The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-06-19
Mrs Laura Baum Der has returne
to Chicago.


Miss Nellie Kline, of Culver, is Wis
iting relatives and friends in this city
Earle A. Miller, of the Rochester
Republican, was in town Monday eve.
ming.
Mrs. Lawson higgins has returned
to Rochester after a visit of week in
Plymouth.
Roy Corbaley, of Indianapolis, at.
tended the commencement exercises
Monday evening.
Mrs &C. E. Bender, of Kendallvllle,
visited her uncle, Samuel Gretzinger
in this city this week.
Mrs. Sarah Foster has returned &c
Tiosa after;a visit of>several days with
her daughter in this city.
Mrs Stein, of South Bend, is here
Visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Laeher, and other relatives.
Mrs. Salem BuSSert came up from
Fulton county, Monday, to attend the
commencement and visit relatives,
Mrs. Claude Fish and daughter
Dorothy. have returned to Chicago
after visit of three weeks in this
,Dcity.
Mrs Biddle. who has been visiting
the family Of her uncle. w. II. Love
returned to her home at Ligonier. or
Monday.
George Machlin is building new
house for Mrs. Dayid>Shafer on one OF
her lots near her residence in South
plymouth.
William Richey, who resides on a
farm near Inwood, >Saysit was too wet
Monday to do anything with crops in
his neighborhood.
yIr. and Mrs. Afford and daughter,
have returned to their home at lions
vile after visit of ten days at Rev.
w. E. McKenzie'S.
Monday and Tuesday June 16 and
t7th, will be recollected as bright
pleasant days. after period of exceS-
,sive heat and rain.
Will Hutchings, of Muncie and
George Hutchings, of Lapaz, were
guests of their sister, Mrs. Espick last
Sunday and Monday.
Norman s. Byram. an influential
citizen of indianapolis, we'll known to
many people i'm Marshall county, died
Monday aged II years.
Samuel Jordan and Mr.. Martin
shipped two ear loads of cattle to Chi
cago Tuesday. and Patrick Herson
shipped carload OF hogs
The managers of the ball at the
opera house Monday night report
large attendance and very success
full affair. A lap supper was served.
The school board has recognized
for the next year as follows. Presi-
dent, DR.. T. A. BOrtOn; Secretary, S.
n. Stevens: Treasurer, ID. e. Snyder
Uncle Sam now has million names
on the pension list, and there are
over 800, 900 claims pending 3s,5l2 of
which are due to the war with Spain.
Andrew Deiss, of indianapolis, cut
his wIfe's throat and poisoned him.
self Monday. jealousy was the
cause. His wife was only Is years
old.
Congressman Crumpacker has in
vited President Roosevelt to attend
the annual reunion of the Dinwiddie
clan at Hebron, Porter county, Ind
lana.
j. w. Crrmpacker, cashier of the
Savings bank. at Laporte has records
showing that we have very wet sea-
son every eleventh year. This is the
year.
Miss Bessie Williams returned from
Hammond on Tuesday, and reports
her sister, Mrs. Viola Bennett, i'm
proving from a severe attack of ty-
phOid fever.
Harry Humrichouser came in from
Chicago last Tuesday. He has been
moving for a week and says it will
take him another week to get fixed up
in his home in the big city.
Rev. R. j. Parrett formerly of Ply
mouth, now pastor of the U. b. church
at Goshen, preached a sensational SER
mon on Sunday dissertation last SUM-
day. He is threatened with a coat OF
tar and feathers, but he points with
pride to his weight of 215 pounds and
says he will make things merry for
those who undertake 1t.