The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-28

! LOCAL NEWS

Slc1lH Ian OlCio II diioeiO1NN SNS'
ness at Warsaw Friday.
Mrs. w. f Brugh has gone to
South Bend for visit with friends
Mrs. Catherine Hllsman has gone
to Bremen to spend few days with
her sister.
Mrs. Henry Reynolds is spending
A few days with her son, Charles, at
South Bend.
Vohl Butler has returned to Culver
after spending a couple OF days with
friends in this city.
Mrs. VIM. Whitesell went TO Don
aldson Friday to spend few days
visiting with friends.
Mrs. John Howard and daughter,
Miss Lorena, of Culver, were Ply
mouth callers Friday.
Mrs. Joseph Whitesell went to
Donaldson Friday 10 attend the tuner
al of Miss Amanda Asp.
John Hammel and daughter Ce..ile,
have gone to Mishawaka, to visit with
his son Charles, for few day
DR.. and Mrs Ritchey OF Donald
son, spent a few days with their
daughter, Mrs. Joseph Whitesell.
Miss Nettie Pratt OF Hanna, who
has been visiting with relatives in this
city, went to Elkhart for visit, Fri
day.
Remember the Saturday Market
will have on sale bread, doughnuts,
pies, also sun hats aprons and sofa
pillows.
Mrs. B. E. Carmen went to Cas-
sopolis, Mich, Monday where she will
visit for a few days with her mother
Mrs Luke.
Miss Lulu Parsons of Sheldon, Ind,
who has been visiting with friends
in this city and in Bourbon, returned
TO her home Thursday.
Mrs. ID. u. Nelson OF Chi ,ago, VIC
has been visiting with Mrs. J. X.
Losey for few days, retr-nei to
her hom. ] thursday.
Mrs. Ed Klingerman and her guest,
Mrs. c. E. Green of South Bend, wen
to Bourbon to attend the high school
commencement Thursday night
Mrs. VIM. Bates OF Bourbon, called
on friends here Thursday, enroute
10 South BEND, where she will spend
a few days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Kilmer, Of Ply
mouth, who have been here visiting
relatives returned home Weane sday
morning Rochester Sentinel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas McPheron re-
turned To their home in South Bend
today, after visiting for few days
with friends and relatives in this city
Mrs. Bertha Hoham returned from
New York City, Wednesday evening
where she has been living with her
daughter. Mrs J. Farley, for the past
year.
Miss Almeta Keller of Pierceton
who has BEEN spending a few days
with her aunt. Mrs. Bert Hatfield
went to Bourbon, for a few days
visit Friday
S. f. Boys, who for the past
eighteen months has been assistant
editor of the Plymouth Demosra. and
the Daily Independent, now seems
to be the whole push as ed or OF
those papers.
William Floyd Vandalia railway
brakeman of Logansport, was thrown
underneath the wheels while switch
ing cars at South Bend and both legs
were crushed so badly that amputa-
ton must follow. He is married.
According to the Yellow JACKIE,
it dates back-clear back-and the
proof is that the Republican party
has always been in the majority. We
find that among the disciples of Christ
eleven of them were Republicans
Judas Iscariot being a free silver
Democrat.-Warsaw Times
CDR. Shafer and wife of Rochester
drove to this city "Wednesday after
noon to visit J. w. and B. +. Wilt
forg and went from here 10 NORTH
township for a visit of few day:
with the doctors brother at Lapaz
the family of A. J. Thayer AMI Other
relatives in the vicinity OF Linkvile
Cherries in northern Indiana viii
be. a scarce article this summer TIL:
is the opinion expressed by the iarg
est growers in Kosciusko county. No
in many years have there been a.
many blossoms as there were two
weeks ago, but a cold driving rain
coming at the wrong time, washed
away the petals.
The Wallace-Hagenbeck circus
which has been east several weeks
will make the longest jump of its his
tory on Sunday, May 81, when it viii
go from Bucyrus, o., TO Chicago owe
the Pennsylvania passing through
this city, without stopping for an ex
hibition. The show exhibits in Woos
ter on Friday and on Saturday i
gives an exhibition at Bucyrus, goins
thence to Chicago. There are forty
cars. /.