The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-06-05

slowly,
Mrs William Wilburn is visiting
her sister at Argos.
Ronald Thomson has gone to Fort
Wayne for visit of a week.
Miss Bessie Leonard is visiting her
sister, Mrs. DR.. How, in Lakeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Janke are the
parents Of a son born Tuesday, June 3.
Mrs. jeff Florian has gone to DON
aldson To visit the remainder of the
week.
Mrs. NJ. R. Nichols is visiting her
brother, w. E. Gray, near Pretty
Lake.
Herman Zaze. a leading merchant
of Michigan City is visiting r. c.
Kloepfer.
John H. Chase. of the Lafayette
soldiers home, is here for visit of
few days.
Mrs. Emily Larue, of Etna Green.
is visiting her nephew, J. t. Larue,
in this city.
Judge McLaren and Judge Conner
are possibilities in the next judicial
convention.
Misses Grace Hayiland and Lily
Miller, of Valparaiso, are visiting
friends in this city.
j. H. McCracken, of Cleveland,
Ohio, is visiting his cousin, Mrs. f. G.
Martindale in this city.
James w. Logan'S condition is not
so critical as it was two weeks ago,
but he is still seriously ill.
Many farmers have not finished
planting corn yet, rain having retard-
ed work on the low lands.
William Pomeroy and wife, Mrs. j.
J. Stalsy and Miss Clara Weiss visited
in South Bend this week.
The ladies' of the Presbyterian
church will meet on Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Peter Crawford.
A meat famine in June is not SER
iouS food condition. Good fruit and
vegetables take the place OF flesh.
After the last Sunday in June there
will be no more Sunday funerals at
Crown Hill cemetery, indianapolis.
Taylor Grover, one of the old resi-
dents of the Twin Lake neighborhoOd,
is reported seriously i'll with kidney
trouble.
The county board of review meets
Monday. June l6, and will remain in
session several days equalizing assess
mentS.
HI. ShattO has returned TO his
home near Mentone after visit of
few days with his sister, Mrs. G. w
Baxter.
DR.. Joseph Eastman, one Of the
best known surgeons in the United
States is lying at the point of death
at his. home near indianapolis.
Quite a number of people from this
city and throughout the county are
attending the closing exercises of the
Culver Military Academy this week.
Every republican in the county
would do we'll to attend the county
convention in Plymouth Saturday and
assist in nominating strong ticket.
Simultaneous volcanic eruptiOns in
Alaska, Central and South America
and the West Indies indicate that the
earth s internal mechanism is extreme
ly disorganized.
Walter Wellman, the well known
newspaper corresponds MT, says six rail-
road magnates have absolute control
of the anthracite coal trade, restrict
ing output and regulating prices at
will
Mrs. w. T. Orion and children, of
West Unity, Ohio, who have been Wis.,
iting at DIR. Borton's started for home
Wednesday, but will visit few days
at Converse and other points on their
way,
DR.. Gould, of Argos, met with the
pension board Wednesday. He is recov-
ering from severe illness and looks
pretty thin, but care and little rest
will, we hope, bring him around all
right.
Frederick Lands, who was stricken
with nervous prostratiOn from over
work, after concluding an address at
the Memorial services at Jon esboro is
now resting at his home. He is much
improved.
Judge Bingham, of Muncie, c. w.
Miller's most formidable opponent for
the nomination of attorney general in ,
the late republican convention, was in /,
Plymouth today and made pleasant !
call at this Office. Il
Louis Fox, for Is years at the head I
of the baking establishment of Trent