The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-06-18

from visit in Chicago.
j. NJ. higgins, of Stanley. wiscon-
sin. is visiting relatives in this county.
Frank Leonard, who was here for
commencement. has returned to South
Bend.
John ] Wlndbigler was examined
by the pension board at Rochester yes
terday.
Russell Tanner and Miss Edna Cap
ron have gone TO Valparaiso to attend
school.
DR.. Eley, Arthur O'Keefe and Gale
Burket are hunting and fishing on the
Kankakee.
Mrs. Benjamin Linkenhelt and
daughter are visiting relatives in Mi
ami county this week.
Frank Fertig, Of train d, got his
ankle dislocated while at work near
Davis Tuesday morning.
Misses Maude Koontz, Eva Bae
Baker, Mary Porter and Edna Hayes
were Culver visitors yesterday.
Miss Bessie Kilmer, of South Bend,
who has been visiting Miss Hazel Neff
went to Tyner to spend the day.
Frank E. Pierce was called to Lon
don, Mich, yesterday by a telegram
announcing the death of his nephew
WANTED-A man to get married
on the Fourth of July. Call at this
Office. If there's two of you, both
come.
Hazel Butler has returned to her
home in Chicago after visit of sew
eral days with the family of d. c.
Smith.
The ball game Tuesday between the
high achool and the alumni resulted
in victory for the alumni ty score
of II to Is.
Mrs. Wilhelmina Zilmer, who has
been visiting her son, Rev. A. Fl. Zil-
mer, returned to her home az Clarno.
Wis, today.
Miss Eva Mum attended the alum
nj reunion Tuesday evening and re-
turned to her home near Donaldson
this morning.
Rev. j. b. Carter has gone to War
saw to spend a few DAYS with his
daughter, Mrs. Critics, and attend the
Winona assembly.
Miss Rose Kaufman, of Bremen,
who has been visiting friends in Plym-
outh the past week, returned to her
home last evening
Mrs. S. ]. Burgener has returned to
her home in Donaldson after visit
with Mrs. c.. o. Anderson and other
relatives and friends here.
Henry Whaley, Of Argos, was ac-
quilted of stealing chickens, but is
now bound over to court on a charge
of stealing a can of mustard.
John White, of Mason, Mich, ex-
planned in police court that he didn't
feed his children because he needed
the money to provide horse feed.
DR.. c. o. Wiltfong and Miss Grace
Axe, who were here for commence
ment and the alumni reunion, went
to Valparaiso yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. w. R. Diamond, who attended
commencement and visited her faith
er J. w. Maxcy and other relatives
here. returned to Chicago yesterday
There was big barn raising at the
home Of Elias Shearer, on the Jack
man farm, east Of town today. There
were l22 people at the dinner tables.
The Ladies Parish Guild will hold
their open meeting with Mrs. ]. B.
Bowel Thursday afternoon. Refresh
ments 10 cents. All are cordially in
vited.
There is q good deal Of encourage
meut IN the report of the state mine
inspector that there will be . large
increase In the Indiana coal output
this year.
Illinois ranks first among the states
in the manufacture o: agricultural i'm
plements, bicycles; cars, glucose and
distilled liquors. and in Strengthening
and meat-packing.
Mrs. Mary C. Borton, who attended
exercises and visited
relatives here few days, has returned
to Bourbon, where she now makes her
home with her son.
Hon. William ]. Bryan comes to
June %, under the auspices
of the Knights of Pythias. He will
lecture at the fair grounds and his
address will be non-partisan.
Mrs. Ether Guy, who has been yis-
iting her daughter, Mrs. vanTiberry,
to her home at Atwood to-
dav Maefor Rov VanT4lhorrv az.