The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-07-26

Daisy Nussbaum Pfealzer, in Chicago
Miss Dorothea Keller and her niece
Miss Hortense Keller are visiting at
Indiana Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs John w. Palmer, OF
hicago, are spending their vacation in
this city and at Culver.
James Hartman, of Chicago, for
mer resident of Plymouth, stopped
here on his way to Ohio.
Daniel Deeds has returned to War
saw, after visit of a week in this
city with his son, DR.. Deeds, the dent
ist
Misses Maggie and Evaline Ness
have returned to Columbia City, after
visit of week with relatives in Ply
mouth.
ial He will sit, protected by cha !,
over the left cylinders to compare
action of different forms of steam
| feeders.
If you desire building lot that you
can sell at a profit secure one on
North Michigan street before they are
all taken. WK. Corbin, Agent
Tommy Taggart is very slick pol
itician, but he isn't slick enough to
make people believe that he tried to
sue himself.
Melvin Fields, who accompanied
the remains of Larkin Pogue to this
city will visit here few days before
returning to Elkhart
Mrs J. d. Thayer, of Warsaw is
visiting Mrs. II. G. Thayer, and also
the families of George H. and James
w T.hayer in this city.
Mrs Mccormick has been sptnding
several days at Hamlet assisting in
taking care of her mother. Mrs. John
Wolfram, who is seriously ILL.,
Mrs. Lewis Wolfgang and Miss
Myrtle Snow were united in marriage
Friday afternoon, July 20, by Justice
Molter at his Office in this city
Nelson Seltenright, son of Elmer
Seltenright, of North township, is
carrying broken arm in sling, as
a result of falling from swing.
Il
Mrs. Owen Disher and daughter,
Iva, went to Bourbon Thursday to
spend a few days with relatives and
friends there and at Etna Green.
At the age of IL Kentucky girl
has been married three times and
twice divorced If she has started
after the record her chances are good
Mr.. and Mrs. J C. Reslar and son
Floyd, who have been visiting here
are now visiting Mrs Reslar's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Richards, at Ar
gos.
Mrs. Scott Henricks of this city
and her DAUGHTER, Mrs. Sholts, of Ter
re Haute, who has been visiting here
have gone ~ Argos for visit of a
week.
Adam F. Wise and son Lochran
have returned from sojourn of a
month at Austin, Texas Lochrar
seems much benefited by his visit in
the South.
The managers of carnival compan
les are all busy now trying to fnc
some towns foolish enough to allow
them to use the streets for their sill,
exhibitions
William S. Gear, who fell from .
cherry tree, over three weeks age
sustaining serious injuries, is still
alive, but owing to the serious irjur,
to his spine there is little hope of hi:
recovery.
! Gibson +. Sisco, young foreman
of locomotives in the Pennsylvania
shops at Fort Wayne, is to make
three pefilous trips from Fort Wayne
to Chicago on cylinders of engines o.
the Pennsylvania eighteen hour spec
Farmer Kruger, of the county farm
threshed the county's wheat Tuesday
and it made All average of over "a
bushels to the acre AS there wa:
almost thirty acres this yield is pretty
hard to beat.
| Miss Ruth Bishop of this city ant
her guest, Miss Estella Norton, of In
dianapolis, went to Argos, Frida,
to visit few days before Miss Nor
ton returns home.
Or. Knott performed an operation
on David Sponsler Thursday morning
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. d
Z. Eryan in this city He is doing
nicely and it is hoped that he viii
soon be well again.
+ Some very fine ripe cling peaches
1were sold to Mccoy & Slayter Thurs
day by Clarence White of Yves
township. Marshall county can pro
duce as good peaches as Michigan
with the same care that is given Mich
igan orchards.
i W. II. Cove went to Winona Frida,
morning to attend the national con
vention of Gideons which meets tner,
this year. This is an organization o
Christian travelling men which has
very large mhsrship and is max
ing the world better