The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-06-21
LOCAL NEWS


Mrs. Pearman mas gone to Niles,
Michigan, for visit of few weeks
Speaker Cannon says satisfactory
meat legislation is certain to be en-
acted ~
c. L. Stone, who resided nea. In
wood, has moved to Berriep Springs
Mich.
Argos always sends big crowd to
Plymouth to attend Sunday ball
games.
Mrs. Cunningham has gone to Day
ton, Ohio, to visit her daughter and
family.
John Erickson and wife of Grow
ertown, spent Sunday and Monday in
Plymouth.
Mr. and Mrs F. J. Ellsworth of
Fort Wayne, visited over Sunday in
Plymouth.
Joseph Glass is able to be out
again after a severe illness of over
two weeks.
Willard Fields, John Hay and Rob
ert Reeve of Chicago, were home
over Sunday.
The Needle Class will meet at /
o'clock sharp with Mrs. Rinard Tues
day afternoon.
Miss Orne of New York, who has
been visiting here, left for Chicago
Monday morning.
Mrs Elizabeth Emmons of South
Bend, spent Sunday. and Monday with
relatives in Plymouth.
Ed. r. Monroe, who is employed
in Michigan, selling farm machinery,
was home over Sunday.
The parents of DR.. Stephens are
here from Iowa, for visit with their
son and other relatives.
Mrs. A. c. Miller. who was serious
ly i'll for sevefal months, is now
able to sit up several hours every
day.
Esther McCrory and Merle Bos-
worth are spending a weel: with Ha-
eel GRANGE on a farm west of Bour-
bon
Mrs. Charles Smith of South Bend
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs ] A. ENGLISH, northeast OF
Plymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leighton OF
South Bend. spent Sunday with the
family of Noah Hoover and other
relatives here
Miss Martha Wagner and her
brother William, of Wakarusa, spent
Sunday here with the family o.
Christian Killian-
Mrs. R. L. Evans was FRUSTRATED
by the death of Miss Nora Welcr a
ter home last week, but now seem:
considerably improved
F. A. Snyder and wife and Mrs
Geroge FRITZ of Galveston, Ind, at
tended the funeral of Mrs Sperr.
at Lake of the Woods.
Mrs. Lulu Rupe and her sister
Miss Efie Snyder of South Bend, Wis
tied their aunt Mrs. Ben NJ Ssy
bold, in this city Sunday.
Daniel CRUDE has been sufferini
for several weeks from diseases
foot and while he is much improves
is not yet able to De out.
Travellers from every state ar
struck with the beauty of Plymout
and declare that it is one of the pref
test little cities of the world.
Edward Stewart and family hav
returned to Millersburg, Ohio, afte
visit of two weeks with the famil
of Jacob Rowe, north of Lapaz
Something new for Plymouth
several cases of old-fashioned chill
and fever III the west part of tow
and in the country west of the cit.
The walks at the court house wi
soon be completed and when the var
is leveled up Plymouth's court-yar
will be one of the prettiest in til
state.
Laporte county Republicans wi
hold their county convention Jul
80 St. Joseph county Democrat
have postponed theri convention vi
til August
Mrs. Lowery and children of Wa
nut. visited Mrs. Lowery's parent
Mr. and Mrs w. T. Leonard in tn
city on their way home from Wis
in Michigan.
w. F. Keiser OF Columbus, Obi
arrived Saturday to visit his parent
Mr.. and Mrs. James Keiser and me-
his wife and little son who have bee
visiting in Illinois.
Mrs. Crowder and children are sic
with the measles. thus preventir
Rev. J. s. Crowder from deliverir
his usual Monday evening bible lee
ure at the NJ E. church.
Ed Wade went to South Der
Monday and from there to St. JOSEF
Michigan to attend the wedding
his brother, Louis Wade, and Mi
Rose MorIock, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Zimmerms
of Noblesville, and Miss Frand
sellers of Indianapolis, stopped
Plymouth on their way home fro
the Reubelt wedding at Bourbon.
Mrs. CLAYTON Crane and dauphfe