The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-06-04

Grafton OF the state for 1908. The
total enumeration OF children between
the ages of SIX and 21 is 776, 056, a
gain over last year Of 5,255'
The passenger department of the
Pennsylvania has issued its summer
excursion book for 1908, which, like
its predecessor, is a complete compen-
dunn of information as TO places,
routes and rates. The book is printed
in an artistic and attractive manner.
Mrs. w. j. Henzell, of Allegan,
Mich. and Miss Edith Kendall, of
Plymouth, who have been guests of
Miss Josephine James, of South Tay-
lor street, have left for Allegan,
Mich. where Miss Kendall will be a
guest of Miss Henzell. -South Bend
Times.
CaSs county elected William H..
Haas, of Logansport, as county super
intendent, to succeed r. G. Hills.
Physically there is marked contrast
between the two-Hillis being little
man and Haas big one. lntellectu-
ally both fully measure up to the
standard.
Vern Miller, who has been employ
ed in Swift's pork packing establish
ment at Kansas City for the past ten
months, returned home Tuesday eve-
ming and will again work in the aud
itor's office. He says the flood situa-
tion in Kansas City has not been ex-
aggerated.
w. ii. Bollman and family expect
to spend the summer in Northern
Michigan, where Mr.. Bollman and
Albert Snyder have a tract of land
and lumber interests. Mr.. Bollman
and bis sou, Leo, left for Michigan
Tuesday night to build summer cot
tage for the family.
Dr. Reynolds. assisted by Drs G.. F.
Holtzendorff. Knott and Stephens. re-
moved a tumor from the breast of
Mrs. Monroe Steiner this forenoon.
The operation was successful; all the
diseased tissues were removed and
there now seems little doubt of her
permanent recovery.
Prof. r. A. Randall and wife, of Co.
shen, spent Tuesday night and yes
terday morning here. They drove
over the city yesterd; y and Mrs. Ran
dali was much pleased with the lovely
shaded streets and the nice homes Of
the city. They will move here as soon
as they can secure house for resi-
dence.
One of the worst results of the Kan
sas floods is the sickness likely to fol-
low. The filling of wells, wherever
these are used, with surface water,
the scattering of wageand other de-
caying matter over residence lots and
the accumulation of water in cellars
are almost sure in such cases to pro-
duce malarial epidemics.
Sol. ii. Mayer. one of the directors
of the Amateur Athletic club at Spo-
kane, enjoyed a ride with President
Roosevelt on the occasion of his visit
there. The president was made life
member OF the club and compliment
ed it's members very highly. Sol, like
most Of the Plymouth boys who have
made new homes, is among the fore
most young men Of Spokane.
Leonard Logan returned to his
home at Williston, N. D., yesterday.
He sold his farm of l22 acres to j. w.
Thomas and sold his saw mill to Chas.
Kanarr. He still owns a business
building in Lapaz. He was born in
Marshall county, has always been one
of the county's best citizens and
everybody who knows him and his
family will wish them success in their
new home.
Bessie Rentschler, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Rentschler was IL
years old Tuesday and her mother in
vited 25 Of her young friends to spend
the evening with her. Ice cream and
cake were served all kinds OF games
that the little folks could think of
were INDUCED in and the evening was
intensely enjoyed by all. Bessie was
the recipient Of numerous presents
from her young friends.
A democratic board of trustees re-
elected George W. Ellis for county SUI
,rarintendent of Elkhart county last
said day. Ellis has an unenviable
reputation and the Goshen Democrat
seems to have poor opinion of DEM
ocratic trustees. 1t says. SIN order
to get the support of majority of
Elkhart county trustee the first re-
quisite seems to be dishonesty and CIV
ing ample evidence of being de-
ec.,lk~~ s.