The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-05-29

main during the week.
Auntie Klinghammer has returned
from her visit in Chicago.
Mrs. Belle Jordan, of Bourbon, was
Plymouth visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Harry S. Ort, of South Bend,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Kipfer.
Mrs. Lawson T. Riggens has gone
to Rochester to visit until Saturday.
Misses Mae Griffin and Marie Field,
of Bourbon, are visiting Miss Harriet
Bisseli.
There are Sunday excursions to
Michigan City, Indianapolis and Max
inkuckee.
DR.. Loring is in Chicago taking a
post graduate course in medicine and
surgery.
Mrs. DR.. Jackson has returned from
a visit of several days with her sister
at Bourbon.
Mrs. r. G.. Davis has gone to Mich
igan TO help her brother during the
berry season.
James w. Logan, who seemed at
point of death a week ago, is consider
ably improved.
There was considerable frost yester-
day morning, but no damage of conse-
quence is reported
Company l. will meet at the armory
at las p. M, today to attend the
funeral of Clarence Wilson.
Jesse Cushman has returned to
Toledo, Ohio, after visit of few
days with his father, John V. Cush-
man.
William F. Plummer, one of the old
citizens of the county, died at his
home southeast of Bourbon lastThurs-
day aged II years.
F. NJ. McCrory purchased 40 acres
of land Tuesday of Martin g. Albert
adjoining his other farm in West
township. Consideration $140o.
Considerable wheat IN the east part
of Center township is badly stricken
with smut, one field ON the farm of
Daniel Wise being particularly bad.
c. r. Leonard, Adam Vinnedge,
George Vinall, Mrs. Allerton and Mr..
and Mrs Thompson of this county
are at the Larwill sanitarium this
week,
Rev. G. E Weiss has gone to
Andrews. Ind, toattend theMichigan
and Indiana conference Of the German
Evangelical church. He will be gone
all week. ...a.- 500
Mr.. Arthur F. Hendron, one of the
civil engineers, has gone to his home
at Columbus, Ohio, before going to
Oklahoma, where he has accepted a
similar position.
The month of May now drawing to
a close has furnished variety of
weather. Within the past four weeks
we have had winter, spring, summer
and autumn, drouth and floods.
| Very little has been done ir circuit
court this week. The lawyers have
all been too much interested in the
democratic judicial nomination to do
much work.
| Mrs. MOllie Abner and Miss Emma
Lish, of Grovertown. visited in Plym-
outh Tuesday afternoon and remained
lover night on their way to Etna Green
to attend the Sunday school conven-
ttion.
There were two funerals in Bourbon
last Sunday, and two of the old resi-
dents of that town were laid to rest
They were Mrs. jacob Long. aged IS
years and John Elkins, ST., aged SO
years.
The republicans owe it to the peo-
/ pic to nominate strong county ticket
this year. A ticket composed of good
men who have confidence in their
ability to win and will work to that
end and can get the votes of people.
Many people still labor under the
the impression that rural mail. goes
Tor one cent. All letters require two
cents postage the same as If carried
to another town. This should be re
membered Or your mail may not reach
its destination.
A Goshen woman found that the
package she received at the Episcopal
rummage sale contained IS and re-
turned it to the managers of the sale,
who had inadvertently given her the
box in which part Of the receipts had
had been stored.
Joseph Newton, of Garrett and Miss
Alma Wort of Bremen, were married
Tuesday evening at the residence of
w. E. Peterson in this city, Rev. o.
S. Thornberry, officiating. Mr.. New
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