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

u. B. Ice cream social at Charlie:
Walburn's on CAIRO street, Wednes
day evening. d.
Floyd Ferguson and wife have re
turned to Chicago after visit viii
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Callahan are her,
from Chicago visiting the family o
W. f. Leonard.
Mrs. Francisco is here from Van
vert, Ohio, visiting her daughter
Mrs. DR.. Lindquist.
DR.. Preston and Joseph Stein wen
to Chicago Tuesday to get an arti
fetal foot for Mr.. Stein.
Frank Zimmerman has gone tc
Montana to see the country and will
remain if its suits him.
The funeral of Mrs. Edward O..
Brien will be held at the Catholic
church Thursday morning.
Miss Eva Jeffirs has returned from
visit of ten days at the home of hel
uncle, DR.. Varrier, in South Bend
Miss Rose Follmer. has returned
from Monterey and is again at work
for the tax ferret at the court house
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tribbey
went to Miami county Tuesday to at
tend a reunion of the Whitesell fam
lily.
Mrs. Henry Mitchell has returned
to her home at Elkhart after a few
days visit with relatives and friends
here.
Mrs. Samuel Rosenfeld and child
rem, former residents of this city, now
residing at Marion, are visiting at NJ
Allman's.
Mr.. Jesse Brumbaugh arrived from
LAGRANGE, ILL.,, to visit with relatives
in this county. His family have been
here several weeks.
Mrs. Charles Gibson and children
have returned to Bourbon after a Wis
it of few days in this city with the
family of William Gibson.
There is a letter advertised for Mrs.
Permelia Goddell, who has been get
ting mail at the Plymouth postoffice
for the past twenty years.
FOR SALE-My residence corner
CAIRO and Center streets. Time Civ
en- if desired Also household goods.
tn fri aug w3 Mrs. J. B. Williamson.
Rev. |. S. Cleaver and his brother
in-law, Mr.. Williams, went to Vino
ma Tuesday morning and will go from
there to Elkhart for visit OF few
days.
Isaiah Shuts, Mr. and Mrs. Stein
metz, Mrs. Yoder and NJ. B. Shuts
and family of South Bend, attended
the Shuts Borders reunion south of
Bourbon Monday.
Walter Martin of Lebanon, Kan
sas, has been visiting relatives here,
and his niece Miss Dean Martin, went
home with him Tuesday for a visit in
the sunhower state.
Mrs. Robert Cough is preparing to
go to California to spend the winter
whit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O..
F. Ketcham. Mr.. Cough will travel
in the south while she is gone.
Eugene Marshall, who has been
taking car. Of Elmer Wilson, informs
us that Elmer began to get we'll the
very minute that the man who had
traded him span of Kentucky mules
to take them back. Mr. Mar
shall says Elmer was very sick and
might have died if he had not got rid
Of the mules
The f'lueral of Mr.. Ed O'Brien was
held at the Catholic church Tuesday
When the remains left the
house il was not expected that Mrs.
O'Brien would live until night and
she died in less than an hour.
Dell Hudelmeyer. one of Walker
toms most prominent young business
men, took suddenly i'll at a hotel in
Chicago one week ago last Sunday
night, seemed much better Monday,
came home, grew worse and died last
Sunday.
Mrs. Georgia Ormond has filed a
suit in circuit court asking for $1,000
damages from CLYDE Unger and Ed
ward Warnacut for injuries sustained
by the defendants racing on the
streets of Plymouth and running into
her buggy. Parker & Stevens are he
attorneys.
Will Hendricks and Fred Kuhn.
wo members of the Seybold orches-
ira and pupils of the Plymouth
schools left Monday evening for Nj.
agara Falls by way of Detroit and
he lakes. The boys expect to know
all about the falls and lake cities
when they get back.
Farmer Marsh, who lives near
Muncie, cut ten loads of alfalfa, from
light acres June 4, ten and two-thirds
Dads July 2, and six and one-half
Dads August 5, all from the same
leld. He expects TO get another crop
md then leave enough on the ground
or winter protection.
During the meeting of the old set
lers of Steuben county, among those
n attendance was Mrs. Elizabeth
101 years old Accord
ng to the family records she was
'orn in Pennsylvania in 1905. Her
ather fought in the war ct 1912. Her
mother lived to be 104 years old.
Mrs. Bert Foster of Bedford, Ind.
ged 35 years, had been insane for