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

Mrs. Reuben Slsk and her daugh-
ter Edith. are visiting relatives at
Lafayette
Misses Tillie and Loretta Pesch
have gone to Chicago for a visit of
two weeks.
Oliver H. Porter has gone TO
North Dakota to try his luck in the
harvest fields.
Mrs. A C. Miller who was veery
seriously i'll for many months, is i'm
proving steadily
Mrs Nelson and Mrs. Collins of
Grovertown, went to Argos Thurs
day for a visit of few days
Howard Binkley and Miss Mary
Elkins were married at Bourbon,
Saturday evening, August H.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hull of
Fort Wayne have been visiting a
few days in this city and Argos
Fire destroyed the residence OF
Mr.. v. Fisher in Tippecanoe town
ship Sunday afternoon, August ~
Mrs. Joseph Andres of Peru, has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Conrad Bergman in this city
The Marshall county teachers in
stitute commences Monday, August
%, and continues until Friday even
ing.
Henry Kraker, the harness man
whose shop passed into the hands Of
the Filsons, is now employed in Chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs Elias Burden and
Byron Carpenter have gone to the
lakes of Michigan for an outing of
several days.
An electric line from Warsaw
west paralleling the Pennsylvania
railroad is the next thing on the in
terurban program.
Charles Ulrich and family are
home from Detroit, Michigan after a
visit of a week with Mrs Ulrich's
sisters in that city,
Miss Ross of Milwaukee, who is
visiting Miss Beatrice Welch in this
city went to Chicago to spend day
and then return to Plymouth.
Harry Lamson is getting along
nicely since his return from the hos
pital at Fort Wayne, but it will be
sometime before he is strong and
we'll.
Andrew Orn, who is now visiting
his daughter, Mrs. A. F. Moore at
Bourbon, is 81 years old. He walks
about town without the use of
cane.
1t is reported that NJ W. Simons,
who recently lost his mind at Den
yer. Colorado, is hopelessly i'll and
it is not believed that he can live
many days.
Mrs. Hendrickson of North Dako-
ia, is visiting her brother, w. H.
English in this city, and other rela-
tivcs in this county. Her three
small children are with her.
The South Bend Business Mems
Association is making vigorous eff
fort TO have the saloon license raised
from 500 to $3.50, the maximum al
lowed under the Indiana statutes.
L. ]. Leedy of, Howard county
Samuel Long of Cass and twelve
other members of the Leedy family,
stopped in Plymouth on their way to
the Leedy family reunion at Winona
A Dutchman on hearing someone
say Russia wanted constitution
made the reply that Russia meist
hat a pooty goot constitution alret-
ty, or she would been gone oop long
ago
Frank Wilson, who has been Wis
iting his sister Mrs. Dr. Loring, in
this city, and relatives in Union
township several days, returned
Thur sday to his home at Towner.
NORTH Dakota.
Mrs. Carl Kloepfer and her two
thildren and her sister. Miss Agnes
Thomson left for Akron, Ohio,
Thursday morning where Mr..
Kloepfer has a position as teacher
of languages in the public schools.
Mrs William Windish and child
rem vent to Aurora, ILL., after attend
ing the Gibson-Staley reunion at
Hanna Thursday. They will make
hteir home in that city where Mr.
Windish has been employed for
some time
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cox and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kelly and son
of TT Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. ]. B.
Kelly and family of Plymouth, spent
Wednesday evening with Mrs. E. ].
Kleckner and family. Ice cream and
cake were served.
The editor of the Chronicle states
this week he will begin series of
write-ups to show that the men NOM
mated in the convention held June
2, should be elected regardless of
politics. In other words the editor
of the Chronicle admits that it is not
a Republican ticket
Ninety-nine years ago the first
Methodist church built in Indiana
was dedicated In celebration of the
ninety-ninth anniversary and in pre-
paration for the one hundredth, the
Seymour district has laid plans in a
general way for centennial celebra-
ton in August next year