The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-07-13

Mr.. Charles Sherland, of La
paz, reports a girl at his home.
Howard Maxwell, of Culver IS
visiting friends in this city.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Absalom
Miller of northeast of this city, a
boy, Friday morning.
l., W. Tinkham, of Traverse
CITY, Mich, former resident of
this place is visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. {. Cole for a few days.
Mrs. DIR. Brown and son, Law
ton, have returned from visit
if over two weeks with relatives
at Granville, Ohio.
The farmers tributary to Ke-
wanna receive each week $4,000
for their cream and milk pro-
ducts.
Eldon Rannie has been again
released from the Longcliff asy-
lum and is at his home east of
Argos.
P. O. Jones has returned from
the saDtarium at Martinsville,
where he took treatment for rheu-
matism. He is not we'll but
seems considerably improved.
Mrs. ]. F. Appleman, of Mex
leo, Ind, is here attending the
Harvest meeting of the German
Baptist church, which is being
held west of this city.
Hon Charles Kellison attended
the meeting of the State Bar As
sociation at Indianapolis, Thurs
day and Friday While there he
became one of its members.
Mrs Harry Humrichouser,
who had been the guest of Mr..
and Mrs John w. Chapman for a
few DAYS. left Thursday for her
home III Plymouth.
Rochester is to have a sanitar-
ium for the treatment of cancer,
tumoTs and similar ailments.
Judge keitll's property has been
purchased for hospital.
Mrs. ]. d. Williams and Mrs.
Pernelia Goodle Of this city, are
spending a week with relatives
and friends in Walnut and Tip
pecanoe townships.
Winona Lake will have a new
double deck steamer, which will
carry 500 passengers and is to
cost $4,000. 1t is said to be the
largest steamer on any of the
Indiana lakes.
John Kelley was up before Jus
tice Molter, Friday, on the charge
OF intoxication. He plead guilty
and was fined S100 and costs,
amounting to S10.05, which he
paid.
The Commercial Bank, of Ha-
gerstovsn, whose cashier, John
Bowman committed suicide Mon
day, has failed, with liabilities of
probably 100000 and only 81, 900
cash in the safe.
A new tower has been opened
on the Pennsylvania at the Ia
CODY crossing east Of this city. 1t
will be known as the II. S. tower.
Operator Harshbarger will be in
charge.
The fact that June and July
have the two first letters saved
many people from making mis-
takes in dating letters. BY the
time the two letters had been
written people had chance to
realize a change from June to
July.
The Churubusco Truth says
an editor in Ohio started about
twenty years ago with Is cents
is now worth 100000. His ac-
emulation of wealth is owing
to his frugalty, strict attention
TO business, and the fact that an
uncle died and left him se9,99s.
County Surveyor Vanvactor
sold the Weeks ditch in North
township Tuesday, to Harvey
Way and J. M. Guard. The John
Lichtenberger ditch in Union
township will be sold next Satur-
day and the Henry Zechiel ditch
in Union township next Tuesday,
July Is.
Sarah Bernhard, the eminent
French actress, has signed a con-
tract for an American tour of thir-
ty weeks. America has the best
of nearly everything. If we can't
raise what we want at home, we
go abroad and get it. 1t must de-
light the other nations to know
that they are unable to keep at
home their best attractions.
A story is current which does
not bear an official mark to the
effect that the principal reason for
the restoration of the Is hour
schedule of the Twentieth Cent
ury limited was the refusal of the
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