The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-10
4LOCAL NEWS 3

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business Thursday
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cum
ningham, Tuesday a boy
Bert Altman went to Culver Thurs
Y
arl North went to South Bend
STsday
Frank Nicolay is home from Guide
Soek, Nebraska.
sDr. 8orton went to Culver Thurs
.ay.
Jake Hoham caught an eight pound
pike in Yellow river Thursday.
A. d. Toner of Kewanna transac-
ted business in Plymouth Thursday.
Clita and Bernice Burgener of Dom
aldson, are visiting their aunt, Mrs
Charles Anderson of this city
Taylor E Jeffer;es and David Hetz-
ner of Bourbon were in Plymouth
Wednesday.
Fourteen tickets were sold by Ag-
ent Marcombe of the Lake Erie and
Western Railway for Niagara Falls
A. / Uncapher of Grovertown,
transacted business in this city We'd
nesday
1t is reported that ]. p Morgan
purchased 127 suits of clothes while
on his recent visit 70 Europe
Mr.. and Mrs Play Woodard went
to Walkerton Thursday to attend the
funeral of an uncle OF Mr.. Woodard's.
Miss Grace Shively arrived from
Moran, Kan, Wednesday, and is viss
iting relatives in this city and at In
wood
Rudolph Cramer arrived Wednes-
day from Minot, North Dakota, where
he has been teaching during the past
three months.
Arleast it may be said that these
cool, pleasant nights in the dark of
the moon greatly facilitate the work
OF the burglar and hold-up man.
Mrs c. E. Warner and daughter,
Rubie, and Mrs. Carson of Edgewater
Cottage, Lake Maxinkuckee. spent
Thursday in Plymouth tte CUES is of
Miss Olive Thompson.
Mrs. S. Shively and Miss Mauoe
Jennings who have been visiting rela-
tives at Bourbon and in this city, re-
turned to their home at South Bend
Thursday.
Owing to the existing prejudice it
would really seem that the wise
course for the mosquito to pursue
would be to join the hosts that are
fleeing from New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Wilson, Mrs.
Henry Stein and daughter Mary, Joe
Stein, Russell Helm and Bert Fire
stone were among those from Ply
mouth who left Thursday on the
excursion to Niagara Falls.
Mrs. Lucy Caldwell of Inwood, Wis
tied at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. n. Filson Thursday. Her laugh
ter, Mrs. ]. B. Camerer, arrived from
Vermillion, South Dakota and is also
making short visit here.
A Panhard electric automobile was
unloaded here Thursday for H.
J. Heinz. The machine is large one
and was made in Paris. Mr.. Heinz's
son arrived this afternoon and will
make tour of the sailing houses in.
northern Indiana and southern Mich
igan in the auto
Crooks are said to be leaving Chi
cago by the thousands, and number
OF holdups and roberies that have
been committed within the last few
: days in towns of the north end of
the state are credited to the class of
men being driven out by the crusade
of the new head of the police depart
ment. a.
The members of the Progressive
Brethren church north of Lapaz will
hold their annual Harvest meeting,
August 9th in Adam Lcrgaker's
grove three-fourths miles west of the
church. Services to begin at 1890
and basket dinner at noon. The af-
ternoon services will consist of songs
speeches and social services. All are
cordially invited to come and enjoy
religious and social day.
The teachers of Marshall County
are called to meet in annual session
in the Circuit Court Room, Plymouth
Indiana, Monday, August 81, 1905, at
$50 a. m. We have engaged Prof.
Ellwood w. Kemp, OF our State Nor
NAL school; Pres. w. H. Banta of the
Rochester Normal University, and
Miss Ida NJ Haines, primary teacher
in the Webster school, Plymouth, will
teach the entire week.