The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-21

John G. Bowles has returned to the
home OF his daughter in Kalamazoo,
after q visit of ten days with relatives
In this county.
The meetings at the Presbyterian
church to be held by Evangelist A.
N. Kelly and family of Chicago. July
% to Thursday evening, July %.
Mr.. ]. w. Davie wife and children,
of Sac Jose, Cal. and Mrs. David Con-
nell of Pierceton. Ind. were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Humrichouser
today.
Tie police of Richmond Ind have
50 far been unable TO secure even a
trace OF the Rev. Elwood o. Ellis, who
disappeared from his home in that
city a week ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Tanner, Misses
May Southworth and Dora Capron and
Messrs. Harry Marvin and Fred Lo-
gan constitute a party who are camp
ing at Pretty Lake this week.
Arthur Wiltfong. who has been
with Mandel Bros. for over four years,
has a better position offered him by
another large house in Chicago and
may make'a change after his vacation.
Mrs. T. A. Beatty and her daughter
Mrs. Oliver Berlin, of Kankakee, H.,
stopped here Saturday for visit of
a few days with the family of George
A. Williams. They will left for New
York Tuesday.
The State Statisticlan is now pre-
dieting that, with no untoward con-
ditious, we shall have great corn
crop. This should carry some weight,
as statisticians are not, as a general
rule, optimists.
All members OF the Eastern Star
and their families who wish to go to
the picnic at. Pretty Lake Thursday,
ia hacks, are requested to be at Ma
sonic Hall at a. m. sharp. Fare 20
cts for round trip.
Hon. Samuel Parker, of this city,
is one Of committee Of five appointed
by the State Bar Association to act
with the executive committee of the
Bankers association to draft a law
regulating private banking.
Harvey Woofter. who was arrested
in South Bend charged with the rob
berry Of SIS from the Adams Express
company's Office, and who confessed
to the crime, was Friday sentenced to
a term of from one to three years.
Charles o. Leeds of Lapaz, in JUS
tice Young's court Monday en-
tered plea of guilty Of allowing mi.
nors to congregate in his pool room
and was fined $500 and costs. In de.
fault of payment he was sent to jail.
The weather man put on his sum-
mer schedule last Friday and has been
running considerably ahead OF ex-
pectations, giving some old.fashion-
ed hot weather with the mercury we'll
up towards one hundred in the shade.
In Germany cows are now being
MIXED by machinery, a rubber appa-
ratus operated by electricity taking
the place of the time-honored and
more or less picturesque milkmaid.
The Germans always were more prac-
tical than poetical.
Trustee Jackman took three sons of
Joseph Hines, deceased soldier, to
the orphans home at Knightstown,
Sunday. The eldest boy is about Is
years old and the youngest 9 years
old. Three smaller children are left
here with their mother.
Albert Love resides on The Baker
farm few miles north OF town and
bis team ran away with the mower
Monday, ran through fence and
into some timber where the mower
was changed into kindling wood and
scrap iron. The team was not badly
injured.
Ed Barber got away from the asy-
lum at Longcliff and reached his home
nine miles east of Plymouth SATURDAY.
evening where he made it quite un-
comfortable for his family and the
neighbors. Sheriff Bondurant brought
him to Plymouth Sunday and he was
returned to the asylum today.
Mrs. NJ. E. Hume, Prof. Bailey, f.
B. Carey, Mr.. Beatty and w. M.
Nichols attended the Bourbon town.
ship Sunday school convention at
church north of Bourbon
Sunday. They report large atten-
lance and an excellent convention not
withstanding the mercury registered
almost 100 degrees in the shade.
The Sunday school picnic of the
Episcopal church Will be held tomor-
tow on the grounds of the Soice-Ho-
garth cottage at Pretty Lake. Hacks