The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-16

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Plymouth visitor Tuesday
Ruth Suit has gone to Wanatal
to visit her father, Louis Suit.
Mrs John Durbin of Fort Wayne
is visiting relatives in this city.
Misses Bertha and Minnie Hills
MN are visiting at Fort Wayne
Mrs. Henry He'll is reported ser
iously i'll at her home west of this
city
ar. and Mrs. c. E. Toan are Wis
ting relatives and friends in Mime
sofa
The boilers have hired Editor
Metsker to assist both Boys and
Parks
Mrs. Frank Miller and children
have gone to Rochester for visit
of two months.
Mrs. John Boss is v;Siting at the
home of her brother, William Con
rad, in Warsaw
Mrs. NJ. M. Stevick visited her son
Elmer Stevick and wife, at Indianap-
oils last Sunday.
Frank Allen has resigned his po-
sition at Rhinehart's barber shop and
expects to go to Chicago
John Slocum has severed his con-
nection with the Oak Rug store
and gone to his home at Wanatah
Arthur Jacoby and family spent
Monday at Culver and went to Fori
Wayne Tuesday for a visit of few
days.
Miss Rose Jordan has returned
from a trip to Niagara and other
points of interest in New York and
Canada
Mr. and Mrs Ed Kelley of Fort
Wayne, Mrs. Kellty and her mother
OF this city spent Tuesday afternoon
at Culver.
Wesley and William Stackhouse
and their wives of near Etna Green,
stopped IN Plymouth on their way
home from Kewanna.
Chester Bussard who was here
from Mishawaka visiting relatives
several days, has gone to Tiosa for
a visit of few days.
Elmer Vipnedge has returned to
Lapaz Junctis.l after visit at the
home of his uncle. James r. Vim
hedge, just west of this city.
Mrs. Nina Maxwell and daughter
Edna. and Miss Zena Keller of Bour-
bon. spent tn EBAY with Mrs. Baker
and Mrs. |. NJ. Mattingly in this city
Misses Jessie and Ethel Rice have
returned to their home at Silver
Lake, Kansas, after visit of ten
days with Mrs. Drake in this city
Warsaw is after a factory to be
capitalized at $4,000 and to employ
200 people making a new folding ba-
by cart invented by E. w. Loherrnar
of Eikhart
James r. and Abner Q. Vinnedgs
tovk large party of home seeker:
from the northern part of this coun
ty, St. Joseph, Elkhart and Koscius
ko counties, to Wisconsin, Tuesday
The Bodkin air ship at Winons
went up 60 feet one day last week
Like all other airships it is curios-
ity, but seems to be of no practica
value in navigating the air.
Rev. DIR. Paul Curnick who sue
ceeded John A. Maxwell as presiding
elder of the South Bend district
when Mr.. Maxwell died few
months ago, will preach at the Meth
odist church in this city next Sun
day morning
William Rough and family anf
their niece, Miss Effie Vite, have re
turned to their home at Buchanan
Mich, after attending the CRUDE re
union and visiting week with thu
family of Henry Grossman ant
other relatives here.
There seems to be a regularly or
ganized gang of horse thieves in this
section of country. Many horse:
have been ste!cn in this and adjoin
ing counties during the past two
months and none of them found, MOI
is there any clew to the thieves.
Charles L. Labrash, wife and thre.
daughters arrived Saturday from Chi
cago for a visit with relatives in thi!
city. 1t is their first visit here for
almost three years and Mr.. Labrasl
Kill remain ten days while Mrs. La
brash and the children will visit
week longer.
Henry G. Davis whom many 9eo
pie believed would not live until TIL
election in November when he wa
nominated by the Democrats TO
vice-president, is now spoken Of al
candidate for congress in IVES
Virginia. . he old man is still tryins
to eat the boys.
lrhe Tribune is in receipt of yer,
large and well executed piece of jol
work done for the city of St. Charlie
Mo-. by the Banner-News of tina
city. r. A. Chase and Ronald Thorn
son both of Plymouth, are the own
ers and editors of The News and hav'
a very large patronage in subscrip
ton. jols work and advertising