The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-09-10

ing couple of days at Chicago.
DR.. c. c. DUR is attending the
Dentists convention at Fl. Wayne.
Woman's Relief Corps will meet in
C A. R. hall Saturday at 2:30 p. m.
Mrs. l.. Anderson is spending a
few days with relatives at Donaldson.
Mrs. z. Price and Mrs. a. B. Smith
of Flora, were Plymouth visitors
Miss Rose Kyser has left for few
days visit with friends at Logansport.
]. A. Molter and daughter Irene,
were Niles, Mich, visitors Wednes'
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sander are tn.
guests OF friends ut Donaldson for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Miles are
spending a few days with relatives at
South Bend.
Mrs. Theodore Mclaughlin IS
spending a few days with friends at
South Bend
Miss Bertha Hoover is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. John Leighton,
at South Bend.
Mrs. N. Buroh of Hanna, visited
with friends in this city today enroute
to- Indianapolis. ~
Mrs. John Aims and Mrs Harry
Sayre OF Warsaw, are visiting with
friends in this city.
Misses Fay and Eva Wickizer OF
South Benz, were rhe guests of Miss
Lura Capron Wednesday.
Mrs. J. Martin OF Mishawaka. is
visiting with her son F. w. Martin
and family in this city.
Ernest Pennington of Swayze, Ind,
is visiting in this city, the guest OF
Rev. E. Miller and family.
Miss Bessie Jacoby left for St.
Mary's Notre Dame Wednesday,
where she will attend school.
Onions are bringing only so cents
a bushel The crop was good, but
the acreage next year will be small.
Miss Eva Lember has returned to
her home in Bourbon after visiting
for a few days with frien1s in this
city.
Hubert Tanner went to South Bend
Wednesday. where he has accepted
Employment with the Malleable Steel
Range Co.
Miss Mabel Sweet has returned to
South Bend after visiting for few
days with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Sweet IN this city.
Mrs. Ralph Bogardus has returned
to her home in Culver after visiting
for a few days with friends in this
city and at Bourbon.
Mrs. John Boss and Miss Carrie
Boss, Mrs. Jacob McDuffie. Mrs. c.
II. Mattix and Mrs. ]. c. Bunnell
were South Bend visitors Wednesday
Mrs. L. .Klinghammer has returned
to her home in South Bend after
spending a few days here. attending
the funeral of Mrs. Klinghammer.
Miss Byrd LaRue and Mrs. J. d.
Conversion of this city. and Miss Ger
trude Reed of Fulton, went 10 Bour-
bon Wednesday, to attend the confer
ence
Republicans of North township will
meet at the hall at Linkville Satur-
day September 10Th at o'clock, for
the purpose of nominating trustee
and assessor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kleber have
left for a weeks visit with relatives
at Decatur, Ind. Mr.. Kleber's position
| with the American Express company
is being filed by S. r. Taylor of Tip
| ton
Ir- government departments consid-
cradle talk is heard that Ohm Mitchell
formerly of Indianapolis. may be
chosen to succeed The late Frank P
Sargent as Commissioner General OF
immigration.
The Social members of Ben Hur
Sunday School class of the NJ. z,
church will entertain. the teacher. Of
fcers and members of the class i,
Mrs. Singrey's next Friday evening
Sept ~. Husbands and wives oil
members invited.
The wool house and the fertilizer
plant of Armour & Co., Union Stock
Yards, in Chicago. were destroyed
by fire Sunday night The buildings
were fve-story brick structures, GOV.
ering an entire block The damage
was 100000
|, Walter Brooke, eldest son of Ed
p. Brooke, of Salt Lake City, arrived
iii this city Tuesday on his way TO
Yale college where he will take a
course IN forestry. He reports his
parents we'll and doing we'll. He left
on the 5:54 train east Wednesday ev-
| ening.
The government has been taking q
census of the horses of the country
and reports that there are over 90.
100000 horses and nearly 100000
mules in the United States. This is
a greater number of horses by several
hundred thousand than were before
reported and indicates that the notion
that we are about entering upon d