The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-24
Miss Helen Jordan is spending tw,

Nj. Talmage, a Laporte furniture
dealer, has left that city and willilook
for new location.
Mrs. O. S. Thornberry arrived Fri
day evening to visit Miss Estella
Chase and other Plymouth friends
for few days.
Miss Dora Maxwell and Miss Ha-
eel Porter, who have been the guests
of Miss Tressie Linkenhelt for the
past several days, returned TO Culver
Friday
The following suit was filed in JUS
tice Molter's court Friday T. c.
Kleckner VS. Andy Stringer, COM
plant on account TO the amount OF
s14OO.
Joe Stegman was up from Peru
today visiting his father, Peter Steg-
man and also advertising the Red
Mems Carnival which will be held at
Peru, August p to Goth.
Miss Mary Calver who has been
spending the past week at Lake Max
inkuckee and Thursday was the guest
of Miss Nellie Reeve returned to her
home at Chicago Friday
Mr.. Taught, who had been in this
city for the past week in the interests
of the order Of Ladies and knights
of Honor, returned to indianapolis
Thursday morning.
Miss Chloe Butler, Miss Rosa Lii
decker, Oscar Burch, Willard CRUDE
and William English have returned
from Valparaiso where they attended
the summer term OF the Normal
school.
An excursion consisting OF sixteen
coaches of Changers from South
Bead for Winor,a Lake passed
Through here Friday morning. Fri
day was Farmers day at Winona
Miss Georgia Vinall and her guests
Miss Visel of Niles, Mich, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. T. KeIlar and H. N. Barnes
OF South Bend, and Willard CRUDE,
spent the afternoon at Lake Maxim
kuckee, Friday.
The big Wolf Greek dredging con-
tract has been let to the E. "A. France
& Son construction company OF Chi
cage, and preparations are being
made to begin the work of dredging
in a short time.-Argos Reflector.
The Ri. Rev. Herman ]. Alerding,
bishop of the Catholic diocese of
Fort Wayne, accompanied by other
bishops of the church, will sail prob
ably on September 7, for Rome to
visit the pope-Ft. Wayne Journal
Gazette
Mr. and Mrs. Grove De Line, who
have been visiting Afr. and Mrs.
William O'Keefe and other friends
in and near this city for the past
three weeks, returned 10 their home
at Los Angeles, California, Friday.
The German township Sunday
school convention will be held at the
Bremen fair grounds, Tuesday, Al
gust 90. S NJ Halpenny, state super
intendent will be present and all Sum
day schools are invited.
Daniel Boomershine and James
Laverfng, Nappanee saloon-keepers,
whose places were closed by remon-
strators, and who petitioned the
county commissioners for a return of
license fees, have been given a rebate
Of $50 each.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gibson re-
turned to their home at Hanna last
Friday They attended the Gibson
Staley reunion which was held at the
home of James Gibson southeast of
Plymouth Thursday. There were
over seventy members of the different
families present.
Joe Bergman of Peru is candi-
date for King" to be crowned at the
Red Mems Carnival to be held in
that city next week The reports
are that Joe is making an exciting
race and if the honor is bestowed
upon him will make an imposing
King"
Sol c. Dickey of the Winona board
of managers has announced that ST.
Oo0,0 will be spent by the board on
improvements next year. A big por-
ton of the money will be used in the
construction of elect-.~ lines between
Winona and South bend, and from
Winona to Peru. On teh assembly
grounds new buildings will be erect
ed and the general landscape will be
greatly beautihed.
E. L. Payne, head of the depart
ment of Mathematics at the Kansas
State Normal, Emporia, Kansas, Wis
+ tied with County Superintendent
Marks Wednesday Mr.. Payne was an
instructor in the county institute here
four years ago. Next week he will
be with the Porter county institute,
~ ~ struetor in mathematics.