The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-05-17
S. J. Hayes of Bremen transacte.
business in Plymouth Wednesday.

Leonard Kyle of Goshen, visited
his brother in Plymouth this week.
Keim X. Brooke seems TO be inn
proving, but is not yet able to be
out.
Fisherman with boats, hooks and
lines are trying their luck in the lakes
now.
Mrs. Jasper Smith of Tyner, is Wis
iting here, with her sister Mrs. Fred
March y
Miss Louise Sapp has gone to De-
catur, Ind, for an extended visit with
her sister.
Mrs. M. E. Hume and daughter and
Miss Lois North visited at South
Bend Tuesday.
Mrs. Brittenham is here from South
Bend visiting her mother and her
sister. Mrs. Werntz.
Mrs. Jennie Wright Of Walkerton,
visited Mrs. Graves and other rela
tives here Wednesday.
Mrs. Taylor Filson is visiting her
sister, Mrs. William Bristol and 9TH
er relatives at Bourbon.
Mrs. Langton of Pottsville, Pa,
visited in Plymouth on her way to
Benton Harbor, Mich.
Charles Sensenney, of Elkhart, Wis
tied the family of his uncle, Rev. /.
S. Cleayer, this week.
Daniel Mcdonald, Past Grand Pat
ron, organized Kewanna Chapter No.
1922. order Eastern Star, Monday ev-
ening.
Mrs. Kate Beckpell of Bourbon,
stepped in Plymouth Wednesday, on
her way to South Bend to visit her
Sumner weather this week and al
most winter weather last week gives
us average weather for May during
the two weeks.
If b. F. Shively will not accept the
Democratic nomination for Congress,
the name of George Burson of Wn-
amaze, will be presented.
Now the farmers and gardeners are
talking of an association to keep up
prices the year around. How we all
hate the other fellows trustl
Mrs. w. w. Parker of Chicago, is
expected Thursday for a visit of two
weeks in this city with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. League.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal Burch leave
for Chicago and Zion City Thursday
for a visit of two weeks with rela-
tives. Mr.. Burch has a sister at Zion
City.
Mrs. w. M. Gunter of Packerton,
spent several days during the past
week with her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Nicholson, eight miles west of Ply
mouth.
There will be an ice-cream supper
and party at the home of Lewis Man.
uwal, residing 1-2 miles southwest
of town on Thursday evening, May
cath. Everybody invited.
( Mrs. Zane Bennett and her two
email children have returned to their
home at Fort Wayne after a visit of
three weeks in this city with her
father, Charles Becknell.
Metsker wants to carry a reform
banner and have all the preachers,
editors, county officers and reputable
citizens generally follow him, shout
ing, 'hurrah for Metsker, the reform
ed gambler"
Mrs. Daily, a returned missionary
from India, was given fine reception
at the home of Mrs. League Tuesday
afternoon and gave very interest
ing talk at the Methodist church
Tuesday evening.
The Marshall county Medical Asso-
citation meets at the Ross House
on Thursday afternoon. Papers will
be read by DIR. Gould and DR.. Rea
and there will be interesting discus
sions of important subjects.
The Republican county convention
to be held at Plymouth, Saturday,
June 2, will be- mass convention,
and every Republican in Marshall
county is invited to attend and assist
in nominating county ticket
A four-year-old baby of Wyckoff,
Minnesota, crawled on the cross rod
between the coupling of two freight
cars and rode four miles before it
was discovered clinging for dear life
and uninjured by its perilous ride.
AT recent sale a United States
gold piece Of 1922 brought $2165. The
purchaser also owns the sole silver
dollar of the coinage of 1904, for
which he paid s11Oo two years ago. A
IS gold piece of 1915 brought $1050.
Rev. /. y. Cleaver's family has been
released from quarantine after being
kept a. home for % days on account
of scarlet fever. Brother Cleaver
looks somewhat pale but will soon be
himself now that he is again allowed
out of doors.
Miss Mary Carmichael of Indian
spolis, agent of the State Board OF
Charities, and Mrs. DR.. Asphalt were
guests at Brightside for dinner We'd
nesday. Miss Carmichael took two
Brightside boys to country homes in
the afternoon. One was placed in a
home near Hobart and the other in
a home near Crown Point.