The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-05-19
The republican county convention
will be held Saturday June Is.

The republican county convention
will be held Saturday June Is.
Miss Myrtle Bollman went to Ham.
let with her father to spend Sunday
A small child of Lewis Lemert re.
siding east of Teegarden died Friday
Miss Amanda Morris, of Argos, has
returned home after visit at South
Bend.
Ronald Thompson and his sister,
Miss Agnes, went To Chicago over
Sunday.
Mrs. j. A. Huffman visited hel
sister, Mrs. S. c. Rhinehart in Wana.
tab, over Sunday,
Mrs. John Hoham visited a few
days last week at Peter Hansen's
northeast of Bourbon.
r. E. Barrett, Of Tippecanoe, was
in town Saturday. He was going to In
dianapolis to attend school.
Mrs. FilsOn has returned from a
visit of several days at Bourbon with
her sister. Mrs. VIM. Bristol.
Mrs. G. Fl. Force has gone to Chica-
60 for a visit of two weeks with her
son, Fred Force and family.
Dan Jacoby went to Bourbon Satur-
day to see whether there were any of
his kind of democrats in that vicinity.
Ira earn has moved to the property
which he recently purchased Of Mrs.
StanSbury on South Michigan street.
Peter Hansen, a former resident OF
this city. who now lives near Panama,
four miles northeast of Bourbon went
to Chicago today.
Welcome Harris, who was called to
this city by the death of his grand
father, ID. X. Harris. returned to
South Bend Friday evening.
Miss Bertha Hillsman has gone to
Columbia City to visit with her broth
er, G. 4. Hillsman, and other rela-
tives and friends for week.
John Greeley Davis has returned to
his home in Newton county, glad to
get away from his position as "free
lance" editor in Marshall county.
Mrs. NJ. H. Ton and children have
gone to Chicago for visit of two
weeks after which they will 60 to Ko-
komo to make that city their home.
r. Lozier and -four members of
his family residing one mile north of
Bremen, are down with small pox.
They caught the disease at Etna
Green.
Russell, the two year old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry BeagleS, died of pneu-
monia at South Bend Thursday night.
The remains were taken to Tyner and
funeral services were held at 10
O'Clock today.
The city of Warsaw is making great
arrangements 20 care for the state G.
A. r. encampment there next month.
Public entertainment on an elaborate
scale will be provided.
Bishop John Hazen White arrived
from Michigan City Saturday after
noon. He confirmed class at the
Episcopa church Sunday and preached
morning and evening.
Mrs. NJ. L. Peter, of Lapaz, dropped
a purse containing s135 in a South
Bend store, and did not miss it until
she returned home. 1t was found by
salesman, and returned TO the owner.
A man at Kouts, Porter Co., lost
almost 10000 bushels of corn. He
bought it ia the winter when it was
frozen and when it thawed out it
spoiled. He paid 40c per bushel for
it.
Andrew Purkey diedSaturday MORN
ing at his home invest township. aged
81 years, 3 months and II days. Fun
eral services at the Dunkard church
northeast of InwOod Monday at
l O'Clock p. M.
B. E. RYDER was taken to Long
clitfe Friday. His unfortunate con-
dition is said 10 be due to the use of
drugs and it is hoped that few
months at the hospital will restore
his physical and mental condition and
make him all right again.
j. b. Boyer arrived in Plymouth
Saturday from Geneva, ILL.,, where
he now resides and will visit few
days here and at South Bend. He is
in excellent health and reports his
family well. 1t is ''Bent's" first visit
TO Plymouth in five years, but he looks
just like he did twenty years ago.