The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-07-30


South Bend.
Miss Louisa Bender has returned to
Culver after a short visit with friends
in this city
H. w. White and mother-in-law
Mrs. S A. Sherwood, spent Wednes-
day at South Bend
Mrs. Mary E. Kensel Of Mentone,
is visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
Elijah Stansbury
Messrs. b. c. Southworth and c. E.
Toan, spent Wednesday with Daniel
Mcdonald, at Culver
Mrs. Alice Foote of Charlotte
Mich, is visiting with her cousin,
Fred Myers. in this city.
Mrs. Sarah Dennie has gone to
Stillwell to spend a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Flora Short.
Miss Frances Trochelman OF Chi
cago, went from this city to Twin
Lake for visit with friends Wed
nesday
The w +. NJ. S. will serve ice
cream and cake at Woodberry's Meat
Market Thursday evening. Every.
body invited.
Mrs. Ella Johnson and son Harold
of Bourbon, were Plymouth caller:
Wednesday, enroute to Cutler. Ind.
where they will visit
Mrs. J. R. Miller of South Bend
who has been visiting with her son
VIM. Miller for few days, returned
to her home Wednesday
Misses Edna Kreighbaum and Beu-
lah Pence returned TO their homes ii
Tyner Tuesday evening after spend
Ting couple OF days in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Greiner have
returned to their home in South
Bend, after visiting for few days
with his parents, Mrs. Sophia Grein-
er.
Miss Frances Stuller OF Douglas
Arizona, who has been spending the
summer with Mrs c. S. Cleveland a,
Pretty Lake, went to- South Bend for
short visit Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Iden of Bour-
bon, called on friends here Wednes-
day enroute to South Bend where
they will visit with their daughter,
Mrs. d. d. Kessinger
Mrs. 0. Z. Hendee and family and
Miss Edith Stevick of Chicago, gave
their mother, Mrs. NJ. NJ Stevick. a
pleasant surprise by coming home to
celebrate her Goth birthday last Sun
day.
TIE w. c. T. L. will meet Friday
July 31st with Miss Emily A Stacy
at 2:3O p. m. A very cordial invita-
hon is extended to every one. I'm
portant business is to be brought Dc
fore the Union.
Leslie Bell and family went &c
South Bend Wednesday evening
where they will take a New York
Central train for their home at Man
lius, N Y. They spent four weeks
here, guests OF Mr. and Mrs. John w
Wiltfong and other relatives.
During the meeting OF the New
Albany district conference of the Nj
+. church at Midtown, which closed
Sunday, an addition OF 1880 member:
was reported by the ministers. Only
two young men presented themselve:
as candidate for the ministry.
]. W. Siders has returned from a
visit OF ten days in southern Illinois
He reports the fruit crop OF the grea'
orchards in Egypt an entire failure
and the excessive rains in May anc
June have made light crop of al
kinds OF grain and grass IN that re-
gion
The quadrennial school census o
Chicago, as announced by the board
of education, shows the population
of the city as 1922 1886. Four year:
ago the same method of enumeration
gave result of 1,714,144. the increase
being at the rate of trifle more thar
$4,000 year.
The Jones families, of Fulton anC
Marshall counties, will hold an an
nualreunion at the home of Mr.. Del
bolt KEpe. near Argos, on next Sun
day. The Jones are plentiful in Thu
county and if Marshal sends as larg,
delegation as we probably will, Mr.
Kline will have his hands full-Ro
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