The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-06-11

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of this city, went to Bourbon to visit
relatives Friday.
DIR. Borton and Mrs. Aspinall and
daughter went to Chicago Friday
for visit of few days.
Miss Catherine Leffert, who has
been at FIT. Wayne few months, re-
turned to Plymouth Friday.
The Middle Class was delightfully."-
entertained at the home of Miss
Nettie Corse Friday evening.
L. Glingle, for twenty-nine years in
the harness business at Bourbon, has
retired from business for the present.
New England is the arid region this
spring, six-weeks' drought having
put farmers there in poor shape for
the season.
Misses Freda and Eva Schrader,
who had been visiting the Fultz fam
lily in this city returned to their home
in Bourbon Friday.
Mrs. John w. Woolford went to
Morris, ILL.,, to attend commencement
exercises. Miss Louise Wolford grad
uated there Friday.
Joseph Chase returned to his home
at Tyner Thursday evening, after
visit of week with his daughter,
Mrs. B. NJ. Seybold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kloepfer arrived
home from Oregon at noon Friday.
They are both well, but are glad to
get back home again.
The jury at South Bend found Mel
vim Boone guilty CT the murder of
John NJ. Koonsman and fixed his pun
ishment at imprisonment for life.
In fight between the Chicago
Board of Trade and the bucket shops
you can just let loose and cheer every
blow without any fear of going wrong.
In the last five months newcomers
IN Audrian county, NO., have invested
4.2l1, SCI in farming lands. Most of
the settlers are from Iowa and ILL.,
noiS.
Captain James E. Houghtan, who
had been 10 declining health for sew
eral years, has been confined to his
home most of the time for several
weeks.
Schools, with the exception of the
high school, closed Friday and the
kids" are happy, but they will be
glad again when school opens in Sept
ember.
The Bourbon Advance says Chris
Ringgenberg has moved and remod.
eled the OLD Bourbon house and is pre-
pairing to build new hotel at a cost
of So, 900.
Levi Ebie, who now resides at Hart
vile. O., is visiting relatives and
friends in this county, where he re-
sided thirty years. He made pleas
ant call at our office Friday.
A. r. Phillips sheared eight year
ling lambs last week and got 100
pounds each. They were Shropshire
lambs and Archie certainly has a
right to be proud of his sheep.
Forty-seven students of Valparaiso
college changed cars here Friday for
points north and south, and special
train took the Culver students from
this point TO Chicago Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. McManaman who
were called here by the death of Will
liam Scoheld. returned to their home
at Swayzee, Ind, Friday. Mrs.
McManaman was Mr.. Scofeld S sister.
Mrs. Cora Stevenson and brother,
Austin Yearick. left Tuesday for Den-
YER, Colo, where Mrs. Stevenson will
join her husband, Fred Stevenson.
and make their future home.-Argos
Reflector.
The Thayer Novelty factory is
building an addition on the east side
Of the main building which will be
used as veneering room. Their in
creasing business makes more room
necessary.
i Mrs. Daniel Haag went to Fort
Wayne Friday to visit her husband,
who is still in the hospital but is
slowly improving from the fearful In
juries he received by the railroad
wreck here.
Jacob Heckaman, ST., who is prob
/ ably che Oldest man in this county,
has been In critical condition at bis
home southeast of town for several
days, and bis death is expected at any
time. Bremen Enquirer.
i A patient came to the Borton sani-
tarium in this city for treatment
Thursday and when the physicians ex-
anined him they found u, 400 In ma
tional bank notes and greenbacks
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