The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-10-18
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Michigan City.
Mrs. R. A. Chase is visiting at
Kokomo this week
Miss Eva York of Culver, spent
Sunday in Plymouth.
Moses Rensberger of Lakeville
spent Sunday in Plymouth.
Township tickets must be filed
fifteen days before election.
Mrs. Jesse NJ. Ritter of Argos,
spent Sunday with relatives here.
Mrs. Ada Martin of Walnut, spent
Sunday with relatives in this city.
Mrs. Julia earn of Culver, is Wis
ting in South Chicago this. week.
c. F. Albert of Elkhart Mas been
visiting in this vicinity few days
Mrs. Clarke Thompson has return
ed from her visit at Greene, Iowa
Mrs Charles Hoham is preparing
to go to New York for an extended
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boss spent
Sunday with their daughters in Bre-
men
Mrs. Louisa Thompson Green has
moved her household goods to South
Bend.
Superintendent Marks is visiting
schools in German township this
week
Mrs. William Hampton of Hamlet,
spent Sunday with relatives in Ply
inouth.
Mrs. Haslanger is preparing to go
to Washington d. c. to visit her sis
ters and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fellers, who own
the railway lunch room, transacted
business at South Bend today.
Miss Anna Baxter of Mentone,
has returned home after visit of a
few days with relatives in Plymouth
Mr.. and Mrs. Keim X. Brooke
have returned from Petoskey, Mich.
and Mr.. Brooke's health is some
what improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hahn and
family came down from South Bend
Saturday and visited over Sunday
with relatives in this city
S. X. Hampton former employee
at the Farmer House, Lake Maxim
kuckee, has been transferred to the
Ross House in Plymouth
Noble McCrory was home from
Indiana Harbor over Sunday. He has
hosts of friends here who are glad
that he has good position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bixler of Argos, who
have been visiting in Ohio, spent
Sunday with the. family of E. c
Martindale on their way home
Little Esther Chase has returned
to the home of her parents in Chi
cago after a visit at the home of her
grandmother, Mrs. r. A. Chase.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wiltfong of near
Linkville drove down Sunday for a
visit of two days with her sons, John
w. and Frank Wlitfong in this city
Owners of wheat are disposed to
hold for further Developments, and
have confidence in the governments
report of light crop in the North
west.
There will be box social and an
osd-fashioned spelling school at the
Stringtown school house, southwest
of Plymouth on Friday evening, Oct
10. All cordially invited.
Grandma Wade has returned to
the home of her daughter, Mrs
Firestone, in this city after a visit OF
two weeks with her son and Saugh-
tiers in North township.
A. r. Ludwig, the Mishawaka
uxoricide, is improving at Spworth
hosital and is now eating quite reg
ularly. He may yet have to be tried
on the charge of murder
The funeral of John G. Bowles al
the Episcopal church Sunday after
noon was very largely attended. He
was an old soldier and one of the
pioneers of Marshall county.
Nicholas Els, one Of Mishawaka' S
Oldest residents nearly froze to death
Thursday night, while walking abou
in somnambulistic state clad only in
his night shirt and a pair of socks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Stone and Mrs
R. H. Payne, mother OF Mrs. Stone
and Mrs. Chase. have returned to
their home in Rhode Island, after a
visit with Mrs r. A. Chase and fam
lily.
New York Republicans, if they are
successful in electing Hughes COVER
nor, may attribute their success to
reform in party Organization and not
to the help given by the old bosses
in the party.
Mrs. Ira Shrider, who has been
very sick for several weeks near
Pierceton, where she was visiting
relatives, was brought home Monday
afternoon and it is hoped that she
will soon be we'll again.
t. Van Long, chief justice of New
Mexico under Cleveland's first adj
ministration, is visiting relatives and
friends in Kosciusko and adjoining
counties. He was for twenty years
a resident of Warsaw, and IS well
known in Plymouth He has resided
in New Mexico since 1886.