The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-02


Saturday August IL.
Miss Honore Wink of Bourbon, is
visiting the family of Eugene
Rhodes in this city.
Mrs. H. ]. Esendrath and her hus-
bands mother of Chicago, are visit
ing at NJ. Allman's.
The Plymouth ball team was beat
en- at Coldwater, Mich, Thursday.
The score was to 3
Miss Dora Girton has returned to
her home in Elkhart after visit
with relatives in this city.
Miss Haslanger of South Bend,
has been spending few days with
the family of l.. G. Harley.
Mrs Rothenberger of South Bend,
visited her mother, Mrs. Matt Bot
torff, few days this week.
A farmer in Christian county, H.,
threshed 90 acres of wheat which av-
eraged so 1-2 bushels to the acre.
Julius Berlin and wife of Chicago,
have been visiting relatives and
friends in Marshall county this week.
Superintendent Randall and family
are home from Michigan and their
little daughter is reported quite sick.
Miss Julia Thompson of Michigan
City, spent a few days this week
with Miss Harriet Jacoby of this
city.
Miss Vera Fife has returned to her
home at VanWert, Ohio after visit
in this city with the family of J. F.
Beldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Miller are Wis
ting relatives at Bremen and Jonas
is doing some fishing at Lake Of the
Woods.
Mrs. +. E. Medley, whose husband
is government clerk at Washing
ton, is visiting her father, J. NJ. Bee
Der at Argos.
John Cushman was here from
Bourbon looking after his property
in the west part of town and putting
in new pump.
Mrs. Walter Hobbs has returned
to her home at Mishawaka. after a
visit of week with Mrs. Fred Rob-
bins in this city.
A New York man became so ex-
,ited the other day when he saw a
ball player make two-base hit that
he fell and broke his leg.
Farmers say that the binder Irvine
made at the Michigan City prison
gives good satisfaction and large
sales are predicted for next year.
Mrs. William Balsley residing east
of Bourbon, died Sunday of tumor
Her age was SO years The funeral
was held Tuesday at Stony Point
Mss Shafer and Miss Josie Coop
er of Chicago, who have been visit
ing at Christian Fishers, went to
Argos Friday for visit of few
bays.
Miss Mary Emanacker, accompan-
led by her little sister, Cecilia, went
to Mishawaka to visit few days with
her brothers and other relatives
there.
Arthur Shirley who has been ir
the restaurant business at Walkertor
with his SON, Edward Shirley, ha.
sold his half-interest to Arthur
Tescher.
Miss Mary Sullivan, daughter o.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan of thi:
city, has gone to Chicago for visi,
of several days with her aunt, Mis-.
Kate Sullivan.
Mrs. Bud Ocher, who is herr
from Cando, North Dakota, visiting
relatives, went to South Bend Frida,
morning accompanied by her sister
Miss Mabel Dill
The business mems picnic will BE-
held at Pretty lake Tuesday, August
Z. Arrangements are being made fol
the biggest and best picnic ever helc
by this association.
Charles Morgan of North town
ship, who has been resident o.
Marshall county longer than an,
other man now living, still gets &c
town almost every week
William Thompson and family o
Springfield, Ohio, are visiting rela
tives in this county William is /;
son of the late Meade Thompson
and was born in Marshall county.
Mrs. Catherine Murphy widow O
the late James Murphy, was stricken
with paralysis this morning ard j.
in a critical condition at her home il
the west part of town.
John Trostle of Marion, who was
once county surveyor of Wells coun
ty and neighbor of ]. F. Hartle il
Bluffton is now visiting Mr.. Harh,
in this city and fishing in our beau
tiful lakes.
The dog star Is now in the ascend
dant. Dog days are here, the perioc
when many people think all dog:
ought to be muzzled and boys can
not go swimming without danger o.
getting boils.
Thursday was one of the bigges1
days of the season at Winona Lake
Several trains brought 1,400 person:
from Bourbon that morning and two
sections from Anderson contained
about the same number.
Mrs. Haddie Boyd and son, Fred
of Salt Lake CITY. who have beer