The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-05-19
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Will Suit went to Chicago last week
to purchase horses.
J.. E. Marshall transacted business
at South Bend last week.
Mrs. Jack and daughter visited rel
atives at Pierceton last week.
Miss Bertha Maxey went to South
Bend last week where she has ac-
copied position.
Miss Borton and her niece from
Bourbon. spent Thursday at DR.. Bor-
tons in this city.
Mrs. Senour and daughter. Bessie.
went to Etna Green last week for
a visit of several days.
WE. Stewart and family, OF Akron,
Ohio. who have been visiting in this
city and vicinity returned home last
Mrs. Jasper N. Matthews has gone
to Goshen to visit her mother, Mrs.
Seese, who is IS years old and is seri-
eusly ill.
Miss Edna Thomas has returned to
her home in Argos after visit of a
few DAYS with the family of AL Wick
izer in this city.
Nine democratic candidates for
sheriff are still in the field and each of
them seems to think he is going to get
the nomination.
Mrs. Felter has returned to her
home at Rochester after visit Of sew
eral days with her daughters. Mrs.
Mccoy and Mrs. Tanning.
The first shipment of the Georgia
peach crop has arrived. The Indiana
crop comes later. Most of the sweet
girl graduates are sent out in June.
Emperor William is on the water
wagon now. His doctors have ordered
him to drink no beer or spirits, and
hereafter when der RAISES hochs he
will do it with milk.
Abe Kimmel and family, of Green
township. have moved to Sharon, Wis,
Mr.. Kimmel left Saturday, May I,
with the household goods and Mrs.
Kimmel and children followed Tues
day.
Independent telephone concerns
from the Atlantic to the Pacific are
to have a monster long-distance SER
vice to rival the Bell Company. STAN
dard Oil interests are furnishing the
capital.
NJ. w. Simons of this city, has gone
west to grow up with the country,
and is now engaged in mining at
Springdaie, Colorado. His family
will leave Plymouth for that place in
few days.
The Marshall County Board of Re-
view will convene in the Commits
sioners' room on Monday, June 9Th,
and remain in session thirty days for
the purpose of equalizing the per-
sonal assessment as returned by the
several township assessors for 1904.
The twenty-frst annual commence
ment OF the Bourbon high school will
be held at the Davis opera house, Fri
day evening. May 20. This year a
class OF SIX will receive diplomas, Hor-
ace Dale Bowman. John Asoold Neu,
Stella May Compton, Vern Martin,
John j. Parks and Ernest Smell.
c. M. Walker. of Tippecanoe town.
ship, who is working for the nomina-
ton of recorder on the democratic
ticket, was in town last week and re-
ports progress. His opponents are Ed.
Monroe, of Polk and Rev. George w.
Smith, OF Culver. Charley's chances
seem about as good as any of them
now.
w. c. linn received letter from
his son Robert one day last week stat
ing that be had been in the pest house
for the past six weeks with the small
pox at Minneapolis, MIMI, where be
has been staying the past winter. He
says the smallpox has been very bad
this spring. Forty-eight cases are now
in the pest house. Bourbon News.
Mrs Harriet E. Brayman initiated
a class of thirteen Wednesday even
ing, May IL. into. Wide Awake
Hive No. 81 L. o. T. M. Ladies from
Maxlnkuckee and Letters were
there and refreshments were served.
Mrs. Brayman returned to Lafayette
Thursday to be ready as delegate
to the L. o. T. NJ. convention 1t
Terre Haute May II.