The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-06-22
Plymouth, Indiana, June %, 1905.
! 3 LOCAL NEWS q


The Samuelsn Road case was be-
fore the court Thursday.
Miss Estella Compton returned to
her home at South Bend.
Alemeda, Cal, is trying the exper-
iment of oiling its principal streets.
Dr. and Mrs. Kaszer returned We'd
nesday evening from their trip in the
east.
Mrs. Isaac Anderson went TO Bour-
bon to visit her sister, Mrs. Elmer
Wilt.
Mosher Butler went to Hubbard,
where he will visit relatives for sew
zeral days.
Mrs. John Langfelt and children
are visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs
NJ Mortimore of Bourbon.
According to the interstate COM
merce commission, 1920 railroads
have 327,s51 stockholders.
D
Green Thursday to see her broth
er, A. D. Johnson, who is sick.
The Bremen base ball team defeat
ed the Bourbon team yesterday. at
Bourbon by score OF TO o.
The fast train was three minute.
ahead of time when it arrived in this
city Friday morning.
DR.. A c. Holtzendorff made a pro-
fessional trip to Hamlet this morn
ing.
Hubert Tanner and Harry Soice
furnished music for the militia dance
given at Fort Wayne last evening
Rosa Knott left Tuesday for Pitts
burg, Pa, to spend the summer with
her parents
Miss Winona Meiser of Columbia
City attended the Seveirs-Deitrich
wedding Wednesday evening.
Three children were brought from
Columbia City Wednesday and placed
in the Julia Work school.
The NJ E. people of Inwood expect
to begin their new chnrch about the
middle of July. They have about
s140O subscribed so far.
George R. CLANCY is dead He
was an attorney here PC years ago
and went from here to Red Cloud,
Nebraska.
Samuel Ledgerwood who has resid-
ed in this city for the past three
months has gone to Chicago to take
a position as flagman on the limited.
The Ladies of the u. B. church
home of Mrs. Rebecca Clancy to
night, June 10th.
In the case of the State of Indiana
VS. Mullenhour, the jury returned a
verdict of not guilty for the defen-
dant
Mrs. Leslie r. Bell has returned
from visit of few days at Chester
ton with her brother, DR.. Charles
o. Wiltfong.
Mr.. A. p. Kyle has returned to
his home at Fort Wayne after a
visit of several days with his sister,
Mrs. Sarah Adams, and other rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Reese arrived
from Fort Wayne Thursday after
noon to visit Mrs. Reese's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. o. Jones until Sum-
day.
Ford Reynolds has gone to Chica-
go. He will be employed during the
summer as assistant purser on q boat
running between Chicago and Mil
waukee.
The largest cornfeld in the world
is in Missouri, containing 5000 acres.
David Rankin,who owns it raised in
1904, $1,000 acres of corn on his
various farms. He may rightly be
called the corn king"
There were eight deaths in Ply
mouth during the month of April
and twenty-three in the entire county.
]. L. Marvin went to Indianapolis
this morning. He expects to take a
trip to Findlay and other points in
Ohio before returning to Plymouth.
The teachers of the Bourbon
schools for the ensuing year are as
follows: Superintendent, E. B. Rizer;
Principal, L. E. Steinbach; c.sumar
ro3m. to be supplied; Second Inter-
mediate, o. N. Taylor; First Inter
mediate, Inez Field; Second Priniass.
Martha Miller; First Primary, cafsie
Parker.