The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-06-28
Mrs. Catherine Parker of Gu

LII. n. -. f1OlIZenQOT0 MADE
professional visit at Bourbon to
day.
James T. Light has gone t
Kalamazoo, Michigan, for a visi
of week.
Mrs. Harper Amens and daugh
ter went to Inwood Friday t.
visit relatives.
Mrs. Travis of Chicago, spen
"a few days this week with Mrs
John Thompson.
Misses Eta Railsback and Mil
dred Drake went to Inwood t.
visit over Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Armstrong ant
children went to Rochester t
visit over Sunday.
Mrs. Norris and her nephew
John Clifton, of Argos, are visit
ing at South Bend.
There was large crowd at the
band concert Thursday evening
and the music was excellent.
John Lacher has returned to
Chicago after a visit of almost q
week at his home in Plymouth
Miss Emma Miller, of Bour-
bon, visited in Plymouth on heI
way home from a visit at Culver
Mrs. L. N. holden of St. Louis
visited her niece, Mrs. Warren
w. Matthews, in this city this
week.
The longest day of the year has
come and gone and from now un-
til December Fl, the days will
grow shorter.
James M. Gibson and daugh-
ter, Miss Hollis Gibson, have
gone to Terre Haute for a visit
Of two weeks.
Harry Dorans of Chicago, ar
rived Thursday evening for visit
If two weeks at the home of his
uncle, H, B. Allen.
Mrs. Eli Gable of South Bend,
has been spending week at her
Did home in this county, Wis ing
md picking cherries.
Mrs. Julia Sayre has returned
% her home at Elkhart after a
visit of several weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Mueller.
Miss Rose McHugh is visiting
her sister, Mrs. John Miller and
amily in Mishawaka. She will
'e gone about ten days.
Plymouth's Band concerts are
yiven every Thursday evening BY
he best band in northern Indi-
ma. Everybody invited.
Mrs. Louis Suit and children
If Wanatah. visited relatives in
his city and vicinity a few days
md returned home Friday.
The United States senate has
lecided in favor of a lock canal
IN the Isthlnus of Panama and
york will now be pushed with
he utmost vigor.
Mrs. B. F. Wilmer has return
ID 10 her home at Kalamazoo.
Mich, after a visit of week in
his city at the home of her broth
r, John c. Bunnell. \
Mrs. Charles Lamson and
laughter, Bessie, of Erie, Pa, ar
i've Saturday for a visit of six
weeks with Mrs. Lamson's sister.
drs. c. S. Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. lien Romig of
'outh Bend, visited in Plymouth
friday afternoon on their way to
heir old home in Green township
or a visit of a few days.
Cyrus Watson, one of the early
ettlers of the country near In
sood, was seriously i'll for sever
| months, but is now able to be
ut again. He is "a years old.
Mrs. Ephert of Walkerton,
pent several days here visiting
er grand daughter, Mrs. Jesse
sinner, who went home with her
Nr,day for a visit of few days
t Walkerton.
Col. William Hoynes, dean of
ne law department of Notre
lame, will spend the summer on
is farm near Annapolis, Mary
md. Col. Hoynes is we'll known
! Marshall county.
Mrs. DIR. Jackson has returned
ON visit at Climax, Mich, and
as gone to Bourbon 10 visit her
lther, the venerable Cyrus Wat
in, before returning to her home
t Tallequah, Indian Territory.
Mrs. Mary Estella Farneman,
South Bend, has just been Civ
n a verdict of $5667 damages
|ienating her husbands affec-
gainst her mother-in-law for
ons. Charles P. Drummond was
err attorney.
A billion pounds of coffee are
I'D annually in the United |
tates, of which 25O,O0O,OOO are |
liked Mocha and Java. But the |
istom house figures show that |
1ly 12,0OO,O00 pounds of Mocha |
nd lava are brought into the |
'untry each year. VIVA are the |
her ingredients OF s5s, 900
ounds?