The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-08-06

Joseph black of German township,
was Plymouth visitor Tuesday
FOR SALE-One farm wagon and
one road cart Enquire at this office.
H. l. Unger and A. B. Farmwald
transacted business at Kewanna We'd
nesday.
Chas. W. Miller of Goshen candi-
date for congress was in this city
Wednesday.
Mrs Eugene Marsh has gone to
South Bend to spend two weeks with
friends
Mrs. Fred Letter of Pierceton is
visiting with friends in this city and
in Culver
Miss Bessie Whiteman has return
ed to Bremen, after few days visit
this city.
Miss Elizabeth o. Barker of Chi,
cage. is the guest of Mrs. E. w,
League in this city.
Miss Tida Glass OF Harrisburg.
ILL.,, is visiting for a couple of weeks
with Mrs. w. w. Hill.
Miss Olive Harris returned to
South Bend Tuesday latter spend ng a
few days with her parents IN this city
David Ames returned to his home
at Harris Tuesday after spending a
few days with his son, Guy Ames.
Chicago had its hottest day in sew
en- years Monday, the mercury reach
ing 964 degrees; four persons died OF
heat.
Miss Hazel GRANGE returned to Wi
mona Tuesday, after short visit with
her mother. Mrs Emma GRANGE, in
this city.
Mrs. NJ. A. o. Miller lett for Zion,
n Dakota Wednesday, where she
will spend a couple OF months with
relatives.
Welcome Harris went to Kewanna
Wednesday to play 3rd base with the
Culver team. in game against the
Peru Specials.
Miss Lydia Bollman left for her
home in NAPOLEON, Ohio, Tuesday, at
ter sending a couple of weeks with
friends in this city.
Mrs. L. NJ. Clifton who has been
visiting with friends in this city for
a few days returned to her home in
Culver Tuesday
| Quincy A. Meyers OF Logansport,
Republican candidate for Judge of the
Supreme Court was in this city Or
business Tuesday.
| Mrs. A. J. Freshour has returned
to her home in Culver after spending
few days with her son, J. H.
Freshour and family
| Mrs w. Z. Walter returned to her
home in Bremen Tuesday after
spending a few days with her parents
Mr. and Mrs John Boss.
| Harry Humrichouser and SON Hen
~, and the latter's guest, Master
Tim Calvin of Pierceton, spent the
day at Culver Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Bennett, re-
turned to Hamlet Tuesday, after
| spending a week with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. George Williams.
Mrs. Susan Lozier of Etna Green
returned to her home Tuesday, hav-
ing visited with her daughter. Mrs
O. Sponsler for a few days.
J Mr. and Mrs S. ~ Bryan returned
| to their home in Geneva, Ind, atel
visiting with his sister, Mrs. Louis;
) Holland for a few days.
, Mrs. Elizabeth Durbin of Warsaw
VIII has been visiting with Mrs. Cath
crime Brubaugh for few days, re
, turned to her home Tuesday.
} DEW. D. Steele and wife of Sgd
: ell, ILL.,, who have ben visiting with
their son, J. NJ. Steele, went to War
saw for a short visit Tuesday.
5 Mrs. w. Nj. Borem of Columbi;
, City, who has been visiting wifi
friends in this city for a few days
/ returned to her home Tuesday
, Miss Irene Powers of the Univer
, sty of Chicago; who has been visit
ing Miss Olga Shakes for the pas
two weeks, returned home Wednes
day.
) The St Sophias of the NJ. E
church will serve ice cream Thursda,
il, evening at the room south of th,
Marshall County Savings bank OF
Michigan street
, Misses Mabel Wettermi1g anc
Dora Hopkins of Hamlet, who hav,
been the guests of Mrs. Calvin
Baughman for a few days, returned
TO their home Wednesday.
Misses Sarah Pershing and Lett;
McBroom leave Tor Toledo, Ohio
Thursday morning for a visit of tive
months in that c;-y and other Point
in northern Ohio.
Mrs. VIM. Wolf OF Lima, Ohio
who has been visiting with her moth
er, Mrs H. L. Atkins for few days
returned to her home Wednesday,
: Mrs. Maud Edmiston of Lima, O
4 who has been the guest Of her sister
Mrs. VIM Pitts for the past week
went to Bourbon for visit witt
friends Wednesday,
Senator Allison, who died Tuesda
afternoon. was one OF the ablest o
+, American statesmen He had been il