The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-07-07
LOCAL NEWS

l.. b. BoggS spent thursday
in Bourbon.
Ed. Rodgers went to South
Bend Thursday.
James Goddard is visiting at
Argos this week.
Mrs. A. Hayes of Culver was
shopping here today.
Mrs. Nora Zcigler and Marie
Scott went to South Bend to re-
main over the Fourth.
Bruce Artz and wife made
return trip TO Bourbon Thursday
Mrs. Ginther transacted bust
ness in Rochester Thursday.
Sigrnund Meyer made a bust
ness trip to Bremen Thursday.
Reed Parker is now sporting
editor of the South Bend Tri-
bune
Mrs. James Mickey is visiting
her two daughters in South
Bend.
Mrs. Alice Major and son
Louis of Valparaiso were here
ON a visit.
Mesdames Play Woodward
and F. Tohm spent Thursday at
South Bend.
The Red Men will have a
special meeting tonight at Mach
lan's studio.
d. w. Dewitt has gone to
Cleveland Ohio, on an extended
business trip.
Edwin Johnson returned to
South Bend, where ne is at
tending school.
Mrs. Emma Orr has returned
to Wakarusa after visiting with
Mrs Fish mere.
Mrs. Charles Whitesell OF
Hamlet returned home after
visit in Plymouth
Mrs. d. c. Cole and Miss Lena
Koontz returned from business
trip to South Bend.
The l.. O. II. NJ. will have a
regular meeting tonight. All
members to be present.
Mrs. William EVERY and her
guest Mrs. O. p. Bair of Indian
apolis spent Thursday in South
Bend.
Mrs. Samuel Jordon and
daughter Mrs. Homer Love went
to South Bend to spend Thurs
day.
Mrs. Elmer Bryan OF South
Bend is here visiting her father
Adam Iistenberger for a few
days.
Mrs. Mary Glass has gone to
Fl. Wayne for visit OF few
weeks with her daughter in That
city.
A special train this morning
brought a union Sunday School
excursion from South Bend to
the lake.
Miss Edna Hayes of Chicago
is at the home of her father in
Culver recuperating from Sc
we're illness.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Leslie of 1rai-
n"r spent he day with Their son
Orville and Will go from acre to
Michigan.
Mrs. John O'Blenis, residing
near Richland Center, south Oh
Argos died Sunday morning OF
tuberculosis.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Smith left
Thursday for Petoskey Mica,
where they will remain the rest
of the summer.
Miss Bernice Wilson has re-
turred to Argos after a visit at
the home of her uncle Stephen
Wilson in this city.
Mrs. Orphla Tracy OF Argos,
who has been visiting her sister
here went to Inwood Thursday
for a few days visit.
Henry Speyer OF Culver has
returned from a trip to Califor-
MIA. He invested in 40 acres OF
land in the Sacramento valley.
The Argos Reflector says the
Plymouth Hello Girls" were
entertained in Argos Tuesday
evening at the home of Carrie
Hobbs.
A special train on the Vandalia
south today, took a load OF
Sunday School excursionists
from South Bend to Lake Max
mkuckee.
Mrs. Forbes of Nashville,
Tenn, who has been visiting her
sister Mrs. James w. Thayer,
went to Columbia City Thursday
to visit her sister.
Miss Hollis Gibson and her
guest Miss Ella Shewell of Chi
cago went to South Bend
Thursday. Miss Shewell has
been here for the past two
weeks.
The last day of June will be
recorded as hotter than any pre-
vious day OF the year 1910. The
mercury registered "a m the
shade and several thermometers
on the street marked 81 degrees
The compilation of the United
States census shows a total pop
ulatibm of about 90,0OO,000. The
nonu1atiOn i'm 1900 was rs .30O,-