The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-06-13

Adam Wise. and son Verne, spent
Monday at Rochester.
Florence Vanscoiack returned last
evening to South Bend.
Miss Erma Humrichouser is spend
ing the week at Bourbon.
Miss Mayme Hoham is spending a
couple of days in Chicago.
Solomon Zehner has gone to Indi-
ana Harbor, on business
Ed Hilsman of Kokomo spent Sun
day with his sister Emma.
Mr.. L. Singrey of South Bend, is
spending a few days in Plymouth.
Miss Elizabeth Blubaugh visited in
South Bend Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Daniel Haag is spending few
days with her daughter at South
Bend.
The cigar makers and the BARRIERS
will play baseball Friday. Every
thing is free.
Ollie Ferry, who was guest over
Sunday, of Mrs. Holdridge. returned
to South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Logan returned
to Niles, after spending a few days
with Ed Voreis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kautzel and family,
of Etna Green, are spending the week
with Mrs. Stoneburg.
Sybil Corse returned Sunday even
ing to South Bend, and. her sister
Louise, to Valparaiso.
Mrs. Powell is very sick at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Caroline
Craig on South street.
Mr.. Harley Drew returned to his
home in Rochester after spending a
few days in Plymouth.
Misses Jennie Whitesell and Grace
Ritchey have gone to Donaldson to
visit Mrs. J. c. Whitesell
Mrs. D. A. Rannals, of Rochester,
who has been visiting with Mrs. La
rue, returned home Monday.
Miss Fern Reynolds returned TO
Mishawaka. after spending Sunday
with her parents in this city.
Miss Anna Hendricks has returned
from Logansport, and will visit with
friends and relatives for several days
A number of Plymouth citizens
went out TO Pretty lake Monday TO
Iopen their cottages for the season.
Miss Ethel York of near Inwood
lis visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
WIN Strunk, and other relatives here,
Mrs. Anthony Miller has returned
to her home in Mishawaka, after visit
ing few days with Mrs. J. ]. Vinall
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Eauby of Can
ton, Ohio, are spending a few days
with Mr. Jacob Humbert, near this
city.
Miss Eta Henderson returned to
/ her home in Belort Wis, Monday
after spending the week with Mrs
Kezia Parish.
Misses Helen Machel, Diana Davis
fora Morlock, and Bernice York left
for Valparaiso Monday, to take The
teachers course.
Lulu Williams the ten year ole
daughter of Nightwatchman George
A. Williams, is seriously i'll at her
home on Water street.
Mrs. Bertmowe and daughter Edith
who have been visiting with the fam
| lily of Mr.. George Macklin, returned
TO heir home in Rochester.
Mr. Geo. Thayer and the Misse:
Frances Thayer, Floy Leonard and
Minnie Swindell, accompanied the
high school team to Culver.
Magdalena O'Conner has filed suit
for partition against Margaret anc
Henry Balmer and John Abbechl, &c
be heard at the September term.
The Michigan City Evening New:
says it is now understood the U. S
Express comuany will not give up the
Lake Shore road until next fall, if a
lall.
Fred Kuhn sold on Saturday 1
Buick automobile to l.. c. Dillon, o
Culver. They went to Chicago Satur
day and drove the machine home Sun
day
Arthur Dickinson left Saturda,
might for Valparaiso, where this sum
mer he will take a course of study
He will return in September for higl
Ischool
Miss Edna Summers who has beer
Visiting with the family of F. J. Bus
sard, has returned to her home il
Valparaiso. She was accompanied b,
Miss Mayme Bussard who will tax,
up school work there.
Finland has elected several womer
to her legislature. The ages of tn,
women range from twenty-five to fiji
ty-four. Two of them have been resi-
dents of the United States. These
are the first women legislators evei
elected in Europe.
Harr, Deacon. aged 10 years, sol
of Elmer Deacon, residing four mile.
southeast of Plymouth. died at his
fathers home Sunday morning. The
funeral was held at the family resi-
dence Tuesday at o'clock, with in
terment at Oak Hill.
Mr.. B. F. Van Kannell, of Val
paraiso, representing the Home Her
aid, spent Sunday in. the city. The
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