The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-06-26


big success.
Miss Jennie Houghton went tOWar-
saw to visit over Sunday.
All the railroads give hal: fare rates
from July to this year.
Bourbon has a new lawyer. His
name is Robert M. WaShburn.
The Bourbon band will give con-
cert in this city Thursday night.
Peter Emanaker, Jr., has gone to
Mishawaka to work during the sum-
mer.
A Masonic lodge of AZ members was
established at Knox, Monday evening
June Is.
Miss Beatrice Moore, of Pittsburg,
Pa, is the guest of Mrs. H. B. Allen,
in this city.
Adam Vinnedge is able to be up
most of the time. but improvement
is very slow.
Quite a crowd went to Bourbon to
witness the ball game between Bour-
bon and Plymouth.
Paving progresses as fast as could
be expected with so much rain and it
seems TO be done well.
James Cook, of South Plymouth and
Jacob Suit, of North Plymouth, have
new cement side walks
Somebody figures that there are l :
437 remedies for rheumatism. But it
gets there just the same.
VIM. G.. Pomeroy, NJ. Lauer, Lewis
Kepler and Mrs. S. A. Allerton return
ed from Larwill Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Jacob Seider went to Etna
Green Friday forenoon to attend a love
feast meeting of the German Baptist
church.
L. Lumis and his daughter, Mrs.
Jacob Schroeder and family, went to
Fort Wayne aFridy forenoon to visit
Mrs. L. q. Sells.
Miss Effie Snyder, of South Bend
and DIR. Charles o. Wiltfong, Of
ChestertOn, attended the DiSher-
Metzler wedding.
Valentine Flory, residing west of
Tyner. has been seriously i'll for sever
al weeks and is not very much inn
proved at present.
| Lawrence Hall, son of Trustee Hall
of West township. had his arm brok-
en- Wednesday afternoon by falling
from cherry tree.
Mrs. Charles Miller, of Chicago,
with her two daughters, Jessie and
lola are visiting Mrs. s. w. Miller on
South Michigan street.
Valentine Nye, one of the promi.
nent farmers of Polk township was in
Friday and says everything is looking
well in his neighborhood.
1t is rumored that there is likely to
be a company organized for the pur-
pose of buying one or two automobiles
and run hack line to Pretty Lake.
Lewis Kepler, VIM: Pomeroy, Chas.
r. Leonard, Nelson Sanner, Mrs
Nathan Thompson and Mrs. S. A.
Allerton were at Larwill last week.
Mrs. N. M. Mullon, of Columbia
City, attended the Dlsher-Metzlel
wedding and visited at Rev. o. S.
Thornberry's. She returned home
this forenoon.
indianapolis will probably have IN
terurban connection with Fort Wayne
and Richmond by January 1. 1t is
possible that 1t may have an almost
direct electric line to Cincinnati.
A shower Of big green frogs fell up
on the city of Alton, Ill.,. Sunday
night. This may be taken as a ia
voring stroke of Providence In these
times of the high price of meat.
The Western Association of Writers
have meeting at Winona commenc.
ing June % and closing June 81. The
Indiana Association of Photographers
will be in session there at the same
time.
On a stretch of track two and one
half miles long between Harrisburg
and Altoona, Pa, the Pennsylvania
20-hour New York train runs at the
rate of 95 miles per hour. The great
est burst of speed on the Lake Shore
is $751; miles per hour.
James E. Quivey. who left Argos
several months ago for Montana to
recuperate his health and for pros
pecting, has purchased tract Of land
near Libby Creek, Mont. Mrs. Quivey
expects to leave for their new Western
home next week.-Argos Reflector.
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