The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-07-16
LOCAL NEWS


Mrs. Eldridge Thompson and
daughter, Helen, are visiting in
Argos.
O. S. Wilkir lnwood, is
spending a few t Kokomo
this week.
Miss Jessie FARRELL of Tyner,
is visiting Miss Geneva McCrory
for few days.
The Bourbon Sunday School
excursion took 800 people to Wi
mona Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w.
Thayer spent Wednesday after
noon at Culver.
Mrs. DR.. SarSer and daughter
of Argos, were Plymouth visi-
tors Wednesday,
Mrs. c. r. Beattie of South
Bend, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen Reeves in this
city.
Sewing machine supplies,
graphophone records and needles
at Houghton & Hager's Music
Store.
Work on Harry Lamson's new
residence, near corner of Plum
and Caro- streets is progressing
rapidly.
F. NJ. McCrory found we'll
preserved half-dollar ;r his mon
ey-drawer few days ago, that
was coined in 1912, 1iinety-six
years ago.
Mrs. Jacob Kichler of Churu-
busco, who has been visiting in
Chicago, is here visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs. w. w. Hill.
William O'Keefe has the con-
tract for the erection of the Will
liams rooms of the big business
block on North Michigan street.
Grandma Trowbridge OF South
Bend, is visiting Mrs. Catherine
Trowbridge and family and 9TH
er relatives in this city and vi.
cinity.
Miss Helen Jordan, who has
been very seriously il, for two
weeks at her home on Sophia
street, seems to be slowly i'm
proving.
The South Bend Times is au-
thority for the statement that no
newspaper in the great city OF
New York, favors Bryan for the
presidency.
DIR. Weiser of Bourbon the
Hearst candidate for congress in
this district, went to South Bend
Wednesday morning fer a bust
ness trip of several days.
Mrs. Marion Koffel of Frank
fort, who has BEEN the guest OF
n. Y. Hoover's family in this
city, few days, went to Wi
mona Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Maxwell
of Yonkers, N. Y. and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Porter of Culver,
visited at the home of Recorder
Porter in this city Tuesday:
The national convention OF the
Hearst independence League,
will convene in Chicago July 81.
DR.. Weiser of this county, is a
member OF the platform commit
tee.
During the past week Roy
Keiser and Neva M. Jordan,
Richard c. Skinner and Beulah
L. Maurer. William TurnbulI and
Anna ID. Heistand were licensed
to marry.
DIR. Fred w. TerHinger has
been appointed superintendent of
the Longcliff hospital for the in
sane. He has been acting in that
capacity since the death of DIR.
Joseph G. Rogers.
Ephraim Brick, brother OF the
late Congressman Brick of South
Bend, died a. the LongcIiff in.
sane hospital Wednesday morn
ing. The remains were taken to
the home of his sister, Mrs. Mar
tin in South Bend.
The Battle Ground camp
meeting, near Lafayette, will
commence July 80, and close Au-
gust 10. The program is the best
ever presented, and everybody is
invited. Rev. w. E. Mckenzie
former Plymouth pastor, is one
OF the managers.
Mrs. Joseph Davis is seriously
i'll at her hons in this city. She
suffered stroke of paralysis two
weeks ago. and is not able to
speak, but her mind remains
clear, and it is evident that she
fully appreciates the efforts of her
children and friends to make her
comfortable
Mrs. Clara Knott, whose hus-
band was postmaster at Tynei
thirty years ago, has returned to
her home in New York after a
visit with her sister, Mrs. ]. Gil
son, and other relatives and
friends here. Her children, sew
eral OF whom are prominent
actors. all reside in New York