The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-09-20
LOCAL NEWS


to Rochester today
Two cases of small pox are re-
ported at Maxinkuckee
Rule or ruin tactics do not go Ia
Marshall county this year.
Mrs Dorothy Baker of South
Bend is visiting at Donaldson.
Five room Cottage for sale cheap.
Easy terms. Enquire this Office. d.
Mrs. Clancy has returned from her
visit with her sons in Canada
All the country schools of Marshal
county open Monday, September II.
David Boyce and wife of Green
township, are visiting at Tacoma
Wash.
The Republican party still lives
Everybody will say this is true il
November
Mr.. and Mrs. David Ray have re-
turned to Danville, ILL.,, after visit
in this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Splitter OF
Brooke, Ind, are here to attend the
family reunion.
Mishawaka claims a population oil
1900 on the strength of a new city
directory now in press
Ray Schoonover of Argos and FL
uer Jones of Green township, are a.
tending Purdue University.
William Felsinger has returned to
his home in Waterloo, Iowa, after q
visit of few weeks in this city.
John Suntheimer and wife have re
turned to their home at Wabash after
a visit of several days in this county
Mrs. George M. Riddle az Mrs
James Klingerman of Inwo went
to South Bend to visit o. sunday
Miss Dora tents, who has beer
employed at Walnut, for sometime
has returned to her home near Brc
men,
Mrs. Letitia Hay of Union Mills
was the guest of her daughter, Mrs
James Plat in this city, the past
week
DIR. Babcock formerly of Maxim
kuckee is in the hospital at Roches-
ter awaiting an operation for apen-
dicitis.
Mrs. Cynthia Corey of Argos, has
been spending few days in this cit,
at the home of her brother, Herman
Alleman
Mrs. Elizabeth Shafer, who was
guest of her daughter, Mrs Bishop
in ti.is city several days, has returned
to Argos.
Robert Beagles, one of the oldest
settlers of the county was critically
Ill last week but now seems to be ou1
of danger
II. F. Williams has returned to hi.
home in California after a visit o
two weeks with his sister the wife
of Rev. l. s. Cleaver
Miss Hazel Graves, who spent sew
cral weeks with her sister, Mrs. c
B. Yeagley, has returned to her HON,
at Racine, Wisconsin.
Mrs. Carl was called to the hom,
CT her daughter, Mrs. Omer William
in Chicago, Saturday by the critica
illness of a grandchild
James E. Quivey has returned tc
his home at Libbey, Montana, afte
visit of month with relatives ans
friends in Marshall county.
Miss Marie Washington has re
turned to her home at Upton Sh,
has been the guest of the family o
William Beyler near this city.
Mrs. L. A. McOmber of Ann Ar
Dor, Mich spent week in this cit,
the guest of her daughter, Miss Nc
Omber, one of the teachers of tn,
Plymouth schools.
Mrs ]. c. Warnes AID daughte
Marion, who came here to attend tn
Dickinson-Morris wedding and visi
relatives, returned to their home a
Austin, Illinois, Saturday
Fl Wayne lost knitting luill ex
tension because of scracity OF girl
to run the machines. Here is on
place where the Presidents anti-rac
suicide and early marriage ukas
took
Noble Lovely of Denver, Colorado
who has been visiting his aunt Mrs
Henry Reynolds, and other relative
several days, has gone to Silver LAX
to visit the Prices and other relative
there before returning home.
Purdue University began anothe
school year with the largest enroll
ment in its. history. Over roo hav
applied for admission in the fresh
men class and the student numbe
will undoubtedly go above the 200
mark.
Chester Brooke and wife OF tn
Peru Journal, arrived in Plymout
Friday from visit in Chicago an
visited until Saturday evening wit
Mrs Helm and DIR. Brooke and wife
the parents of Chester. MI
Brooke has been an employee of tn
Peru Journal for thirteen years.
Mrs. Erastus Hess and children ar
rived here Sunday evening from Co
achelIa, Cal The family were al
well though tired from their lon
journey and were glad to greet rela
tires and friends at their old home
Mr.. Hess will remain in Calisorni
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