The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-06-18
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Daisy Woodward is visit
ing at Fort Wayne.
Mrs. VIM. Pitts is visiting at
Logansport with relatives.
Mrs. Anna Hines of Inwood, is
visiting with friends in this city
George Holdorff has gone to
South Bend to spend Sunday
with relatives.
Miss Birdella Mogle of Vino
ma, is visiting Miss Cleo Day,
west OF Plymouth.
Miss Celia Hill returned to Chi
cago today, after a short visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p. Kleitz.
Mrs. John Tuesberg went to
Culver Saturday, where she will
spend a few days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Irwin
of Detroit, Mich, are visiting the
family of A. B. Cole in this city.
Mrs. w. II. Lawrence and son
have returned to Rochester after
visit with Mr.. Lawrence in this
city.
Mrs. w. Fletcher AMI Mrs.
Grace ;<annels of Argos, were the
guests of Plymouth friends Satur-
jay
Mrs. Charles Leonard visited
with her brother, Chas. Whit
more, at South Bend, for a few
days.
Ford North has returned from
Glendale, n. Dakota. where he
has been attending school during
the winter.
: Misses Agnes and Rose john
son, of Elkharr, are visiting with
their uncle, Andrew Peterson IN
family. near this city.
Mrs. Troyer and son Gail, and
Miss Alma Shively of South
Bend, are visiting with Miss Nora
Shively for few days.
Leo Dietl has just completed a
fine barn, 60x3S feet, on his farm
northeast of this city. 1t is cover
ed with slate roof and is modern
iii every respect.
The delegates from this district
to the national convention at Chi.
cago, are Francis E. Lambert oil
South Bend and Lyman NJ
Bracket of Warsaw.
Mrs. Leon Wheeler who has
been camping with Mrs. Julia T.
Work at Pretty lake for the pas
week, returned to her home ir
Valparaiso Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Herrick and
daughter of South Bend, who
have been visiting in this city
have gone to Miami county for Z
visit of a few days.
Miss Genevieve O'Connell o.
Peru, who has been visiting with
the family of John Glass, in thi.
city for few days, went to Bour
bon for visit Saturday.
Mrs. D. !. Mccullough ane
Mrs. F. +. Miller of Bourbon
were the guests of friends in thi:
city today enroute to South Benz
where they will visit for a few
days.
More flags waved IN Plymouth
on fiag-day this year than were
ever displayed before on a similar
occasion. Plymouth is coming te
the front in everything that i.
good. III
James II. Brink and Charlie:
Nyhart of South Bend, who ar,
building houses in Gary, stopped
in -ymouth, Friday evening ant
visited relatives and friends unit
Saturday, noon.
WI Ting Flu, the Chimes. min
lister to the United States, wa:
the guest of South Bend Friday
and Friday evening. He was ban
quoted and toasted, and sale
South Bend was all right.
Mrs. Shafer wife Of DR.. Shafel
of Rochester, was called to Ply
mouth Friday morning by thu
death of her mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Wiltfong, who was one o
the old residents of North town
ship.
B. Metcalf, who has assisted TO
many months in taking care o
William Holland, was stricken
with severe cold few days agc
and has been almost Frustrated
He has made his home with Mr.
and Mrs. Holland for severa
vars -
Wheat is in the head and i.
showing up we'll. Farmers say
that the straw stalks are not a.
high as they usually are when TIL,
grain is in the head and they take
this as an indication that tn,
grain will be unusually well de
veloped at harvest time.
]. r. Dietrich and Samuel Nut
ii left Saturday for :. three
months sojourn in Switzerland
and ot' er European points OF in
terest. A telegram was received
stating that they sailed Tuesda,
forenoon on board the Kror
prinzessin Cecilia.-Bremen En-
quirer. -xxA1