The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-06-19
LOCAL NEWS


Prof. Martin caught a fine lot of
fish at Pretty Lake Wednesday.
Arthur Toan returned to Marinette.
Wisconsin Thursday afternoon.
Prof Reubelt. of Bourbon, is serv-
ing on the jury this term of court.
George o. Work has gone to Next
60, Miami county, for visit of few
days.
Mrs. Hattie Campbell, ofHammond,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. P, mercy
Ed Brilliant has disposed of his
business interests IN Montpelier and
will return to Bourbon.
The Catholic church at Warsaw wa;
struck by lightning Wednesday morn
ing and damaged considerably.
The democrats of St. Joseph county
have decided to postpone their nomina-
ting convention until September.
Fitch F. FIickinger, of Bucvrus,
Ohio, is working in the place of
Thomas Doll. who is on the sick list !.
Mary E. Humbert of Alexandria il,
in applicant for divorce from her
husband because he is a cigarette
tiend.
A. B. Fightener, of the p. FIT. w.
< c. pumping house, who has been
visiting one week at Lima. Ohio, has
returned to work.
Everybody is thankful that the Sc
we're storms which have visited many
sections Of the central west have
missed this county
A young peoples conference will be
held at Winona commencing June 80,
and continuing one week. Eminent
speakers have been engaged
The first Jewish synagogue erected
in st. Joseph county was dedicated at
South Bend Sunday. Rabbi Vein
stein of Goshen assisted in the SER
vices.
The state Sunday school convention
will be held at Terre Haute June Il,
Is and 10. Railroads will take dele
gates TO the convention at one fare
for the round trip.
A severe electrical and wind storm
swept Delaware county, Wednesday.
The buildings and display of the ElkS'
carnival at Muncie was damaged to
the extent Of a thousand dollars.
Mrs Ogle, better known here as
Miss Kittie Linkenhelt, stopped in
Plymouth Thursday ON her wav from
home IN South Bend to her old home
in Bourbon, for a visit with relatives
The Bourbon News Mirror says
Haven Conner barely missed dying
few days ago. He scratched his finger
on a barbed wire fence and blood
poisoning set in. He is better now.
Lawrence Miltenberger. a former
resident of this city was married
Tuesday June 10, to Miss Grace Dietz.
of South Bend. He and his bride are
visiting relatives in this county this
week.
The cooperative tour of the world
given by the ladies of the Episcopal
church, Wednesday evening was a
great success. Over 400 tickets were
sold and everybody was pleased with
the trip.
Preliminary reports of the spring
wheat acreage indicate reduction of
about 2,511.OO0 acres, or 1913 per cent.
OF the nineteen states reporting
spring wheat, thirteen report a reduc-
ed acreage.
Joseph Studebaker, of Montgomery
county, Ohio, and Mrs Mary Smell re-
siding few miles east Of Plymouth,
we're married Sunday June s, by Rev.
E. E. ShIvely. Both bride and groom
are SO years old.
Hon. B. F. Shively and family were
in town Thursday. Mrs. Shiyely and
the children were on their way to
Brookville Pa, to visit her parents,
Hon. and Mrs. George A. jerks.
She will remain several weeks, and
Mr.. Shively will join the family at
Broookville, abut July /.
Although the late Lord Pauncefote
received a salary Of s32, 500 as British
ambassador at Washington, and he
had been in the service of the British
government all his life, he left a very
small estate to his family, and it is
said that his unmarried daughters
expect to have to find some way by
which they may support themselves on
their return to England. One of
them contemplates becoming train
ed nurse.