The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-09-13
LOCAL NEWS


Partner, opera house tomorrow
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Cleveland
are visiting relative, and friends
at Toledo, Ohio.
Miss Deldora Deloney is .ex-
pected home from Salt Lake City
Friday evening.
Ronald Thompson of the St
Charles Banner News, is here for
a visit of a week.
Samuel Schlosser and Milton
c. Cook are attending the state
fair at indianapolis.
Henry Stauffer and John B
Bowel transacted business In
South Bend Tuesday.
The Spitler-Myers family re-
union will be held at Twin Lake
Thursday, September 20.
Mrs. Rachael Carpenter has re
turned from a visit with the fam
lily OF her son at Lafayette.
Daniel Rentschler, wife and
son and Mrs. Susan Uhl, return
ed to Akron, Ohio, Sunday night
Miss Hattie Walters has re-
turned to her home at Burkett
after a visit with her sisters in
this city.
Dan Mcdonald says he never
saw the weather hotter at Lake
Maxinkuckee than it has been
this week.
Mrs. Kirby has returned to hei
home at Mancelona, Mich, after
a visit in this city with her sister,
Mrs. E. Price.
Ira Buck who with his family
is spending the summer at Max
inkuckee, transacted business in
Chicago Tuesday
Rev. A. j. Carey has returned
to Windfall, Ind, after visiting
and transacting business in this
vicinity several days.
Farmers are busy cutting corn
this week and most of the corn in
Marshall county will be in the
shock Saturday night.
Mrs. Maxwell has returned to
Valparaiso after visit of several
days with her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Bell in this city.
William Coar and wife of Tip
pecanoe township, passed
through Plymouth Tuesday on
their way to Dickinson, S. ID.
Mrs. S. Taylor and daughter
have returned to Indianapolis at
Ter a visit of ten days with the
family of William G.. Hendricks.
Fine baby boys are reported
by DIR. Loring at the homes OF
James Freshour on South street
and Joshua Snyder south OF
town.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Emanuel Price
went to South Bend Tuesday to
attend the wedding of their
grand daughter, Miss Lucille
Morrill,.
B. F. Shively was in Plymouth
Tuesday and it was rumored that
he has challenged Congressman
Brick to meet him in a series of
joint discussions.
The Twin City Wholesale gro
Gerry company of Elkhart, pur-
chased a car load of canned
goods from the Plymouth can
ming factory Tuesday.
Mrs. Clark Thompson has
gone to Greene, Iowa, for visit
of three weeks with her son, Ed
ward Thompson, who has been
an operator there for several
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Keiser
and son came down from South
Bend Monday and remained over
night at the home of James Keis-
err. who is critically i'll from dia-
betes.
James r. Doty has decided to
quit farming and will have a big
sale at his residence on the Jesse
Beldon farm, west of Twin Lakes
and a half mile south of Trinity
church, Friday Sept. %.
There has been a remarkable
fatality in the class that gradual
ed here in 1900. The death Of
Mrs. Oliver Dietrich is the third,
Harry Wiltfong and Fred Mar
tindale being the other two.
Rudolph Shakes has returned
from Walkerton where he has
been employed by the Heinz
Pickle company during the past
two months He will resume his
studies in the Michigan Univer-
sity about September &c.
A man apparently delirious
was picked up back of the water
tank west of the Pennsylvania
station Sunday evening. He
seems to be insane, cannot be
identified and has been sent to
the county in6rmary.
The Lafayette Journal says
Rev. w. f. Mckenzie has done
excellent work during the four
years he has been IN that city,
and his church has sent unani-
nous request to conference tor
his return for fifth year.
Misses Ida Schultheiss, Ida
Klinger Carrie and Laura
Reeves of this city and Miss
Edith Stout OF Dayton, Ohio,
were guests of Mrs. ]. M. King
err at a Sunday dinner at the