The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-07-06

daughter went to Pierceton
where they will visit relatives.
r. A. Chase is back from St.
Charles, Missouri, for a visit of a
few days.
HuckleDeries are on the market
They are exceptionally large this
year.
Miss Elnora Zechiel of Culver,
visited friends in this city while
cnroute to Fort Wayne.
Miss Kate Butler of Fort
Wayne is here visiting her cousin
Irene Kuhn.
Miss JeneatteGay went to Chi
cage for a weeks visit with
friends.
Elnora Rivar of north of this
city went to Inwood where she
will visit relatives.
Mrs. E. L. Chapman of Bour-
bon visited friends here Saturday,
while enroute to Argos.
There were seventeen marriage
licenses issued during the month
OF June in Marshall county.
Mrs. Paul Butcher and Mrs.
Clara Watson went to Elkhart to
visit relatives.
Miss Bunea Humbert went to
Canton, Ohio, for three weeks
visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Biddle
went TO Rochester to visit his Sis
ter Mrs. John Mahoney and fam
lily.
Mrs. Charles Ulrich and son
Paul, and Miss Louie Stegman,
went to Peru to visit their broth
er, Mr.. Joseph Stegman.
Clara Kruger and Anna Hen
bricks went to Logansport where
they will visit relatives for sever
al days.
Mrs. Noah Marsh and Mrs.
Jonathan Wolf living west of
this city, went to North Manches-
ter to visi relatives.
Rockefeller has given $10,000,-
600 to the general education
board, the income to be used to
help small colleges.
Misses Eunice and Florence
Porcher went to Chicago last
Saturday where they visited un-
til after the Fourth.
Miss Eva Mason went to Gar
ret, Ind, where she will spend
the Fourth with relatives and
friends.
Fire at Notre Dame in-the SEM
mary department, early Friday
morning, caused loss of $4,000
covered by insurance.
Captain John w. Elan has
been recommended by Congress
man Crumpacker for postmaster
at Valparaiso.
Deputy Sheriff Head went to
Walnut township Saturday to
get Leander B. Snyder, who is OF
unsound mind. Mr.. Snyder will
be taken to Longcliffe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Stiger left
last Saturday for Kalamazoo,
where they will visit their daugh-
ter Mrs. Norman Stroup, forisev-
eral days.
The Laporte Herald says: A
struck jury for the Darrow-Wor-
den disbarment cases will be
drawn on Monday. The case is
set for trial on Monday July 10.
Harry B. Darling, of Laporte,
has begun the publication of the
Tri-State Eagle, devoted to the
interests of the Eagle fraternal
order.
Miss Bessie Woodbury. and
Mrs. c. A. Clough went to Lo-
gansport for a visit of several
days with their sister Mrs. Fred
Carl.
John Tribe, baggage-man at
the Vandalia depot has been
transferred to Charlottesville, E.
N. Nicholson of Butler, Ind, has
taken his place here.
John F. Stevens, formerly
fourth vice-president of the Rock
Island system, is. appointed chief
engineer of the Panama Canal
Commission to succeed ]. F. Wal
lace, resigned.
1t is said on good authority
that the temperance people of
Hebron are organizing their for
ces and will make charge on
the saloons of that town in a
short time.
Michigan City ministers have
come to the assistance of Gov.
Hanly in his effort to purify that
wicked city. The preachers have
prepared a set of "blue laws" for
Sunday and mean to enforce them
to the very letter.
The Lesh manufacturing company
will leave Warsaw in a few weeks and