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

Don Tor a WISH OF two weeks
Miss Louisa Corse attended the
commencement exercises at Valparai-
so University.
Mrs. F. w. Botset and son Hol-
brooke, of Mishawaka, are visiting
with friends in this city.
Miss Marie Foglesong OF Roches-
ter is visiting in this city the guest
OF Miss Blanche Mccoy.
Madam -Heink will sing
at Winona on August IL and 13. Ply
mouth people will hear her sing.
Mr.. and Mrs John Smith of Ham
mond, Ind. are spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Wolford.
Mrs. J. F. Clomley is in Plymouth
on a weeks visit with her daughter
Mrs. Frank Cromley--Culver Citizen
Mrs. Susanah Will returned to- her
home in Lapaz Thursday after visit
ing the family of VIM. Cast for a
few days.
Mrs. Bessie Fissel has returned to
her home in Fl. Wayne after a few
weeks visit with friends and relatives
in this city.
Mrs Charles Ulrich and sister,
Miss Louise Stegman, OF Detroit,
Mich. spent Thursday with friends at
South Bend.
Mrs Priscilla Baum has returned
to her home in Chicago, after spend
ing few days with her daughter,
Mrs. Ned Conner.
Laporte county's new Jail is to cost
100000 The E. Burner company OF
South Bend, have the contract, being
the lowest bidders.
Master Harold Fockler of South
Bend, returned to his home in that
city Thursday, after spending few
days with relatives here.
Miss Pearl Spencer has returned
TO her home in Wolcotr after visiting
Tor a few days with friends in this
city and in Bourbon
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Warnes re-
turned to their home in South Bend
Thursday, after spending few days
with friends at Culver and in this
city
Miss Mary E Wilson teacher in
the schools of New Carlisle, visited
with her uncle, J. N Wilson, Friday
night She went to indianapolis
Saturday.
Edward Gouchernour and sister,
Mrs Rose Brady of South Bend, who
have been visiting with friends :r this
city, went TO Etna Green to spend
a few days.
The next annual convention Of In
diana Spanish War veterans will be
held at South Bend in August 1909
Indiana furnished 1900 men in the
war with Spain
Mrs. L. Silk and daughter, Mrs
A. c. Misslselly of Chicago, who
have been visiting with the family Of
p J. Haag for few days, returned
TO their homes Thursday
Mrs. Nellie Pernod and daughter
Cleon, of South Chicago, and Mis-:
Mabel Thompson OF Green Bay, Wis
consin, are visiting with Their aunt
Mrs. J. ~ Wilson on Walnut street
Miss Ida Nier has resigned her pc
siticn with the Plymouth Steam
laundry She has been an employ,
of the laundry for five years, but ha
been forced to resign on account o
failing health.
John Windbigler and wife, Mrs
Massena and Mr., and Mrs. Valen
tine Windbigler of California, wen
to South Bend Saturday morning t.
visit over Sunday with Alpheus E
Windbigler and family
o. E. Mcdowell OF Washington
Ind, who has been engaged as in
structor and principal for the Wash
ington school for the coming year
has arrived in this city, preparation
to moving his family here.
The secretary of the Internationa
Reform Bureau says Fort Wayne
the wickedest city of its size he ha
ever seen in the course OF all hi
travels. This will M the toughs O
South Bend and Ch-. feel bad
Mrs. Elsie Kingrey and Mrs Ed
ward Thompson and daughter, Irene
of Green, Iowa, who have been visit
ing with the family of Bert Thomp
son and other relatives and friend
in this city, left for their home
Thursday
Edgar Shilling, residing half mil
north of Knox, Starke county, thresh
ell 1857 bushels of wheat from feel,
of 40 acres, yield of 80 bushels pc
acre. w. H. Davis on his farm on
mile north of Knox, had 35 bushel
to the acre.
John w. Leland who died at Argo
after long illness of cancer of tn,
face, was one of the first settlers o
this county. His sister, Mrs. Miriam
Marsh, resided in this city until a few
months ago, when she removed Il
Argos, to be near her brother.
Henry A. Barnhlart, Democratic
candidate for congress, and Harr,
Berretha Democat c candidate for re
election to the office of Judge, sper'
Saturday aftrnoon in Plymouth
Bolh gentlemen have hard road &c
travel from now until November 3.