The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-09-30

Isaiah Shuts of South Bend, is
visiting relatives at Bourbon.
August Heck of Grovertown,
was a Plymouth visitor today.
Mrs. S. NJ. WEIGH has gone to
Minoka, H., for a visit of several
days.
Mrs. Jacox is visiting her son,
Ora Jacox and family at Nut
wood.
Mrs. F. Price has returned
from a two weeks visit at Lake
ton, Ind.
DR.. Lindquist is in South Bend
to make final arrangements for
moving to that city.
The famous Ninth regiment
will hold its annual reunion at
Elkhart Friday and Saturday.
The Eagles will meet at X. P,
hall this evening. \ full attend
ance OF members is requested.
Henry Haag has just complet-
ed 316 feet cement walk for ].
NJ. Klinger in Ringers addition
Mrs. F.. Kershaw of Argos, ha>
been visiting her granddaughter,
Mrs. EldridSe Thompson, several
days.
John F. Baker and l.. ID Espich
went to Lakeville to attend Ed.
Bakers sale on Monroe Steiner's
farm.
Mrs. Webber has returned O
Chicago after a visit OF several
days with Mrs. 7. ]. Hurson in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Bender
have shipped their goods to Chi
cago and will move to that city
Thursday.
The Ladies Parish Guild will
have their reception social tomor-
row afternoon at the home of Mrs
]. c. Corbin.
Matthias Mangus has returned
to his home east of Argos after
a visit at Bremen and with
friends here.
w. Z. Leonard has gone &C
Valparaiso where he has con
tract to put lights in several bust
ness houses.
Saturday. October 8, is the
great cheap excursion day to Chi
cago over the Pennsylvania and
several other railroads.
John Miner of Argos, stopped
here on his way home from Lees
burg, where he had been visiting
his father. who is seriously ILL.,
Louis Altman, who has been
| visiting his parents, NJ. Altman
and wife in this city, returned to
| indianapolis Wednesday morn
ing.
Mrs. Mary Morelock who was
called here by the death of her
| uncle, Christian Mast, has return
ed to her home at Ann Arbor
| Mich.
| ]. ID. Garrison OF Donaldson
made this office a pleasat cal
Wednesday and says everything
is o. X. in his neck of tn,
woods"
| There is the usual never-failins
crop of big wooden pears. TIL,
crop is never killed, and there il
never a winter hard enough Il
ripen them.
| f. Devinney, a veteran of thu
Civil war, whose home is il
Bourbon. has gone to Danville
| ILL.,, to spend the winter in tn,
soldiers home.
| Chas. Shaded will occupy tn,
new building that Jacob Rentsch
Ter is going to build in the plac
of the old frame next to tn
Chronicle office.
! Warsaw Republicans will hol'
their city convention Friday, DC
tober -. The Plymouth Repub
lican convention will be held mex
Tuesday evening.
| Judge Hess and his son, Her
| bert, attended the commercial
banquet at South Bend Tuesda,
evening. Many distinguished
guests were present.
| Mrs. p. w. Crockett who ma:
been visiting with friends at Et
ma Green, was a Plymouth visi
tor this morning enroute TO he
home at South Bend.
Mrs. Ray Frey who has beer
visiting in this city with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. \. GRANGE re
| turned to her home at Fitzgerald
"a, edneSday morning.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkinson ant
MIR. and Mrs. Wilbur of Ohio
| who have been visiting the AGO,
families have gone to Ovid
| Michigan, to attend family re
union.
| The sun. moon. Mars, Saturn
and Jupiter are all in line toda,
iOr the first time in hundreds o
| years and scientists are making
| all sorts of predictions as to wfla
will happen.
| ]. II. Umpstead OF Newton
county who is out on huntin,
md fishing expedition stopped ii
: Plymouth. He says John Gree
lev Davis is still at Kentland an,