The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-07-05

81 dlllCu d )ClSlOil VI eight uOlidi .
a month.
Mrs. John Burns is visiting at
Lafayette
Miss Lulu Williams is visiting
her sister at Hamlet.
Huckleberries were in market
in June this year. They are very
fine.
Mrs. Frank Wiltfong, who was
very seriously i'll, is considerably
improved.
The Presbyterians took 305
persons to Culver on their Sun
day school excursion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Flora of
Argos, visited in Plymouth on
their way to Fort Wayne.
Miss Grace Linn of near Bre-
m,n, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Harrington, at Donaldson.
Michigan City excursion leaves
Plymouth at 1915 a. m. Sunday.
Fare for round trip rs cents.
Mrs. Eta Freeman has return
ed tc Benton Harbor after visit
of four weeks in this vicinity.
Abort fifteen persons from
Bourbon, went from here to Gull
yer to the Presbyterian picnic.
Miss Clara Mowbray, of Peru,
is visiting her cousin, Mr.. Oscar
Tribbey and wife for few days.
Mrs. Harry Duck has returned
to Sorth Bend after a visit with
her mother, Mrs. David Boyce,
near Argos.
Miss Theresa McHugh has
| gone to South Bend for a visit
Of few days before returning
to Chicago.
Msr. Grace Warner of Indian
apolis. is here for visit of ten
days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pomeroy
Mrs. Charles Oler, of Denver,
Colorado, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paddock, north
west of Burr Oak.
Those who attended the Ring
|
ling show at South Bend, pro-
nounce it the best that ever ex-
hibited in this vicinity.
Mrs. Ed Reece and son, Paul
have returned to Fort Wayne, af-
ter a visit with her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. p. O. Jones.
Mrs. NJ. Kerr of Nebraska, is
here for a visit of three weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Henry Kel-
yer and other relatives.
Mrs. David Schrock has return
I'd to her home in Howard coun-
ty, after a visit at the home of her
brother, Daniel Schumacher, east
of Bremen.
DIR. Knott, having sold his resi-
1ence on Michigan street, expects
to move into his house on Center
street now occupied by Superin-
tendent Randall.
Ira Paddock has returned to
his home at Fort Worth, Texas
after a visit of few days with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. b
Paddock, near Burr Oak.
William Wilson, son of Garrett
M. Wilson, for many years du.--
ing his boyhood days a resident
of Plymouth, is now the Metfo-
dist preacher at Camden, Ind.
Frank Wyland, who is employ
ed on the section at Grovertown
was reported very i'll Thursday
md DIR. Aspinall went to Donald
son on train No. 80 to see him
|. Frank Bates of Bourbon, was
in Plymouth Wednesday night
land Thursday. He is getting al
most we'll but the bullet from
Rettinger's revolver is still in his
arm.
Those building lots on North
Michigan street adjoining the
Corbin residence. have never be-
fore been on the market. Ge1
prices Cash or easy payments
wv. X. Corbin, Agt.
Miss Anna Houghton, who
teaches at Oak Park, H., is
spending part of her vacation
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Brooke in this city. She
|spens Thursday at Winona.
| Miss Eta Cromley, daughter
of NJ. and Mrs. ]. w. Cromle,
of Culver, graduated from the
Fort Wayne school of music last
week and Fort Wayne papers
|spe;Ik of her as a musician of high
merit.
There are only few lots or
Michigan street that can be put
chased at any reasonable price
If you like Michigan street prop
erty don't delay in looking after
those lots north of the Corbir
residence w. K. Corbin, Agt
! DIR. Los:ng of this city assisted
by DIR. Loring of Rochester and
| DIR. c. F. Holtzcndorff removed
a large tumor from the breast Of
Mrs. f. w. League Wednesday
The tumor did not seem to be
malignant and she will probably
soon be well again.
| A special from Toledo, Ohio
says the Immortal ]. NJ died
at the insane hospital there, Wed