The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-08-04
william Mccormick, of Lancaster

William Mccormick, of Lancaster
Neb., who drew the frst choice Of
lands in the Rosebud reservation. is q
years old and is a veteran Of the
Spanish American war.
The Christian church ladies will
give an Ice cream social on the lawns
Of Mrs, Vanscoik and Mrs. Cullison
Friday evening, Aug. 18th. The Ply
mouth band has kindly consented TO
entertain with a concert.
The girls of the Carnation Club en-
uerUained a number OF their friends at
the home of Miss Georgia Sapp Wed
nesday evening. Refreshments were
S rived and the crowd departed, all de-
clarlng that they had had fine time.
Bourbon is trying to organize a
stock company for furniture factory.
Considerable interest is manifested.
There will be no bonus asked, and if
the factory is built it Will be capital
lied and organized by Bourbon people.
Irwin Warren died last Thursday at
his home southeast of Lapaz. His
death had been expected several days.
He was about As gears old and leaves
a family. The funeral was held at
Fairmount church Sunday at two
O'Clock in the afternoon.
Mrs: Anna Holdorf and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, arrived Eere WedneS-
day from Plymouth, and will accom-
pany Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. WeStbury
and Ada Holdorf to Hawk Eye cot
tage, Eagle Lake, where they will
have a months outing g. South Bend
Times.
There was a head end collision of
freight trains on the Nickle Plate just
east of ODER Saturday. Nobody
was seriously hurt, but nine cars were
reduced to kindliDg wood and Nickle
Plate trains had TO run over the Penn
sylvania from Valparaiso to Argos to-
day.
An inspection Of the markets at
q 4, -, la,A do, hn al, hlt
the vegetable season for the products
of the soil in this neigbborhood is at
its full height. An admirable dietary
can be arranged without much re-
gard to the meat strike, which, by the
way, will not seriously affect our home
city.
Q. j.. Daniels, the we'll known hay
and grain dealer and horse buyer Of
Hamlet, died suddenly at st. Louis
Tuesday evening and the remains were
brought to Hamlet today, We have
no particulars of his death. Some
Hamlet citizens think that he was
murdered. but the facts will oe OBJ
tanned soon.
The Senior Girls Club of the Epis-
copal church occupying the Jackson
at Pretty Lake with Mrs.
Florence Reeve and Mrs. Blain in
charge, entertained at dinner, Mrs.
Sarah Woodrow of Kansas City, Mo-,
Mrs. Arnold of Denver, COL, Mrs.
Carrie Reeve, and Mrs. John Blain
of Plymouth.
Major GIgnilIiat returned Thursday
from st. Louis after having
made provisions for the schools visit
To the Exposition. These arrange
ments surpass in attractiveness and
completeness even the most Sanguine
and there will be little to
suggest which will add to the COM
fort and enjoyment of the outing. :
Culver Citizen.
Mrs. Lura Colvin arrived in Bour-
bon Wednesday evening and will
spend short time in visiting with
relatives and friends. Mrs. Colvin
has packed her household goods and
shipped portion to St. Louis Mon
day, where she will meet Harley, who
has secured a position 1T the fair
grounds. The people Of Bourbon are
sorry to loose this jolly couple.-Bour-
bon Advance.
> Edgar Danner of indianapolis re-
turned home Saturday accompanied by
his friend Mr.. Johnson, after a pleas
ant time spent at Pretty lake and in
visiting his aunt, Mrs. DR.. Emma
Spencer. The Banner brothers are
fine musicians and the summer resi-
dents at the lake were highly enter
tanned Thursday evening, by their
nusic at the residence of f. A. Kuhn
whose guests they were that evening.
The Chicago packers, claiming VIC
tory, declare that their plants are
running at nearly their full capacity;
while the strikers, on the other hand,
insist that the industry is completely
and that the business is
almost at a standstill. Thus it would
seem that the affairs of both sides are
in a perfectly satisfactory condition