The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-09-03
LOCAL NEWS

day from a visit at Minneapolis.
Elmer Swan has returned to
Elkhart after a visit with c. &.
Miles.
Hogs are again selling for 800
per hundred in Chicago and lndi-
annapolis
Mrs. Franklin Pulver has gone
to Papaw, Illinois, for visit of
ten days,
About $50 tickets were sold for
the Chicago excursion Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. ]. B. Brilliant has return
ed to Bourbon, after short visit
in this city
Benjamin Switzer went to
Soutl, Bend Saturday for visit
of two or three days.
Miss Geneva McCrory has re-
turned from a visit of week at
Chicago and Oregon, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown OF
Irvington, Ind, are visiting Mrs.
c. E. Bender in this city.
Mrs. Ida Guise went to Walk
,erton to visit over Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. Taylor.
Ed Norris, the veteran sailor
and boat builder of Culver, was
a Plymouth visitor today.
Bremen is arranging for the
biggest fair ever known, COM
mencing Tuesday September 80
Mrs. Kate Edwards has return
ed to Culver after visit of two
weeks in this city with Mrs. Fan
ME Jilson.
Mrs. Andrew Blom and Miss
Blondell of South Bend, are Wis
iting a week with relatives near
Donaldson.
Miss Townsend who has been
visiting the Graves family or
Miner street, returned to New
Albany Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Prots-
man have gone to Convoy, Ohio
for a visit of several days with
their sons in that city.
Morris Agler, George w. Prots
man and Christian Fisher are
among those attending the G. a
r. encampment at Toledo.
Misses Bessie Brown and Har
riet Chr5tton of Walkerton, have
returned home after visit with
the family of Play Woodward.
Ms. L. w. Quick and daughter
of St. Louis, returned from Ohio
Friday evening and will visit here
two weeks before returning home
Otto Miles was tried in Justice
Kinks court Saturday morning
on a charge of non-support of hi:
children, preferred by his wife
Squire Kirk said mot guilty"
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thoma:
have :etui ned to South Zen at
ter a visit of a few days at tn,
home of A. P. Thomas, southeas
of this city.
Opal and Vesper Deemer hav,
returned to their home at Peru
Ind, after visit of month with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Gurthet.
The Republicans of Tippe
canoe township held their con
venaion Thursday and nominatet
Melvin Beck for township truste,
and ]. H. Latham for assessor.
Mrs. Mary Moriock and sor
have returned to their home a
Ann Arbor, Mich. after a visi
with her mother, Mrs. Mast, an,
brothers in this city and vicinity
Mrs. William Freeman return
ed to South Bend Saturday afte
visit at the home of her fatbe
Edwin Gibson. Her little sister
Honor Gibson, went home will
her.
Master Ray Hess, son of Hen
ry Hess, of Berrien county, Mich
igan, has returned home af.er
visit with his grandfather, p. r
Ladd and other relatives a. Ar
Cos.
Mrs. John c. Bell OF Forres
City, Ark, who is visiting he
brothers Oliver and Milton Soice
and other relatives here, went t.
Argos Saturday for a visit of ;
few days.
Mrs. Ley and her daughter
Mrs. Lamont, Who have been Wis
iting at Anthony Molter's, re
turned to their home at Toledo
o., Saturday Mrs. Ley is Mrs
Molter's sister.
A. c. Thompson and wife hav,
returned to their home at Cleve
land, Ohio, after visit with rela
tives and friends in Plymouth. /
was Mr.. Thompson's first visi
here in five years.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Logan ant
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. ThomassoI
of Niles, Mich, arrived Frida,
evening to visit ever Sunday a
the home of Mede Logan an'
other relatives here.
One hundred tickets from Ply
mouth and fifty from Culver
Hubbard and Twin Lakes wer
sold to the Old Settlers picnc a
Lapaz, while scores went in bug
gies and automobiles.