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

Harvey Steele, who is employed in
Laporte, spent Saturday in Plymouth
c. F. Hunter went to Columbia
City to visit his brother ove- Sunday.
Farmers say that crops never
looked better at this season of the
year.
Mrs. Shrider of Aida, Ohio, is here
visiting her son, c. w. Shrider and
family.
Miss Anna Samuels and Mrs. Hol-
torff went to South Bend to visit over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Writ Beldon drove
to Kouts, Porter county, to visit over
Sunday.
Miss Dora Zumbaugh and Miss
Stella Strawderman are visiting at
South Bend
Mrs Ellen Willy has returned to
Chicago after a visit with relatives in
this county.
Ray Mckinney has gone to War
saw for visit of two weeks with his
sister in that city.
Mrs. Norman Beatty of Burr Oak,
went to South Bend Saturday for a
visit of few days.
Miss Goddard of Argos, stopped
here on her way TO South Bend, for
visit of few days.
Mrs. c. c. Harrison and children
of Elkhart, are visiting relatives in
the vicinity of Donaldson.
John ]. McNutt, of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, transacted business in Ply
mouth Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Gertrude Radabaugh and
daughter, The!ma, of I.inkville, visit
ed in Plymouth Saturday.
Mrs. Poland has gone to Winona
to remain until the close of the as
sembly and summer schools.
Mrs. Albert BONNER went to Chi
cago Saturday for visit of week
with her children in that city.
G. w. Weber of Donaldson, has
returned from a visit of two weeks ct
Niles, South Bend and Elkhart
Fred Anderson and family and Miss
Esta Peterson of Hamlet, came to
Plymouth to visit over Sunday.
Mrs. Gilbert and her grand daugh-
| ter, Gertrude Bennett, have returned
from visit with relatives at Argos.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wiltfong of Link
vile, was here Saturday to visit her
children, grand children and great
grandchildren.
Mrs. d. f. Flick has returned to
her home in Chicago, after visit OF
week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Beldon.
Most of Jerry Ringers friends
have passed him during the past week
without speaking to him or knowing
him. He has had his hair cut.
The Presbyterian Sunday Schoo
of this city has made Mr.. F. H. Jacos
a delegate to the State Sunday Schoo
Convention at Marion next week.
| Fred Remley who has been EN-
ployed for sometime by Mr.. Living
house at Hubbard, has gone to De
|troit, Mich, to work at his trade. HI
lis stone mason.
| John Alexander Dowie testified il
court Friday that his soul is Otter
separated from his body, and he re
ceives miraculous warnings that saw
him from assassination.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. BunneIl hav
returned from West Baden, wher
lMr. Bunnell has been taking treat
ment for stomach trouble during tn
past two weeks. He returns hom
much improved.
Daniel Shock and daughter, of Al
Iberta, Canada, who have been visit
ling the Bottorffs and other relative
here, have gone to Mr.. Shocks oil
home at Defiance, Ohio, to visit be
fore returning to Canada.
The. State Christian Endeavor cor
vention, which will be held at AnueI
son June 26 to % inclusive, will brin
together about one thousand dele
gates from all parts of the state an
there will be many visitors.
Mrs. William Sperry died Wedses
day morning at her home at the sout
end of the Lake of the Woods. Sh
had been a sufferer from hear
ttrouble, and had been sick sever;
weeks, and stroke of paralysis has
ened the end.
Grandfather VanLue of Tippecano
came up Friday with his two littl
grand daughters Flora and Gloria,
visit Mrs. Ed Rodgers. He returne
home Saturday, but the two littl
{ girls will visit a week with their ST
: tier, Mrs. Rodgers.
Robert. f. Morrison, formerly {
Laporte, died at Columbus, Ind, {
pneumonia, Wednesday afternoo
!, June 10. Funeral at Indianapolis Sa
urday at 10 a. m. His second Wi
was Mrs. Ed Wheeler of this cit
who died two years ago.
:" Clarence Gardener and Ora Ligh
: ner, who have been in the big woot
!. of Wisconsin helping the Vinnedgs
get their saw mill in operation, n
turned home this morning. The
say the country has great possibiliti'
for the pioneer-Bremen Enquire
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