The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-07-02

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Mrs Gordon, of Lapaz, is visiting
in Whitley and Allen counties.
Samuel Schlosser made business
trip to Chicago Thursday afternoon.
Miss Lille Machel has gone to
Wanatah for a visit of ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A Ross went to
Rochester Thursday to visit relatives.
Mrs. W. E. Peterson went to Argos
Thursday for visit of a few days.
DIR. Borton and Mrs. Aspinall and
daughter have gone to Ohio for a
visit of week.
Daniel Healy, OF st. Michael S
Academy, returned to his home at
Hamlet Thursday.
Frank Chandler, of the Marion
Chronicle, was in this city Thursday
afternoon on business.
Mrs. I. FL. Toyne, with her son and
daughters, went to Hanna Thursday
for visit of few days.
Theodore P. Ponader and Mrs. Mary
t. Gerber. popular young people of
Bremen, were married Sunday, June
81.
Rev. S. NJ. Yenn went to Mishawa-
ka Thursday for a visit of several
days with his parents and other rela-
tiyeS.
Mesdames F. B. Carey and w. F..
Salt with their children spent Thurs
pay at the Winona Sunday school con-
convention.
Miss Lucy McFarIin went to Chica-
60 Thursday to visit her brother,
Lloyd McFarlin, whose home is now
in that city.
With the resignation of Both Prof.
Newell and Prof. Kraft, Bourbon
College seems to be closed probably
for al time.
Sir Christopher FurniSs, the Eng
lish ship and marine engine builder,
says he will build ships to make the
voyage to Europe in four days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker, of Frankfort,
Ind, stopped here Thursday for a
visit. Mrs. Baker will be recollected
as Miss Nettie Burch, daughter of
Ferdinand Burch.
Mesdames Henry Taber. Paul Butch
er. W. w. Sponsler. Theo. SpoDsler,
Misses Fay Durham, Abbie Kleckner
and Dollle Moore, are among those
who visited at South Bend Thursday.
Prof, Kraft, who has had charge of
the musical department Of Bourbon
College, has resigned. He will take
charge of the music at Island Park,
Rome City, Ind, for the present.
Mrs. Sarah A. Wilson died at her
home in Bourton township. June 81.
aged so years. She had been a, suf-
ferer for many years. The remains
were inferred at Bethel cemetery.
Rev. 1. Rothenberger and family, of
South Bend, have been visiting in
Plymouth for few days. Mr.. Roth
enberger was. for several years, pastor
OF the Reformed church in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Herrold and
their five children went to Columbia
City Thursday. Mrs. Herrold and the
children will visit there and with rela-
tives at other points for several days.
Thirty-seven members of Company
l., and large number of G.. A. r.
men and many others, making lis ia
all went TO South Bend to attend the
dedication of the soldiers monument
Thursday.
Mesdames E. Price, 1. Stone, G.. W.
Webb, j. A. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Solomon Zehner, Mr.. and Mrs. Larkin
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs: MacombS
and WILDER Vanscoik were South
Bend visitors Thursday.
Rumor has it thxt Prof. Hahn, of
Plymouth, is contemplating the pur-
chasing of the college building at
this place. Ii such should be the
case the professor intends conduct
ing school of Bourbon News
Mirror.
A very large crowd heard the open
air concert given by the Plymouth
band Wednesday evening. The or
ganization plays better than ever and
every number rendered was appreciat-
ed. A concert will be given every
Wednesday evening.