The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-06-16

relatives in South Bend.
Miss Carrie Boss spent Sunday
with friends in Bourbon.
Mrs. Charles Arndt, of Hamlet.
passed through this city Saturday on
her way to Culver.
Glenn Underwood is the guest of
his brother Arthur Underwood and
wife at South Bend.
Mrs. Maggie Shirar of Fulton coun-
ty, is the guest of her father, Peter
Richard of this city.
Will c. Martin graduated from the
engineering department of Purdue, at
Lafayette last week.
Miss Evelyn Herman arrived from
Boone, Ia, Saturday for an extended
visit with her aunt, Mrs. j. E. Turner.
Mrs. Claude Harris went to South
Bend Saturday to visit relatives. Her
husband will join her there this eye
ming.
Miss Lillian Hahn went to South
Bend. Saturday, to spend several days
with her grandparents, o. II. Wilken.
son and wife.
Miss Lizzie Schooner left for Kane
vile, ILL., where she was called by the
serious illness of her sisters husband,
August Hillsman.
F. d. Wiley. of South Bend, who
has been spending a week with rod
and line, at Twin Lakes, returned to
his home Saturday.
Mrs. Augustus Seider, of West
township, went to Hammond Friday
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Hatton
and see her new grand-child.
Messrs. Lloyd Hill, Harry Knott
and Clifford Burkett and Misses Lola
Everly and Ethel Yockey, spent FRI
day evening with friends in LaPorte.
Rev. E. Hepler, of North Manches.
ter, Ohio, arrived Friday evening and
will hold services at st. Paul'S Reform.
ed church at 1880 a. M. tomorrow,
and at 200 p. m. services Will be held
at the Jacoby church.
Rev. ]. B. Carter returned from
Michigan City after attending the
Northern Indiana Association of Bap-
list churches. The churches were
well represented by their pastors.
Rev. Carter will preach at Linkville
tomorrow.
A number Of the friends of Miss
Katharine Stack gave her kitchen
shower Friday evening. A number of
useful and ornamental presents were
received and good time enjoyed bv
all. Miss Stack was married Wednes-
day.
The republicans of Center township
met in mass convention in the COM
mittee rooms Saturday afternoon and
elected delegates and alternates to the
county convention to be held next
Saturday. Every precinct was we'll
represented.
The Chicago papers have taken up
the fight on chattel mortgage sharks,
who loan money to poor working PEG.
pie at exorbitant rates of interest.
The city is full of loan sharks and
their methods are detrimental to the
good of the community and illegal in
many respects.
According to reports from the state
board Of health, typhoid fever is quite
prevalent in many portions Of the
state, particularly along the Wabash
and other rivers, which flooded the
country alongtheir bank last winter
and spring. There are a number of
cases at Logansport.
Nathaniel Sherland who makes his
home with his nephew. w. L. Sher-
land, at Lapaz. went to Bruce Lake
last week to visit relatives and friends.
He is In his 93d year aud is probably
the oldest man in Marshall county.
He resided near Donaldson many
years.
Culver is sixty years old. 1t was
land out In 1874 as Uniontown, several
years later the name was changed to
Marmont; but after the Vandalia
railroad was built and the late H. H.
Culver began the erection of the great
military academy there the name was
changed from Marmont to Culver.
Mr.. j. w. Siders being compelled to
quit work on the Tribune for the pres
emit, on account of the serious illness
of Mrs. Siders, Mr.. George F. Price
has accepted a position as city repor-
ter. He is well known in Plymouth
and 40 doubt his friends will be glad
to learn that he will be able to remain
in the city.
Mr.. Levi Ziegler Letter, whose
death was recorded in the telegraphic
columns this morning, was one of the