The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-06-23

day at Argos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Pomeroy art
visiting at Tiosa.
CYRUS King of Wanatah transacted
business here yesterday.
Carl Kloepfer made business trir
to Argos yesterday morning..
Daniel Senour came home to attend
the Parks North wedding.
William ,Schroeder was allowed a
pension of six dollars per month.
Frank Wallace and Thomas Lowell
went TO South Bend yesterday.
Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Teeters of
Davis, were visiting here yesterday.
Mrs. S. Griener returned from Ar
gos where she has been visiting.
A P. Peyle, of the Central Union
Company went to Culver yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Peterson, came home
from Winona to attend the Parks
North wedding.
Gust Mickey and son Edward went
to South Bend yesterday, where Mr..
Mickey is working.
Martin Freyman went to Valparaiso
to attend the funeral of his sister,
Mrs. Mary Freyman.
L. Tanner and DR.. Fl. P. Preston
went to Chicago yesterday to at
tend the National Convention.
Fred SchiSley, who was formerly
employed in this city after spending
several days with friends here. left
for Michigan.
Mrs. Seive and Mrs. Mueller went
TO Chicago yesterday morning where
the former will leave for her home at
New York City.
Misses Blanch DiSher and Rose Lau.
er came home from Bloomington Tues
night, where they have been attend
ing the spring term Of school.
Mrs. Ada Parks, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cox and
Mrs. Jennie Weaver came over from
Bourbon to attend the Parks North
wedding.
Miss Henrietta Wabmnoff, of Del
phos. o, who has been visiting Ferd
Eich and family left yesterday morn.
ing for Mishawaka, where she will
visit her aunt.
Nineteen children who have been
attending ST. Michael's Academy for
the past school year returned to their
homes at Chicago and Englewood to
spend their summer vacation.
Mrs. Yarman and daughter Leona
of Bourbon who have been visiting
with Miss Mabel Curtis and camping
at Pretty Lake for the past week, re-
turned to their home yesterday.
In Chicago paper Tuesday, con-
tanning picture of a group of Indiana
delegates headed by Fairbanks, BeE-
eridge and Durbin. we easily recog-
nize the familiar face of d. G. Knott.
William NJ. Clark of Mishawaka,
had been continuously elected treasurer
of that city 80 years. Mr.. Clarke is
republican although the democrats
lndorse and help elect him by leaving
that position blank on their tickets.
Pickle Bug-ssI was in town yester-
day."
Potato Bug $50! And what did
you see?"
Pickle Bug-"I looked in at Forbes
Seed Store and saw my Finish.
w. E. Smith left Tuesday for
Frankfort, to which place he has been
transferred. F. Bussard, formerly of
South Whitley, will take his place as
operator at the Vandalia Depot In
this city. Mr.. Bussard will move his
family here as soon as arrangements
can be made.
The Independent telephone COM
panies of Indiana will hold conven-
ton in Lafayette on June % and 30.
The meeting will be attended by the
representatives of a number OF cleo
trio manufacturing establishments,
and Representatives of all the indie
pendent companies in the state.
Congressman Finley of South Caro-
lima has no ear for music and he is not
unwilling to exaggerate his failing.
Don't you know that piece?" friend
asked him at . concert. "What is it?"
be replied. "Why, that's America"
the friend exclaimed, and Mr.. Finley
asked innocently: "North or south?"