The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-06-11
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Miss Eva Borden, of Chicago. is
visiting Miss Ida Kebret.
There are only fourteen inmates at
the Porter county infrmary.
Miss Wyneta Kaufman has gone to
PiercetOn for visit of week.
A farmers institute will be held at
the assembly grounds at Culver next
Saturday, June ID.
Miss Hattie Bissell, one of the
tea cheers of the Columbia City schools,
is home for vacation,
Mrs. Galloway has gone to Pierce
ton for visit of week with her
daughter, Mrs. McLane.
Plymouth's ball team went to Wi
mona to cross bats with the technical
institute team again Saturday.
Mrs. Elmer Young went to Michi-
gan City Friday evening to visit her
husband, who is employed there.
The new county school superintend-
entS began their terms last Thursday
and will continue in Office four years.
Mrs. Ezra Barnhill, who was criti-
cally i'll for several weeks this spring,
is now able to be up and do some work
about her home.
Miss Ida Machel, whose parents re-
side on the Clark Thompson farm,
west OF this city, returned from Val
paraiso college Saturday.
Ezra X. Barnhill went to Argos to
visit relatives over Sunday. He is
quite feeble yet. but is much better
than he was several months ago.
There has been no rain In the
greater part of New England for seven
weeks and it is estimated teat the loss
to farmers will reach so, 900, 900.
In vermilion county E. E. Helt
republican, was reelected county
superintendent on the 1OO0th ballot.
He has held the place for ten years.
Ray Hatfield, of Warsaw, and Miss
Carrie BusSert, former resident of
Plymouth, now milliner in Bourbon,
were married Thursday evening, May
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The next band concert will be held
this evening instead of Wednes-
day evening. Uncle Tom S Cabin has
the ground floor" Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. Kate Miller, wife of Eli Miller,
and her daughter al Samuel Burge-
ner's daughter, of Donaldson, have
gone to Fit. Wayne for visit of a
week
People by the hundreds came to
Culver Wednesday TO see the exercises
at the Culver academy. 1t put one in
mind of a county or street fair.-Cul-
yer Citizen.
Mrs. T. A. Downs arrived from
Princeton. KY, Friday evening for
visit of several days. She is STOP
ping with the family of j. f. Hanes
at present.
.JOhn Ringer and family, who have
been in the west for twenty years, re-
turned to Plymouth Saturday for an
extended visit with relatives and old
friends in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Putnam and
daughter, of Akron, Ind, arrived Fri
day evening for a visit of few days
with the family of Henry Putnam,
west Of town. David and Henry are
brothers.
Smallpox in the most virulent form
has broken out in Elkhart. Several
bad cases have been reported and
there are many exposures. The most
heroic measures are being adopted to
prevent a spread of the dread disease.
AS a result of continued drought
New England and New York are suf-
fering from forest fires, while out
west they are having nothing but
water. Sometimes it seems as If the
country were too big for its transpor-
tation facilities.
Miss Bertha Beagles who gradual
ed in Polk township with class honors
May 4, has been notified by County
Superintendent Marks that she won
Marshall county class honors. having
the highest average grade in the
county, 90 3-0 average per cent.
The reign Of the 'shello girl" APP
pears to be drawing toward its close.
If the automatic device now being In
stalled by the Illinois Telephone and
Telegraph company proves to be a
success, it can be matter of very
short time before the girl operators
must 60.
Rev. o S. Thornberry, who has
beer FOR five and a half years pastor of
the Presbyterian church of this city,