The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-06-17

yesterday ar Argos.
c. G. Brown spent yesterday at
South Bend Sn business.
w. H. Mathews spent yesterday at
Rochester on business
C. H. Monroe of Hubbard, was 4
caller here yesterday.
Miss Ola Byce is spending a few
days with friends at Argos
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Sarber of La
paz, spent yesterday in Plymouth.
William Jannson of Lapaz, spent
yesterday morning here ON business. |
Mrs. S. c. Lorng and Mr.. and Mrs |
E. o. Adomeit spent yesterday al
Culver
Dr. Smith extracts teeth absolutely |
without pain. Ross hotel, one day
only, Tuesday June 22d.
A. w. Jones went to Hamlet yes
terday to sell pairing knives, and vari-
Gus other sundries etc.
Messrs. Claud Eef1ick and George
Nitcher are spending few days a;
Argos on business.
Monroe Yenaa has returned from
spending a couple Of weeks With has
parents at Kokomo.
Luther Cressrer spent yesterday al
Rochester, attendinga law suit il the
Fulton circuit court.
J. H. Keller and son Donald, and
Lowell CUTLER of Tyner, were Ply
mouth visitors yesterday.
Mrs. Ira earn OF this city, and Mrs
]. L..McF arlin of TWIN Lake, were
South Bend visitors yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Wolf OF Rochester is
spending few days with friends in
this city and at South Bend.
David E. VanVactor and L. \ Bair
OF Argos, were Plymourh visitors |
yesterday, enroute to Softh Bend.
Mesdames E. L. Neff, w. X Kyle.
and w L. Wallace spent yesterday |
with Mrs. Ed Wallace at Walkerton.
Mrs. Charles BeckneH is visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. Lertus Muir
phey at South Bend for few days
Misses Maud Marks, Agnes Jones,
and Helen Johnson are Wishing with
Miss Lucy Warner at Argos for few
days.
Miss Bertha Eich left for Delpihos,
O., yesterday, where she win spend a
Jew weeks with Miss Elizabeth
Wahmlroff
Mrs Frank Bates OF Bourbon. was
a Plymouth caller yesterday enroute
no South Bend where she viii visi:
for few days.
Charles Soheetz returned, to Walk
erton where he rs temporarily EN-
ployed, yesterday. after spending
Tuesday evening in this city.
Monroe Steiner and mother Mrs
Elizabeth Wilernan went to Lake
vile yesterday to attend the Brothers
family reunion
NJ. F. Greer is marketing some OF
dhe largest, reddest and sweetest
Strawberries to be found anywhere in
MARSHALL county.
J. Ringgenberg OF South Bend,
formerly of this city, visited his
mother near Bremen Tuesday, who
celebrated her s3rd birthday
The Misses Lois Cook and Marie
lake have gone to South Bend to
visit with the formers grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Miller |
Mrs. Della Hazlett of Argos. IS
spending few days with her father.
Isaac Roose, and attending the Bible
School a. the Church OF God here
George Baugher OF Enid Okla,
who has been visiting with his par
ents Mr. and Mns. J. H. Baugher,
went to Dowagiac, Mich for visit
with relatives.
Mrs o. V. Dehaven and Mrs. V.
R Wagner OF New Paris called on
friends here yesterday, ON their
way to Logansport where they will
visit for few days.
Rev. f. c. Wareing and Miss Mary
Southworth were among the Ply
mouth people who went to Rochester
yesterday to. attend the District con-
vention of the Epworth League
Paul Morphy, the human Calliope,
the man who sings to beat the band"
has been engaged by the Winona
Assembly to give an exhibition OF his
wonderful powers at Winona Lake
this summer, during the week OF Au-
gust 9.
Mrs. J. w. Wolfond went 10 Notre
Dame yesterday to attend the COM
mencemnt exercises at St Mary's
The commemorate at Notre Dame
was held Tuesday Fred Wolford WIN
returned to this city "Wednesday ev-
en1ng.
The task before Edward Payson
Weston is formidable one He must
now make an average of 60 miles a
day to accomplish what he has set out1
to do. Thismears six miles an hour
sor 10 hours each day or four miles an
hour for Is hours a day. 1t hardly
seems possible that even younger
man could keep mp such pace for
70 days, but even If he fails to make
fhe trip within his time limit he will
have done wonderful thing at his
age to walk across the continent.