The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-06-12
LOCAL NEWS

ihotat0OS SQlfOA A1oOQi-
day June IA.
The Pythian carnival at Kokomo
cCUmenceS June Il.
A-1llar Wiser, of South Bend, visit
ed in this city Sunday
Mrs. NJ. L. Hill is visiting her par
entS in Rochester this week.
Mr.. and Mrs B. NJ. Seybold visited
over Sunday with relatives in Chicago.
W. III. Bollman, of Knox. spent
Sunday with his family in this city.
Mrs. Richard Williamson is resting
at the Larwill Sanita I'M this week.
Miss Frances Emer IN spent Sunday
with Miss Carrie Elliott at Tippeca-
noe
l. E. McGowen, of Harris, has gone
to Valparaiso to work for several
months.
Miss Ruby Oliver, of South Bend,
is visiting Miss Dora WarneS at Don
aldson.
L. c. Dillon and J. III. CaStleman
are now proprietors of the Lake Mills
at Culver.
Julian Lauer, of New York City, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi Lauer.
Those who complain of the weather
now should recollect that rain was
rare last June.
Miss TeeterS, teacher of the pub
lie schools returned to her home in
Auburn Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smith, of
South Bend, visited relatives in this
city Monday.
Mrs. WEIGH, of Chicago, is visiting
the families of John @. and w. E.
Leonard in this city.
Herbert earn, of Union township,
will graduate from the Hiram Univer-
sity in Ohio, June IA.
Wilfred Kruyer'S fox terrier dog
was killed by the cars on the Penn
sylvania Sunday evening.
George Kleinschmidtb, went to
Chicago Monday and expects to
60 from there to NerT Mexico.
Thomas O'Conner, residing SOUTH
west of Plymouth, has gore to La
porte to visit relatives this week.
Mrs. VIM. C. Edwards, who has
been visiting relatives at Laporte, re-
turned to Plymouth Saturday.
Mrs. HI. J. Mitchell, of this city,
and her mother, Mrs. Ream, visited
relatives in Michigan over Sunday.
Miss Price, one of the primary
teachers of the Plymouth schools has
returned to her home at Nappanee.
Miss Beebe, one of the teachers of
the Washington school returned to
her home at Wiota, Wisconsin Monday.
Mrs. c. ID. Parker. an inmate at
the county asylum fell Sunday even
ing breaking the wrist of her right
arm.
Earthquake shocks are of daily oc-
currence in Guatemala. There is
nothing like getting useG to such
things.
Next Sunday will be communion
day for the children swho take their
first communion in the Catholic
church.
w. S. Bissen and wife, of Lima, O.,
arrived Saturday night, for a visit of
few days with relatives and friends
in this city.
William Hite, who moved to the
north part Of town from Muncie,
about three months ago, moved back
to Muneie Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hendricks ar
rived from Elkhart, saturday for a
visit OF week with relatives and
friends in this city.
Howard VanScoik, Ray Logan,
Arthur POmeroy, Louis Mattingly,
Otto carp and Ford Reynolds spent
Sunday in Rochester.
Misses Emrla and Nora Crowley.
returned to t leir, home in Olean, New
York Tuesday. MissO Emma teaches
in the public schools. ~
Another volcano has been "actlno
up" This time it is in Guatemala. a
city with an unpronounceable name
(Retalbulen) being buried.
James NJ. Heminger is visiting in
the vicinity of Burr Oak his week
where he has many friends. 1t was
there that Jim enlisted as 8. soldier
for the preservation of the Union in
1861.