The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-09-08

161 tickets were sold here Tor
the LaPorte fair, Thursday.
Gus Kuhn is spending week
at Chicago and Indianapolis.
l. Traver, wife and son, Ern-
est, are visiting at South Bend,
Miss Flora Johnson, of Culver,
is visiting Miss Cora Ralston
here.
Miss Olive Fairy has gone to
Rochester for a visit of two
weeks.
Mrs. Writ Wunderlick and
children went to Bourbon to Wis
it until Saturday.
The Woman's Relief Corps
meets at the Apollo Club rooms
tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Louis Jones is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Stella Jones. who is
seriously i'll at Inwood.
Mrs. Newton Elkins. of Bour.
bon, came Thursday for a visit
with Mrs. John Freeman.
Mrs. Maud Sick has returned
to South Bend, after a visit with
her parents, Alva Price and wife,
in this city.
There will oe no preaching at
the u. B. church, next Sunday.
The pastor is attending confer
ence at South Bend.
The Bourbon News Mirror re-
ports few flakes of snow and a
light frost on lowlands near
Bourbon, last Friday.
More rain fell during the last
ten days of August in this vicin
ity than had fallen during the
previous three months.
Lon Borton and family have
returned to their home at Deca
tur, Ala, after a visit of several
weeks in this county and Kos.
ciuskO.
Mrs. DIR. Fish, of Talma, who
has been visiting in this city with
her sister, Mrs. w. H. Love. has
gone to Michigan to visit rela-
tives before returning home.
Gilbert Brilliant, of Bourbon,
spent Wednesday night and
Thursday at the home of his
grandmother, Mrs. Mccall, in
this city. He was on his way TO
Indianapolis.
HI a Snoeberger has re-
turned to her home at Flagstaff,
Arizona, after a visit of several
weeks at the home of her uncle,
c. D. Snoeberger, in this city.
Prof. H. G. Schell and wife
have returned from Ypsilanti.
Mich, and Mr.. Schell is now
ready for his duties as teacher of
the commercial department of
the Plymouth schools.
Mrs. Lands, widow of Rev.
o. F. Lands, for many years a
resident of Plymouth. visited
here few days on her way from
Indianapolis to South Bend to
attend the U. B conference.
A. r. Underwood returned
Wednesday evening from a week
at Waterloo. Iowa, where he was
a delegate to the general confer
ence of the Church of God. A
thorough organization of all the
state conferences was effected.
George w. Ramsay and wife
and Messrsl |. Splitter and Hiram
Splitter with their wives went to
the L. b. Conference Saturday to
remain over Sunday.
Prof. ID. A. Mcdowell, princi-
pal OF the Plymouth High School
who has been at Manitou for the
last six weeks, returned home this
morning.-Rochester Sentinel.
Mrs. Harriet Smith has been
here on thirty days furlough
from the Lafayette soldiers home
She and her son, Floyd who is at
Knightstown returned to the
homes today.
Mrs. NJ. II Hoar of Philadelp-
hia Pa, an expert cook and de-
monstrator on the gas range is
here TO call on the people of
Plymouth in the interests of the
Gas Company.
Messrs. George Hatfield, OF
Bourbon and Hamilton Temple
ton of Bremen left this city to-
day for Culver. to attend a Joint
outing of the Odd Fellows and G.
A. K. members.
Mr.. ereenwalk, foreman of the
electric signals from Plymouth. TO
Clark Junction, left this morn
ing for Michigan City to attend
the funeral of the child of his bro
ther-in-law. Mrs. Greenvalk
went there yesterday.