The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-08-19


Harris.
DR.. H. A. Deeds spent Sunday at
Warsaw.
Miss Nettie Corse spent Monday at
Niles, Mich
Mrs J. NJ. Holderman spent Mon
day at Niles, Mich.
Rea Anderson was home from
Bourbon over Sunday.
Monroe Steiner spent Monday at
South Bend n business.
Glen Cressner has gone to Bremen,
FOR a short visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mr.. Bert CRUDE were the
guests OF friends at Bourbon Monday
Miss Blanche Mccoy is spending
few days with friends at Rochester.
Miss Beatrice Ryan spent Sunday
with Miss Eva Jeffirs at Valparaiso.
Mrs. William Martin and daughter
TreSsie were Bourbon visitors, Mon,
day
w. Chambers OF Inwood, spent
Tuesday here on business, enroyte
tc Argos.
L. L. Manning of Rochester, was
the guest OF the family OF J. NJ Steele
over Sunday
Isaac Ressler and son NJ. +. Ress-
Ter OF Humans willie, Mo, spent Mon
day at Argos
Mrs. Jesse Zehner has gone to
South Bend to visit with her mother,
Mrs. S. S Unger.
Mrs Joseph Holzbauer went to
Chicago, where she will spend
week with friends.
Miss Eva Schroeder of Chicago, is
visiting with her pare~tsS Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Schroeder.
Rev. J. L. Vince returned to
Pierceton after spending Sunday in
this city and vicinity
Charles Hager returned to Misha-
waka, after vi iting with friends in
this city over Sunday.
Miss Mary Cummins went to Chi
cago, where she will visit for a week
With Miss Rose McKag.
Fred Miller returned to his home
in Chicago, after spending a few days
n this city on business.
Mrs. Belle Clifford OF Valparaiso,
is visiting in this city, the guest OF
Miss Charlotte Langdon.
Miss Florence Richards is spend
ng couple OF weeks with her sister
Mrs. Ed Wade at Chicago.
Miss Ola Boyce was home from
South Bend TO spend Sunday with
her mother. Mrs. NJ. J. Boyce.
Peter. Bergman, Alpha Wade,
Frank Bollinger and James Langdon
spent Sunday at Notre Dame
George Thomas and family of
Lees5urg, was J Plymouth visitor
Saturday enroute to Culver.
Mrs. Charles Gibson and children
went to Bourbon Monday to spend a
week with the family OF August Weis-
sert.
| w w. Rhoades OF Argos, was
a Plymouth visitor Monday enroute
to his home after a short visit at
Culver.
Mrs. Charles Soice of Mishawaka
vino has been the guest OF her moth
err Mrs. Taber, returned to her home
Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Sapp has gone to De-
,atur, Ind, to spend a couple OF
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. p c.
Laurent.
Mrs. Marion Cramer went to Har-
rs Monday, where she will visit with
her sister, Mrs. James Pedro for a
lew days.
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his home in Chicago, after visiting
with the family OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Pesch for a week
Charles Dunfee returned to his
home in Rochester, after wishing his
;ather-in-law, Alfred Reed in this
,:,y, for few days
| Wet weather in the northwest and
Try weather in the southeast has
caused slight advance in the price
OF both wheat and corn.
Mrs. L. A. Bushman left for Lafay-
cite today, where she will enter the
Old Soldiers Home, and become an
innate OF that institution.
Bruce Joseph, who at Sea Beach
I miles below Jacksonville, Florida,
writes that he has washed himself
away until he weighs 40 pounds, but
feels fine
The conductor and brakeman on
he milk train Sunday morning. saw
TWO barrS neaT Hobart struck by
lightning at the same moment appar-
entity by the same bolt. Both barns
we're burned
Alabama has inserted in its new
prohibitory law a provision that the
posse ssion 'of federal liquor license
by any man shall be prima facie EVIL
dence that he is violating the state
law, whether amy liquor is seized on
his premises or not
Halley's comet, one of the most ia
nous comets the world ever saw, Is
due in 1910 DoHati's comet which
was visible four months IN 1853, will
not be see again FOR 1000 years, con-
sequently the comet OF next year will
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