The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-08-15

Mrs. Al Jones and son Francis. are
the guests of Mrs Pogue in this city.
Jacob Ness lett for an extended
trip through Wisconsin Tuesday
morning
Ed Hillsman and two sons of Ko-
komo, are the guests of relatives in
this city.
Miss Mary Jacoby went to Bour-
bon for few days visit with the fam
lily of Peter Hahn.
VIM. F Mann will present 'The
Cow Puncher at the opera house on
Monday, August 10.
Miss Maud Logan has returned
from Rochester, where she has been
attending school
Norm Miller has resigned his po-
sition with the Gas Co, to a~cept one
with the Wagon Works.
Floyd Kelver has gone to South
Bend for a visit of few days with
his sister, Mrs Warren Burch
Miss Carrie Dunlap has returned
from Rochester where she has been
attending commercial school
Mr.. Ben Lauer has returned to his
home in Usage City, Kansas. after a
few weeks visit il this city.
Mrs. c. o. Guntle has returned to
her home in Millersburg, after visit
with friends in Plymouth and Argos.
Irvan Baugh has returned to his
home in Laporte. after two weeks
visit with his aunt, Mrs E. Koontz.
Mrs. Bromar and Miss Edna Bolin-
ger have returned to Donaldson, at
ter visiting with friends in this city.
Mrs. Calvin Switzer and son,
George, are the guests of the for
mer's brother, S. w Craig at Nap
aimee
Mrs Rachel Rosenberger who has
been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. H. J.
Unger. returned to her home in Nap
pannee.
Hugh Kyser who has been employ
ed in the show business for the past
year, has been visiting his parents in
this city.
Miss Mabel Burton has returned
to her home i'll South Bend, after
spending a few days with the family
of John D Moore
Mrs. Geo. Kleinschmidt and her
guest. Mrs. Ed Soel, of South Bend,
attended the commencement of the
Rochester Commercial School.
Mrs Chas. Thompson, Mrs. Otto
Klingerman and Mrs Louise Barnes
have gone to Tyner to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Catherine Thompson
Mrs. J. NJ Sherwood of South
Bend, who has been visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs F. J. Lamson. and other
friends in this city, went to Bourbon,
for short visit
The proposed Woodmen's picnic,
VIII ch was to have been held at Ply
mouth Aug. Doth, has been postponed
until the middle of September, be-
cause of the proximity of the circus
to- their aforesaid date.
Perry Sarber of Union township,
made a trip to Aida, Ohio to a re-
Union of people of that vicinity in
which he was raised and to visit a
few days with his aged mother, who
lives at Aida.
Miss Anna Stegman has returned
to her home in Detroit, Mich, after
four weeks visit with her father in
this city. She was accompanied home
by Miss Beatrice Ryan, who will
spend a couple of weeks there
Thomas Joy. Miss Bessie Joy, and
Mrs. J. Frank Hayn and Mrs. Mary
r. Forbes of Nashville, Tenn, are
visiting the family of Jas W. Thayer
Mrs. Forbs is a sister of Mrs. Thayer
and is the grand secretary of the O.
E. s. of Tennessee.
A cargo Of silk valued at 81 ,25O, 00C
has been landed from the Nippon
Maru at San Francisco, and in order
to- better insure its safety it will be
forwarded east on passenger trains
1t is the most valuable consignment
of silk received in that port in the
last four years
The Associated Advertising Club:
OF America will hold their third an
nual convention in Cincinnati or
August 81 to 30 About 700 dele
gates are expected Not only will
the leading advertisers Of the country
be present, but a great many adver
Using agents and publishers
Nine Shuman-Heink Concert Wi
mona Lake, Tuesday Evening, Angus
10. Special low rate, 10 cents rount
trip. Trains passing Plymouth 9:5t
a. m and Cos p. m Train returning
leaves Winona lake at 1915 p. m
after concert Great opportunity Il
hear this great singer, America
chief pr.,na donna
, Tie Misses Olive and Lois Thomp
son and Geneva McCrory returned
wea-y and footsore. from thei
/ Jarestown exposition trip Thursda,
ng, but they are equally delight
E = with the trip through the variou
as OF the east, but jamestown it
self and the exposition in particular
2 are tabooed altogether.
The Howard cottage at Prett,
' Lake is Occupied this week by VIM
Bernheld and wife, AL Young an'
! wife OF IOQanSDOrt. George Shafe