The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-06-16
Otis Fl. Patterson is able to be oil

Otis II. Patterson is able to be out
again.
Mr.. Carl Kloepfer transacted bust
ness 10 Argos Friday.
Attorney Daley of Walkerton, is
reported seriously i'll.
Andrew Bickel, of Valparaiso spent
Thursday night in Plymouth.
S. E. Flora has gone to Geneva,
Ind, for visit of several DAYS.
Mrs. Joseph Davis is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Swanson at Atwood.
DR.. Reeves, of Burr OAK. spent
Thursday with bis parents. in this
city.
Mrs. Little of Pierce ton returned
homeFriday after visit with relatives
in this city.
Mrs. NJ. Illen has returned to her
bone atChicago after a visit with
frien6s in Plymouth.
The remains of Grin Palmer were
inferred at Oak Hill cemetery at 10
O'Clock Saturday morning.
Miss Alma Mcbride. who is en-
ployed III this city, went to Lapaz, Sat-
urday to visit her parents over Sum-
day.
Gene Marshall's face has lost its
woe-begone look and he is all smiles
again. His wife has returned from
visit of two weeks in Green township.
Ticket sales for the over Sunday ex.
cursions to Chicago were very light on
all the railroads. People are prob
ably saving their money to go to st.
Louis.
Henry Tfainor began work On his
big ditch near Plymouth this week.
He was accompanied by Joe vollnagIe
and one or two therS.-Bremen En-
quier.
The Bourbon school board has select
ed E. B. Rizer of Wslcott for superin-
tendent CT schools, with Louis f.
Steinbach, Curtis Wachter, William
Weissert, Inez Fields, Martha
Miner and Carrie Parker as assistants.
Mr.. Brown. the bird and bee man of
Rochester. stopped here Friday on his
way home from Winona to remain
over Sunday. He will be at Winona
all summer, telling the teachers and
all other visitors the value of birds
and bees.
Jacob Rufus and Miss Delorus Will
burn, daughter Of o. NJ. Wilburn Of
West township, accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. John E. Appleman to Mexico,
Friday. Mr.. Rufus will only visit a
day. but Miss Wilburn will remain
CAot 00yCs
The building boom is now fairly on
with our nearby farmers. Franklin
Byrer, j. w. Sparrow. B. N. Young
and Isaac Purdy have new and SUBJ
stantial dwellings either completed or
we'll under way. Large barns are
going up at Mrs. Adam Yarian's and
John w. Yarian 's.-Bourbon News.
Plymouth women will be interested
in noting that it was an Indiana wo-
man, Mrs. Mary Wright Sewell OF In
dianapolis, who responded to the well
come extended at Berlin Wednesday
to the foreign delegates to the wo-
mems international congress. Mrs.
Sewell's address was delivered in Ger
man.
The Rosebud rs. d. Indian reser
walton will be opened for settlement
August 8, in accordance with the pres
ident's proclamation. 1t contains
416, 600 acres. The lands will be Sc
lected by lot and drawing will, be es-
tablished for that purpose at Chamber,
lain, Bonesteel, Yankton and Fairfax.
Registration will begin on July 5 and
end close July %. The uniform price
of lands during the first three months
of the opening will be "a per acre.
All the living members of the Bee
Der family. viz, Captain John H., of
Lafayette. Samuel o., Of Athens, and
George H., of Tiosa, with the excep-
tion of half-sister who resides in a
western state, took dinner and passed
an enjoyable days family reunion at
the home of their brother, Captain
James NJ. Beeber, In Argos Friday,
June 8. All of the Beeber brothers,
five in number, we're soldiers IN the
union army. They all met inst after
the close OF the war, but never since.
Two Of the brothers, William and
Joseph died several yeas ago from
wounds received in battle.