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

spent Sunday with his mother Mrs.
Peter Emenacker and family of thi.
city.
! Miss Pearl Hunt who has been spend
ing a few days with her parents in
this city returned to South Bend Mon
day.
Mrs. E. G. Altner of South Bend, |!
visiting her sister, Mrs. Samuel earn,
who is very i'll at her home near thil
city.
Mrs. Mary Powell and graDd-daugh
ter Miss Maude Mosher, are the guest.
of friends and relatives at South
Bend.
E. Price and Albert Schell went tt
Donaldson, Monday where they are EN-
ployed in plastering the new schoo
house.
Mrs. Deerwester Of Warsaw, WHIT
has been visiting her daughter Mrs
John Chandler of this city returned
home Monday.
AS usual. on Antioch Day, the liv
erymcn of this city, reaped rich har
vest, not rig of any description being
left in the barns.
James Parks of Chicago, who is Wis
iting his parents, Hon. John w.
Parks and wife of this city, spent
Monday Bourbon.
James III. Matchett, through his at
torneys Martindale and Stevens, has
filed a complaint against Benjamin C.
Person, on account.
Ashley & Hess are constructing a
sixty-foot Smoke-Stack for the water
works plant, the old one being in a
delapidated condition.
Miss ChriStiana Miller, who went to
Culver last week to attend the funer-
al of relative, returned to her home
at Bourbon, Monday.
Mrs. Neil PontiouS who has been
spending the past two weeks with re-
latives in this city, returned to her
home at South Bend Monday.
Rev. j. t. Pressnal of this city con-
Quoted services at Center church in
Tippecanoe township Sunday morning
and at Upton Sunday evening.
Arthur Wiser and wife, visited over
Sunday with his father, David Wiser,
and Mrs. Wiser's brother, Virgil Bur-
ton, and sister. Mis-. John Moore, of
this city.
The newly completed First Presby-
terrain church at Walkerton was dedi-
Gated Sunday at 1880 a. m. Miss
Gertrude Peterson of this city, assist
ed in the exercises.
VIM. III. Turner, of Converse who
has been visiting his daughter Mrs.
Will NJ. Cochran of this city, and his
wife who was taken i'll while visiting
here, returned to his home Monday.
Mr.. George Dietl who has been in
quite feeble health all spring remains
about the same with little hope of re-
coyery owing to his advanced age.
He is an excellent citizen and we hope
for his recovery.
Mrs. Nina PontiuS who came down
from South Bend to attend the big
dinner at Thomas McDonald's June
9Th, extended her visit to Monday of
this week that she might again be
with her many friends at the Antioch
conference.
G. L. Andrews, an old veteran re-
siding near Dixon Lake, had the mis-
fortune of having his pockets picked
and losing about ten dollars while at
tending the encampment at Warsaw
yesterday.
A most disgraceful affair is report
ed to have taken place in south Plym-
outh Saturday evening, in which men
and women participated in free for
all hair pulling match. We are of the
opinion that the less said about the
matter, the better.
A horse belonging to Mr.. Selten-
right which was hitched In front of
Slayter's restaurant, became frighten-
ed at AL Wickizer's automobile, and
rearing broke the harness, and the
shafts of the carriage. Mr.. Wickizer
promptly settled for all damage.
Farmers Throughout the county are
finding it necessary to replant much
of the corn which was planted earlier
in the spring, the grains refusing to
terminate. Those who were more
careful In the selection OF their seed
corn are now reaplng the benefit liz a
nice stand of corn.
Mr.. Milton Foreman the mail carri-
er on rural route number six has mov-
ed his family to his farm near the
Butt school invest township thinking
with the raise In wages and what his
wife raises on the farm he will make
it through the winter. He gets to the
farm for dinner and says he don't feel
entirely like a bachelor.