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

Mr.. John Conrad, OF Elida, o.,
the father of Mrs. l. Ihler died
Monday morning.
Home grown peaches from
near Twin Lakes were on sale
in Plymouth today.
Mrs. F. E. Truax has gone to
Lake Ripley, Wis, for a weeks
vacation with friends.
Miss Mary Spiece who was
employed here, has returned to
her home at Roam, Ind.
Mrs. Belle Lemen OF Indian
apolis. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Robert Head in this city.
Mrs. Becknell and Mrs. J. M.
Robbins went to Argos Tuesday
to visit Mrs. O. ]. Warner.
Miss Frances Love is visiting
at South Bend, Lindley and Elk
hart, on vacation OF ten days.
Mrs. N. Boggs has returned to
Chicago after visit of two weeks
at the home of her brother, Ezra
Barnhill.
]. K. Hardy of Rush county,
stopped in Plymouth Tuesday on
his way to Tyner for a visit of a
few days.
Drs. Lo-ing, Knott and Ppres,
ton attended the meeting of the
Tri-State Medical ASSOCIATION at
South Bend.
Mrs. Weade has returned to
South Bend, after a visit of sever
al days with her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Koontz.
Misses Nellie and Mary Miller
of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, are visiting
Miss Priscilla Sewell and other
relatives here.
Mrs. Mary Chaffee has return
ed to Bourbon, after a visit OF
several days at Twin Lakes, with
her niece, Mrs. Bailey.
II. F. Palmer and family have
returned to Chicago after visit
of week with the family OF c.
f. WEIGH near this city.
Bishop Potter, of New York,
who has been twice at the point
of death, during the past two
weeks, now seems to be improv-
ign.
The chairman OF The Ohio Pro-
hibition party says women drink
more and men less Intoxicating
liquors than they did ten years
ago.
The bricklayers are rapidly
putting up the foundation for
Mrs. Shakes and Mr.. Disher's
business block on Michigan
street. No
Mrs. Kennedy and her father
of Cando, North Dakota, arrived
Tuesday to visit the family of
Byron Moore and other relatives
and friends here.
Mrs. Jennie Steffey has return
ed to her home at Peru after a
visit of several days with rela-
tives in this city and in the coun-
try east of here.
William Henderson of Indian
apolis, a Republican Irishman 20
years OF age, stopped in Ply
mouth Tuesday on his way 20
Lapaz to visit friends.
Prof. Bailey is visiting the
family of his son at Walkerton.
His little granddaughter, Marian
Bailey, has been quite sick with
remittent typhoid fever.
Mrs. A. c. Bolen of Knox, who
has been the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. John Tuesberg in this city
for a few days, went to Grover
town today, for short stay.
Z Jones, the Donaldson fruit
man, is still selling raspberries
and has commenced picking
blackberries. His berries are a
very profitable crop this year.
X. H. Beatty has returned to
his home at McCook, Neb., after
a visit of several weeks here, as
sisting in the settlement of the
estate of his uncle Robert Beatty.
Daniel Senour, of Chicago,
stopped in Plymouth, Monday
afternoon on his way to Etna
Green to visit his grandfather and
his sister, who is stopping there
for a few weeks.
Mrs. Elias Garb of CARING
ton, North Dakota, who has been
in this city visiting with the FAM
lily of VIM. Tillman, went to
North Manchester Saturday, to
spend few days with friends.
Thomas Cole, Urias Myers and
Eugene Marshall had a reunion
to celebrate Their birthday ami
versaries, al having been born on
July IL. Mr.. Cole is 80, Mr.. My
ers 72, and Mr.. Marshall not
quite so old as both of them.
George E. Shaw, a former res
ident of Plymouth, now a lawyer
at Elkhart, and secretary of the
Elkhart County Republican COM
mittee had his pockets picked,
while attending a game of base
ball at South Bend, Sunday. He
lost $500.
The CITY council at its meeting