The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-09-06
LOCAL NEWS

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Misses Mamie and Lulu Hes
of Argos, visited il this city OF
their way home from the reunion
at Winona.
Charles Witte has gone to n
Dakota to join the army of har
vesters and threshers employees
in that state.
Notwithstanding the presi
dents order most Indianians WI
continue to spell the language A
''she is writ"
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Kaml
have returned to their home nea
Argos after a visit at John He
Wits in this city.
Mrs. Moore is home from Wi
mona. The season there is virtu
ally closed, but the grounds ar,
still open to visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mile
and son have returned to Chica
go after a visit of ten days at thu
home of James Deloney.
Ira Buck, who is spending hi:
vacation with his family at Lake
Maxinkuckee, transacted busi
ness in Chicago Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. KnoblocE
returned Thursday from North
Dakota. Mrs. CLANCY went or
to Canada to visit her sons.
Mrs. Fred Kepler went to Chi
cago again Friday morning, Z
help care for her sister. Mrs. Lee
Kendall, who is seriously i'll.
Charles NJ. Holdridge has re.
turned to the home for feeble
minded at Fort Wayne after q
visit with his parents at Tyner
l.. N. Anderson and family Of
New York, and T. S. Anderson
of Chicago, have returned home
after spending ten days at Pretty
Lake.
Robert w. Crandall ant
daughter, Mrs. Anna George, Of
Newton, Kansas, are visiting ir
the city with the family of H. b
Whitlock for a few days.
Clarence MikeIs of Bremen
who has been spending a few
days at the home of his uncle
David Holdridge near Tyner
went to Fort Wayne Friday.
Mrs. &C. R. Beattie of South
Bend, and Miss Edna Shelton oil
Redding. CAL, have returned tc
South Bend, after several days
with Mrs. Beattie's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. E. Reeves at Pretty
Lake.
Col. Metsker's new suit o.
clothes, bought to give him a
distinguished and military ap-
pearance as chairman of the
congressional convention car
nows'Se reserved for some other
occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Engman of Lex
ington, Kentucky, and Mrs
Chariot and son, Harry, of St
Louis, Mo-, have gone to Dia,
mond Lake, Michigan, after q
visit of a week with Mr.. ant
MRS Z. M. Tanner.
Mrs. Susan Kuhn, who dice
at the home of her son, Isaiah
Kuhn, near Kuhn's landing, was
probably the oldest resident O
Kosciusko county, havfng resid
ed there since she was 40 years
of age, period of 81 years.
Mrs. Ringgenberg, of the Hc
tel Starr, returned from the Ep
worth hospital in South Benz
Saturday, where she received
treatment for appendicitis in it.
incipient stage. No operation
was neccessary.-Walkerton In
dependent.
Thomas Leak, who was united
in marriage with Mrs. Sallis
Deemer in this city Thursday
evening, has now been married
three times and all his wives
were Marshall county ladies who
grew to womanhood in the same
neighborhood.
Willie Hendricks and Freddie
Kuhn have returned from Mag
ara Falls. Canada and trip or
the great lakes. They saw all the
principal points of interest be-
tween Plymouth and Quebec
and will always recollect it is a:
the great trip of their lives.
Robert Niece of Kendalville
is visiting George Kruger. Mr.
Niece was the foreman of tn:
moulding department of TIL.
CliZDe foundry a few years age
and will probably return to thi:
city to work in the new foundry
of the Monarch Iron company
1t is reported that c. w. Nets
er will bring suit against VIII
liam O'Keefe to make him pa,
for several galleys of type set fol
Metsker's speech as chairman o
the congressional convention
which cannot now be used in the
Independent and Plymouth
Democrat or anywhere else.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Schlosse,
and family have returned to theil
home at South Chicago. Mrs
Schlosser and children spent two
months at Pretty Lake and in
this city and are we'll pleased
with their outing. Miss Susie
Greiner went home with them
for a visit at South Chicago.