The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-06-12
JOHN Y. ASHLEY And son
Leaders in Good Goods, Honest Weights
Mrs. /. NJ. Mattingly is visiting rela-

Monday.
Mrs. B. F. ROUGH, of near Lapaz,
has gone to Warsaw for visit of sew
eral days.
Hon. Morgan Weir, well known in
Plymouth, lies critically ill at his
home in Laporte.
Mrs. Henry Humrichouser, who has
been seriously i'll for many months is
slowly improving.
Mrs. Harry Humrichouser went to
Chicago Tuesday where the family will
make their home.
Fred Linkenhelt, Of Little Rock,
Arkansas, is visiting relatives here
and at Rochester.
James Bachman went to Donaldson
Tuesday to arrange for the foundation
of the new U. b. church.
Joseph Anderson made a trip to
Knox in the interest of the Clizbe
manufacturing company.
Miss Lulu Helpman has returned to
Bourbon after visit of several days
with young friends in this city.
Mrs. Lambert NusSbaum, of Chi
cago, is visiting the family of NJ. ALI
man and other friends here this week.
George :Washburn, who has been
employed in this city, returned to his
home in Tippecanoe township Tues
day.
The council, Monday evening, elect
ed DIR. Borton a member of the school
board to succeed Major w. NJ. Ken
DALI
Mrs. f. KerShaw has returned to
Argos after a short visit with her
grand daughter, Mrs. Eidridge
Thompson.
Peter Hank came down from Whit
ing Sunday night to spend two or
three days with relatives and friends
in Plymouth.
Mr.. A. III. Zilmer will preach at the
Church of God in this city on Thurs
day evening of this week. All are
cordially invited to attend.
The butter egg and poultry business
of the Boyer Bros. of Warsaw, has
been converted into a stock company
with a capital of 5000. 900.
B. r. Culver and wife, of st. Louis,
attended commencement exercises at
Culver last week and visited relatives
and friends in this county.
Mrs. Amanda Morris. of Argos. has
returned from a visit with relatives
at MiShawaka. Her niece, Miss Bessie
Morris of Mishawaka, accompanied
her home.
Joseph Stein has bought the pop
factory and business of his father in
this city, and the "old man." we
mean Henry, and will move to his
farm at the Lake of the Woods.
No profane language will hereafter
be permitted in postofficeS. When a
person violates the above edict it be-
comes the postmaster s duty to call an
officer and have the offender arrested.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed p. Rodgers left
for st. Joseph Tuesday evening and
after brief wedding tour will be at
home on William street where Mr..
Rodgers has nice home ready for his
bride.
Mrs. George A. Williams went to
Hammond Tuesday to the bed
side of her daughter, Mrs. Viola
Bennett, who is seriously ill, having
had a relapse of an attack of typhoid
fever.
Outside of the election of member
of the school board, only routine bus
mess was transacted by the council
Monday evening. Nothing definite
was decided in regard to the railroad
crossings.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Somehow aud
Frs. j, w. Hewitt, of Laporte, and
DR.. Fish and wife, of Talma. Ind,
were among those from out of town
who attended the Rogers Van Lue
wedding Tuesday.
GoOdland will probably be the county
seat of Newton county. AT the elect
ION held last Saturday it won by nine
votes. The citizens of Kentland are
almost dumb with surprise. They ex-
pected vote of two to one in favor of
Kentland.
1t is learned from source usually
accurate that there is some doubt
the new 20 hour trains be-
tween New York and Chicago will be
put on by the Pennsylvania and New
York Central Lake Shore lines June
18th as announced.
Mr.. Rockefeller says there is moth.
ing as desirable in the world as friend