visit of
two months.
Bert Bray of Brazil. has been visit
ing in Plymouth, Argos and South
Bend this week.
Mrs. Stanley and her daughter,
Mrs George of Muncie, spent Sunday
at L. D. Espich's.
Mrs. James DeLoney and Mrs. La
Brash have gone to Chicago for a
visit OF two weeks.
Joseph STEMS foot does not inn
prove and it is yet feared that it will
have to be amputated.
Ralph Kleckner has been quite sick
for week with malarial fever which
has typhoid sysptoms
Mrs. Lydia Hosimer is spending a
few days with her mother on their
farm near Letters Ford.
Stephen Mann has returned from
Niles, Mich, where he attended the
wedding of mis- grandson.
George Hendricks and Ed Bergman
went to St. Joseph Mich, to attend
the Wade Morlock wedding
Dancing masters have decided that
there must be no more hugging in
the waltz. "The world do move"
Miss Josie Fox has returned to
South Bend after visit of several
day at the home of J A. Gilmore, jr.
Misses Lucretis Loring and Cora
Hallock are delegates TO the Epworth
League convention now in session at
Kewanna.
Archie Wilcox and Miss Effie Cong
er will be married at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Conger, june 81
The district meeting Of the Ep-
worth League is in session at Ke-
wanna. Several members from Ply
mouth are attending
Mrs. Fsank L. Shreve and her
brother, Mr. F. Young, were called to
Ness equity, Kansas. this week by
the serious illness of their father
The new senator from Maryland
is SO years old, which is a reminder
that new senator is not very often
young man.
Kansas has issued its annual call
for harsest hands and James R. Vim
hedge is in Wisconsin looking for
bargains for Marshall county farm
ers
Eugene Kemp continues to i'm
prove The wounds made by john
sons knife are almost healed and DR.
Loring thinks he will be out in two
weeks.
Miss Agnes Thomson is visiting
her Sister, Mrs Albert Hume, at Ur-
bana, Ill. but both will be in Ply
mouth ir time for the Hume-North
wedding
The ladies' of the u B. church
spent Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Gust Seiders FIVE miles southwest of
this city, where they partook of a
strawberry dinner.
David Glenn and family hive re-
turned to South Bend after visiting
]. ID. Williams and other friends here
; and enjoying few days fishing in
our beautiful lakes.
William Murphy has remodeled his
residence near the L. E. & W. sta
ton. by adding story and building
an addition and now has one of the
incest homes in that part of the city.
Papers devoted to live stock mar
kets are admonishing farmers to keep
their cows and common cattle in their
pasture fields. The market for such
stock is dead and the price is next
to nothing.
Governor Pattison of Ohio, is dead
and Lieutenant Governor Harris sue
ceeds him as governor, thus making
all the state officers of Ohio Republi-
cans, Governor Pattison being the
only Democrat elected last fall.
Mrs Wade and her daughters, Mrs
Hanna OF Laporte and Mis-. Bert
Bushman OF this city and Alpheus
Wade welsf to ST. Joseph at noon
Tuesday to be present at the Wade
Morlock welding Wednesday morn
ing.
Albert N. Hume arrived from Ur-
bana, illinois, Monday evening and
Mrs. James o. Parks of East Chi
cago arrived Tuesday morning to re-
main until after the wedding of Rev
Earl North and Miss Margaret Hume
next Tuesday.
Mr.. Leotis Sisk and Miss Clara
Pfender were married Sunday after
noon by Rev. J. f. Pressnall at hi:
residence in this city. Both are well
known and respected young people
of Plymouth who will make their
home in this city.
Miss Sue Portmess is here from
Fitzgerald, Georgia. visiting Mrs
Christian Fisher and other friends FOL
a few days. She will go from here
to Hobart to visit her brother, the
well known photographer and viii
spend the summer there and in this
city.