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

H1gn SCfloOl ANIMALS Tor sale
at Shaded and Ftrller'S. 21t5
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jones of
Chicago are visiting in Ply
mouth.
Mrs. Fannie Jilson OF Chicago
is here to spend a few days with
friends.
Gladys Monroe has gone to
Michigan City to spend the
Fourth.
Attorney Charles Krietchbaum
OF South Bend was in the city
Saturday.
Mrs. Ella Simons went to
South Bend to spend the Fourth
with friends.
Mrs. Hattie Helsel and daugh-
ter Stella went to Donaldson to
visit over Sunday.
Howard Anders, wife and
baby are spending a week with
relatives at Donaldson.
Mrs. George Thayer and son
Paul went to their cottage at
Maxinkuckee for the summer.
Sigmund Meyer just missed
being born on the Fourth OF
July. His .4th birthday is July
3.
4. Tanner and family have
gone to- Indianapolis to spend a
season. They went by automo-
bile.
Mrs. O. F. S. Miller of Bre-
men has been visiting with Mrs.
Ben Linkenhelt during the past
week.
Little Louise Metsker, daugn-
ter of DIR. c. H. Metsker and
wife is visiting relatives at An
derson.
Arthur Underwood and wife
are among those who will spend
Sunday and tine Fourth OF July
at South Bend.
Mrs. S. F. Kline is visiting at
Argos. Her grandson Bird Eff
Cline, who is here from Kansas,
ACCOMPANIED her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hos
tetIer and children went to South
Bend to spend the Fourth with
the formers father.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Wiley
went to Rensselaer, Saturday to
help dedicate the monument to
General Milroy, July 4.
Mrs. Hewitt returned to La
porte Saturday afternoon after a
visit OF ten days at the home OF
her brother w. H. Love.
Mrs. !. G. Warnes and little
daughter Marie of Chicago are
here TO spend the season with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
inson.
Mrs. Mary Kincell has return
ed to her home at Mentone after
visit of three weeks in this
city with her daughter, Mrs.
Elijah Stansbury.
Mrs. M. w. Simons, now of
Chicago arrived here Friday
evening and will remain few
days, the guest of Mrs. l.. G.
| Capron and family.
Elmer White and family OF
South Bend arrived Saturday to
visit Mrs. Catherine Trowbridge
and other relatives and celebrate
the nations birthday I'M Ply
mouth.
Cyrles and Lloyd Greiner have
Farrived home from Valparaiso to
spend the Fourth. They brought
with them as guest companion
student, Horner Taylor OF Com
nersville.
Hundreds OF people from
towns i'm Marshall and adjoining
counties changed cars here Sat
urday on their way to spend the
fourth in various places in the
state and adjoining states.
The water in yellow river Is
lower than it has been for two
years and still the big dredge is
not at work. This paper will
not predict except to say that the
river viii not be drained this
year.
Farmer George Kleinschmidt
says the report that There viii
De no huckleberries this year
Ioes NOT apply to his patch. He
,as a fine crop coming on and
as picked mess or two al
-eady. I
Charles f. Woodward of New
York went to Chicago Saturday
after visit of two days with hi:
father in this city. He says The
Pennsylvania depot in New Yorl
will be the finest railway statior
in the world.
| Sisters y Germaine. WulStan
Adelaide and Millicent OF st
Mfcfrael's Academy have gone tC
their mother home at Notrt
Dame to spend their summer va
cotton. Four sisters will remain
to be in charge of several boys
who will spend their summer