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

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her daughter in Kalamazoo, Mich.
Advices from Chicago indicate
that the third term movement is
dead.
Senator Parks reports crop
prospects good on his farm near
Bourbon.
The Episcopal boys and girls
had a nice picnic at Pretty Lake
Monday.
John Kuhn is visiting his child
rem in Chicago and attending the
convention.
Rev. John Tremmel pastor of
the Catholic church, is visiting in
Fort Wayne.
Balsor Sheets residing on
North Michigan street, is report
ed quite sick.
Mrs. w. NJ. Patterson has re-
turned to Chicago after a visit
Wltn ItldtlVcS here.
! 1t has been tolerably cool in
Plymouth this week, but crops
are still growing nicely.
The Ladies Parish Guild will
have an all-day meeting, Thurs
day at the Parish house
Lloyd Bowel and William Hen
bricks have returned from a visit
of two days at Pierceton.
Mrs. A. NJ. Deerwester of War
saw, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
John Chandler in this city.
I William O'Keefe returned from
Chicago Tuesday evening with a
team of mules and one horse.
Mrs. Alfred Morrison went to
Gary, Ind, today and will visit
Chicago, before returning home.
Miss Edith Chapel has returned
to Chicago after visit of few
days with Miss yesterday in this
city.
Mr.. Carman, who came here
from Cassopolis, Mich, a few
weeks ago, has bought the Kooser
candy store.
Mrs. c. A. Francisco has re-
turned to Lincoln, Illinois, after
a visit here with her daughter,
Mrs. DIR. Lindquist.
F. f. Bidwell, proprietor of the
Abrasive factory in this city, is
here from Springfield, Mass, for
la visit of a few days.
County Superintendent Steine-
bach, is attending the meeting of
county school superintendent at
indianapolis this week.
Miss Anna Houghton who
teaches at Oak Park, ILL.,, is here
for visit of ten days and will go
from here to Indianapolis. .
Such summer weather as this is
good for some people and some
things but it does not ripen straw
berries or make corn grow.
Mr. Ira Shrider and Miss Jen-
ME Glaze, both OF this city were
married Monday evening by II.
L. Unger, justice OF the peace.
| Mrs. Kenneth Holmes, who re-
sides on William street, has re-
turned from a visit of several days
with relatives at Buchanan, Mich.
Mrs. w. H. McChntock who
has been visiting her Sister, Mrs.
DR.. Lindquist in this city, return
ed to Defiance, Ohio, Wednesday.
| Henry Milestone of Kosciusko
county, the first white male child
born in Anglaize county, Ohio,
was Plymouth visitor Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Marie T. Barthel and
three little grand daughters from
LaPorte, are visiting her son,
Charles Barthel, two miles east OF
Plymouth.
| Hugh Keiser, who travels with
the Ringing circus spent Tues
day night at his home in this city.
He joined the show at South
Bend Wednesday.
There will be grand Fourth OF
| July celebration at Culver. All
kinds of amusements will be pro-
vided and there will be excellent
music and a good time.
i Daniel Senour, a graduate OF
the Plymouth schools, graduated
in electrical engineering at Pur-
| due last week, and has secured a
good position at Chicago.
| Among those attending the
/ Chicago convention this week are
DIR. Preston, S. N. Stevens, F. f.
earn and Robert Head. Mr.. Head
is one of the door-keepers.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. David Powell
have returned to Bourbon after a
visit of a few days with their
daughter, Mrs. Charles Kellison
in this city and friends in this vi
cinity.
| The Indianapolis Star, owned
by w. H. Taft's brother, says
nine men out of ten who are at
tending the convention, want
Fairbanks nominated for vice
president.
| Perry Smith has not resigned as
chairman of the Kosciusko county
Republican committee. He ex-
poets to. lead the Republicans OF
that county to a glorious victory
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