The Plymouth tribune., 1902-06-26
Conrad Bergman is visiting at PERI

Sunday and Monday were the coolest
days of June.
Bessie Hahn has returned to hel
home at Bourbon.
Mrs. Nussbaum, of Chicago, is
visiting at NJ. Allman'S.
Miss Maud Betz was a passenger to
Chicago Tuesday morning.
Rev. r. G.. Upscn has gone to Elk
hart for visit of a week.
Miss Jennie Parks has gone to Bour-
bon for visit of two weeks.
Miss Anna Dunn is attending the
photographers convention atWinona
The blood hounds. the donkeys and
Uncle Tom will be here next Monday
night.
W. H. Conger has gone to Wheat
field, Jasper county for visit of sew
eral days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mullenhour have re.
turned to their home in Tippecanoe
township.
KOkomo has voted the carnival a
nuisance, thus adding her testimony
to the general experience.
DR.. Scott. of Nappanee, visited bis
brother-in-law, Theodore Cressner, on
his way to Lake Maxinkuckee.
Charity Richardson, colored, report.
ed to be 1O6 years old, died at hel
home in Corydon, Ind, Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. Liggett re.
turned Monday evening from a visit
of week with their daughter in Lake
County, Ill.
NJ. G. Carey has returned toIndiana-
polls after visit of a week with his
grandfather, Stephen Staley, and 9th.
/ er relatives mere.
Leonard Kaib, who has been attend.
ing school at ST. Michael's Academy
returned to his home at Marion, Ind,
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Jerry Blain and her little son
Oliver Klein Blain have gone to May
wood, Illinois, to visit Mrs. Howard
Kelley this week.
MeSdameS FOote, Penovitch, Tur.
ney, and Rec were here from Chicago
to attend the closing exercises of ST.
Michael's Academy.
George Armstrong, Ralph Foott
and Miss Nellie Turney. graduates Of
st. Michael'S Academy, left for their
homes in Chicago Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Everett Fields, ]. W. Oliver
and wife and Miss Laura Walters have
returned to their homes inSouth Benz
after visit of several days in Plym-
Outh.
Miss Myrtle Jacoby and Roscoe Lee
went to Fort Wayne Tuesday to visit
John Jacoby, who is at the hospita
recovering from an operation for appen
dicitls.
DR.. William E. Hall, of Ora, Starkt
county, is at the point of death as the
result of being pounded and kicked by
Jacob Dunkleberger in a quarrel
Threats of lynching have been utter
ed.
Miss Olez Heminger, daughter o.
James M. Heminger, is delegate tt
the young peoples convention which
met at Butler, Ind, on Wednesday
June 25. Her subject is Pleasure ir
the Church for Young People.
Mrs. Rolling who has been sick fol
two months was taken to the Epwortf
hospital at South Bend on Tuesday
DIR. Knott accompanied her and an op
Grafton will probably be performed
Wednesday or Thursday.
Winona Assembly has arranged will
Col. William Hoynes, of Notre Dame
to deliver six class lectures on Law
about the middle of July. A genera
lecture on "SucceSs in Life" is also to
be delivered by the colonel before the
assembly.
Five thousand people, chiefly farm
ers and their families attended tht
graduation exercises of the Kosciusko
county schools at Winona last Satur
day. They brought their dinners ant
such picnic has seldom been seer
anywhere.
John Sbarbaro. Peter Penovich
Misses Matte, Eva and Flossie Can
non, Master Eddie Cannon and Miss
A. Penovich, pupils of st. Michael's
Academy, have returned to their
homes in Chicago for the annual va
! cation.