The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-05-26

lives at Benton HarDOr.
Emanuel Hillsman returned from
Columbia City Monday evening.
Mesdames John Blain and d. E
! Snyder are visiting in Chicago thi.
week.
The republicans of West township
will hold their convention Saturday
June 4.
WANTED-Girlf for general house
work. Enquire at L. Tanners Drug
Store.
DIR. HoltzendOrff reports a girl baby
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. f.
Liggett.
Gideon Blain of Indianapolis will
be POSTMASTER at the Alumni Ban
quet June 3rd.
Isaac Becker, of Noblesville, atten-
ded the funeral of Mayer Lauer re-
turning home Tuesday.
D. E. Snyder went to Chicago Mon
day afternoon and expects to see the
World Fair next week.
G. A. Wills the pickle man, went
to Winona Monday to arrange for bull
ding a sailing house there.
Mrs. Isabel HosIer and her daugh-
ter have gone to McKeene, ILL.,, to
make that place their home.
Mrs. Sarah Washburne has returned
to her home at Tippecanoe after a
visit of three weeks with her daugh-
tiers here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Richie, resid-
ing two miles northeast of Plymouth,
are the parents Of nice boy born
Monday night.
Mrs. William Walter of Bremen,
has been spending a couple of weeks
in Plymouth with her parents, Mr..
| and Mrs. John Boss.
Rev. DR.. Brooke will preach the
baccalaureate sermon for the high
school grapuates at the NJ. E. church
next Sunday evening.
Miss Mabel Curtis who went to
Bourbon last Friday to attend com
mencement and visit friends returned
home Monday evening.
Frank Carabin who is attending
school at South Bend and Ed McHugh
of Fort Wayne, spent Sunday with
their parents in this city.
Rev. James R. Day, a newly elected
bishop, caused surprise in theMethodist
conference by declining the honor.
His resignation was accepted.
Peter D. Burgener, of Nappanee,
spent Sunday and Monday in this city.
He was called here by the serious ILL
ness >sf his sister, Mrs. Samuel earn.
t/fhe eight-months-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Reese of North
township, died Tuesday. The funeral
was held at Fairmount at 2:30 p. M.
Wednesday.
The Fourth Of July is approaching
and, notwithstanding the agitation
for noiseless holiday, the indications
are that 1.-THE glorious" will be heard,
not seen.
Rev. G. A. Plug will preach a men,
orial sermon at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning and the
G. A. R. post Of this city will attend
in body.
The Alumni of the Plymouth High
School are invited to attend the COM
mencement exercises on the evening
of Jane 2, without tickets. r. A.
Randall, Supt.
Rev. Christian Burgener, xife and
son, of Markle, Indiana, ho1> been
visiting relatives in this 70Ity and
county several days. They viii return
home Thursday.
Senator Parks has finished planting
5000 more cataIpa trees on his Bour-
bon township farm and now has 49,
900 trees growing for fence posts, rail-
road ties and other purposes.
Commencement exercises of Walnut
township schools and 9Th grade Ut Ar
gos schools at Argos Wednesday even-
ing. Address by Prof. Bogarte, sub
lect, 'sTrend OF the 10th Century,
FOR Excellent four-year-
old driving horse; a yearling short horn
bull, and good milk COW. Will ex-
change cow for good dry COW and bull
for good grade cow or heifer. DIR. c..
A, Brown.
An Anderson minister advises young
men to have nothing to do with girls
who fiirt. Recently a Chicago college
professor slid flirting was part Of =
liberal education. Pay your money
and take YOUR choice.