The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-07-23
LOCAL NEWS

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Mrs. Milo Yazel and children
went to Hubbard to visit over
Sunday.
Misses Iva and Eva Bollman
went to Donaldson to visit over
Sunday.
Mrs. Dan Fetters and children
are visiting for a week at South
Whitley.
Mrs. Cora killion and her sis
ter. Miss Rilla Herr, are visiting
at Silver Lake.
Miss Louise Ball has gone t.
Decatur and TT. Wayne for
visit of two weeks.
Earl Breauerkamp of Decatur,
is spending few days with his
cousin, Frank Kleber.
Indiana produces almost twice
as many dozens of eggs as it
does pounds of butter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Hartman OF
Twin Lakes, went to Argos Sat
urday to visit few days.
Mrs. Nancy Highshew has re-
turned to Michigan after a visit
of few weeks in this county.
Mrs. Margaret Rish has rel
turned to Mentone after a visit
in this city with Mrs. James Bel
don.
Miss Laura Klinghammer has
returned to South Bend after a
visit of a few days with relatives
here.
George Baldwin has gone to
Bruce Lake for a visit of two
weeks with his son who resides
there.
Mrs. VanLue and children of
Tippecanoe. are visiting the fam
lilies of w. H. Love and Ed
Rodgers.
Charles Wilhelm and sister
Frances, have returned to South
Bend, after visit of few days
in Plymouth
Mrs. A. Henstrom of Chicago,
has been the guest OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Beckstrom, at Donald
son two weeks.
William Meegan's barn, few
miles north of Plymouth, was
struck by lightning Friday morn
ing and burned
DR.. John Kuhn's little child
which has been critically i'll at
the home OF its parents IN Okla
homa, is convalescent.
Mrs. Mowery OF Mishawaka,
is visiting at the home of her
brother, Reuben Stair, few
miles southeast of this city.
Frank Sapp of Logansport
who has been spending, a few
days in this city, went 10 South
Bend for couple of weeks stay
Tuesday.
Miss Hattie Mountjoy of Nc
Brayer, Kentucky, was Ply
mouth visitor Saturday. She
has been attending school at
Valparaiso.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grimm
came from South Bend Friday
evening to visit over Sunday
with Frank Iacox and other
friends here.
Mrs. Harvey Hutchinson has
gone to Hamlet to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Charles H;sely,
whose husband is very sick with
typhoid fever.
Mrs. Sayre, who has been the
guest of her mother, Mrs Muel-
Ter and friends in this city for
two weeks, returned TO her home
at Elknart Saturday.
Mrs. Ed. Barber who resides
north of Bourbon, stopped in
Plymouth Saturday. on her way
home from a visit of three
months in Michigan
Frank Widman who had been
the guest of his uncle, John Wild
man, one mile east of Plymouth,
for a week, returned to Monter-
ey, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Emma Dickson of Day
Ton, Ohio, is visiting Mrs. ]. E.
Houghton and other relatives.
She is the oldest living member
OF the Houghton family.
Rev. Taylor of the A. NJ. E.
Zion church of South Bend, will
hold camp meeting here COM
menciHg Thursday, Aug. 9th and
will continue until the 18th.
II. f. Pittman and family have
returned to Terre Haute, after a
visit in this city with Mrs. Pitt
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J. Metsker, and other relatives.
If there is any reason why the
Democratic party OF today is SAT.
er and more capable than it was
in 1904, some circumstantial evil
, dence to that effect should be az
duced.
Mrs. Susan Flowers of Ger
man township, aged SO years has
been adjuoged insane ant will be
taken to Longcliff. She is the
mother OF six children and the
case is a sad one.
Mrs. G. F. Shelley of Argos,
Mrs. Kurststter of MassilIon, O.,
and Mrs. Stella Rhodes d
knightstown, who are visiting