The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-06-08
Plymouth, Indiana. June 8, 1905.
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Commissioners Court convenes
next Monday.
Harry Armstrong went to Bour-
bon on business.
Ford Reynolds spent Friday with
friends at Bremen.
H. B. Whitlock returned to his
work at Ligonier.
The board of review will be in ses-
sion next Monday.
Miss Lettie yesterday went to
Bourbon where she will visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Windbigler
went to Warsaw TO attend the Mas
sena funeral.
c. L. Switzer and Benjamin Swift
ger went to Warsaw Friday to attend
the Massena funera.
Rev. n. H. Sheppard preached in
the Assembly Auditorium at Culver,
Sunday, June 4, at 2:3O p. m.
There were only eleven marriage
licenses issued by County Clerk
Jones during the month of May.
But watch out for the month OF June!
James Thayer and wife and son,
Walter, w. H. Young and wife and
Arthur Leng of Gray's Lake, Illinois,
spent Friday at Lake Maxinkuckee.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Hopp
OF Cleveland, Ohio, nrne-pound girl
Wednesday. Mrs. Hopp is daugh-
ter of Rev. F. W. Adomeit and wife
of this city.
Prof. w. F. Ellis has resigned his
position at the Bremen schools TO ac-
cept a similar one at Knox. His elev-
en- years work at Bremen has been
very successful
A special train passed through Ply
mouth this morning carrying the of
fcials OF the Vandalia railroad to
Maxinkuckee where they will spend
the day in fishing.
Mr.. ard Mrs. E. E. Petty, of FL
wood, visited friends here Friday
while enroute for Winona lake, where
Mr.. Petty is engaged as an Instructor
in the summer school
Rev. d. c. Linville of the Christian
church of Middleton, Ind, reterned
to his home after a pleasant visit OF
several days with his daughter, Mrs.
J. F. Pressnal and family.
Vern Miller of Bremen, was in
Plymouth Thursday and Friday, Wis
iting his many friends. He is home
from the Northwestern Dental
School for his summer vacation.
Miss Hattie Lauer returned to her
home at Plymouth Wednesday eve
ming after a pleasant two weeks visit
with Miss Hannah Levy.--Warsaw
Union.
The Valparaiso council discharged
the entire night police force because
it was rigorous in enforcing the Mich
olson law, and chose two others.
The conservative element is very Bit
ter toward the councilmen.
Fort Wayne is to have a new gas
plant, local company has been
organized and 100000 will be in
vested in the enterprise. 1t is in
tended to manufacture gas especially
adapted for fuel.
The keeper of the only saloon at
Belport, L l., was candidate for
justice of the peace. He pledged him
self, if elected, to close his saloon and
go out of the business. He was de-
feated by an overwhelming majority.
The Auburn council by comon con-
sent hit upon way to help the
treasurer, who lost $4,000 in the fail
ure of the two banks there. Tie banks
raised the treasurer's salary to 1854,
reducing the mayors to 500 and the
attorneys to $50.
Cyrus B. Jackinan, Angola's big
man." is dead. E.e was 30 years old
and weighed All pounds. Jackman
was employed as travelling salesman
for ST. Louis firm and was making
his regular visit to Terre Haute, nd,
when death suddenly claimed him.
Mrs. Kleinschmidt took her pupils
to Pretty lake Friday and spent the
day. The following pupils from that
room have not been absent this year,
Harry Lower, Ruth Vinall, Gilbert
Sherer, Willie Kennedy, Harold Gar
yer, Lura DetwilerCarl Liepper, Har-
~ Wallace, Gerald Schreve, and Ru-
dolph Schroeder.