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

al LOgdhSpOrl on business.
Andrew ]. fletcher has gone to
Etna Green to spend a week.
Miss Avis Daubenspeck of
Kokomo, is the guest of Miss
Cecile' Burkett.
Miss hester Mcdonald is
spending few days with friends
at South Bend.
Miss Blanche Mccoy is visit
ing at Rochester, the guest OF
Miss Marie Foglesong.
Mrs. James A. Hanes has gone
to Fl. Wayne to spend a couple
of weeks with friends.
Cortland Miller of Delphos, o.,
formerly of this city, is here visit
ing friends and relatives.
Mrs. J. E. Mosslander and son
Delno, OF South Bend, are visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. Percy
Troyer.
The Women's Auxiliary will
meet Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. F. ID. Lamson at the Ross
House.
FOR RENT = Seven room
house. Well, cisten, cellar and
stable. Four blocks from town.
Apply this Office.
Austin and Donald Bryan have
returned home after several days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.
Bryan at Mishawaka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hall left
for Tallaquah, Indian Territory
Tuesday, to visit her brother.
d. F. Redd and family.
Henry Hawkins and wife left
for Bremen Tuesday, where Mr..
Hawkins has purchaser the bar
Der shop formerly owned by Ed.
Henry.
Misses Arlie and May, and
Master Milo Manuwal have gone
10 South Bend to visit for a few
DAYS with their sister, Mrs. Wal
ter Rhoades.
Mrs. l.. d. Watson and child
rem returned to their home at
Bourbon Tuesday, after visiting
with the family of Robert Wat
son in this city.
Mrs. ]. E. Hanes and daughter
Miss Frances, have returned
from a two months visit at Port
land, Ore, Spokane, Wash, and
Minneapolis, Mimi
Miss Hazel Soice, who has
been spending her summer vaca-
ton with her parents in this city
returned to Chicago Tuesday to
attend Musical college.
\ solid cement porch, substan-
ial. ornamental and useful has
been added to the women's side
OF the county infirmary building
William McDufie did the work.
Sister Fedalia, formerly Miss
Hattie Wolford, and Sister Phil
amina, of St. Mary's Notre Dame
are visiting with the formers
father, ]. w. Wolford and wife
Agent ]. E. Hanes left fc1
a thirty day trip through Chicago
Denver, COL, Salt Lake City
Utah, San Francisco Cal, Port
land and Spokane, Wash, Tues
day evening.
The very dry weather here dur,
ing the last week of August wa.
more than balanced by the food.
which caused heavy loss of life
and enormous damage to proper
| ty in New Mexico, Georgia and
the Carolinas and many thous-
ands are homeless.
Mrs. Anna Wolfe and Miss
Frances Dunlap of Arapahoe, Ne.
braska, who have been visiting
their cousin, Mrs. ]. e. Marshall
in this city, have gone to Argos
for a visit with relatives in that
place and vicinity. 1t is their
first visit in Indiana.
Mrs. James w. Thayer and hel
brother, ]. A. Hall of Chicago
left for New York Saturday, to
meet the remains of their brother
w. F. Hall, who died in Lohdor
and will be taken to Chicago fol
burial. The funeral services prob,
ably will be held Wednesday.
Hon. Charles w. Miller, Re
publican candidate for congress
spent Friday night lin Plymouth
on his way from Rochester to at
tend the Old Settlers picnic al
Lapaz. He reports prospect:
bright for Republican victories If
all the counties of the district.
John w. Hitch a former resi-
dent of Bremen, who has beer
practicing law in South Bend fol
several years, was defeated by
the machine for the nomination
OF prosecuting attorney I'm the
| Democratic Invention of St. 10
seph county and now announce:
as an independent candidate.
| Mrs. Wunderlich, of Columbia
City arrived Saturday to visit hel
son, Writ Wunderhch, and hel
sisters, Mrs. Forbes and Mrs. Jas
w. Thayer and her brother ]. A
| Hall of Chicago, who stopped
there on his way to New York
| All will attend the funeral o.
their brother, w. F. Hall at Chi
,cago.