The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-23

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Mrs. A. d. Cain of South Bend, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Shaw in
this city.
Matt Bottorff has sold his claim
in North Dakota and returned to
| Plymouth.
William Sanner of South Bend,
spent few days of the past week
with relatives here.
Mrs. L. B. Erwin was called to
Warsaw Saturday by the serious i'll
ness of her daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Zehner of
this city, are the parents of a son
born few days ago.
South Bend seems to be trying to
show that it. is the most wicked city
of its size in Indiana.
L. Shenaheld of Chicago, is here
for a visit of two weeks with his
sister, Mrs.A. f. Adams
The child of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
O'Keefe, which has been dangerous
y i'll, is improving nicely
Lawrence L. Matthewson and wife
who have been living at Bucyrus, o..
have removed to South Bend.
Master Leo Ball has returned
from visit of ten days at the home
of DIR. z. ]. Ball in Valparaiso.
Mrs. A. f. Adams and her mother,
Mrs. Shenaheld, have returned from
visit of week at Valparaiso.
Misses May and Lulu Hess of
Benton Harbor, Michigan, are visit
ing relatives in this city and county
William J. Bryan has been in Lon
don for several weeks. August 3Oth
is the day set for his arrival in New
York.
The grain men are engineering an
other big wheat corner this year.
Look out for the bears when the bin
is full
Mr.. and Mrs. William Strawder-
man of Tiosa, visited relatives and
friends here Thursday Afternoon and
Friday.
Charles Westling of Chicago, has
been visiting his parents at Inwood
and his sister, Mrs W. c. Hendricks
in this city
George d. Marks and w. II Eng
lish and their families are spending
a week at Pretty Lake, having rent
ed the Jacox cottage.
Mrs. K. Walterhouse has returned
to Hicksville, Ohio, after a visit OF
two weeks at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. c. d. Kyser.
F. M. Burkett of Kosciusko coun-
ty has returned home after a visit
of few days with his daughter, Mrs
Rinkenberg, southwest of this city
Joseph Snyder of VanWert, Ohio,
spent several days of the past week
at the home of Morris Agler in West
township, and returned home Satur-
day.
Mrs. J. p. Brinkman of Argos,
spent Friday night with Mrs. Chas
Miles in this city and went from here
to Newark. Ohio, for a visit of ten
days.
Laporte fans are talking of putting
in salaried team next season The
present team has won 16 games and
lost s. The town has gone ball
crazy.
The St. Joseph county Democratic
convention has been called for Au-
gust 25 at South Bend, and the pre-
liminary precinct caucuses convene
on the 21st
F. E. Head one of the good Re-
publicans residing in Polk township,
west of Teegarden made our Office a
pleasant call Saturday and renewed
for the Tribune.
Benjamin F Heckaman, OF Bre-
men, has successfully passed the civil
service examination and been APP
pointed to a position in the railway
mail service.
Rev. Wesley Borders, of Pulaski
county this state, will be 100 years
old the 2sth inst He cast his first
vote for John Qunicey Adams for
president in 1928.
Mrs. Smith has returned to War
saw after visit of several days in
this city at the home of George
Nichter. Her little grandson, Bina
Nichter, went home with her.
The Pennsylvania ticket Office at
Warsaw Friday morning was rob-
bed of $50 in cash, in broad day.
light while operator Neff was watch
mig the Ringing circus parade.
Two hundred and fifty of the
Thousand Islands" of the ST. Law
renee river recently sold at auction
for $13,595. They are to be use., as
residence sites for summer cottages,
David f. Liggett of Bloomfield,
Iowa has returned home after Wis
it of three weeks with relatives in
this county and South Bend His
father, J. T. Liggett, accompanied
him home.
The Standard Oil company has
reduced the price of oil in this city
and county twice with in the past
thirty days. Oil is one of the ar
ticles used by everybody that is not
going up now.
The Chesterton Tribune says the
peach crop is very fine in that vicin-
ity this year and peaches are being
shipped to adjacent towns and cities