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

James O. Parks, of East Chi
cago spent Sunday with relatives
in this city.
Mrs. A. H. Massena, of War
saw is visiting her son, Albert
Masenna, and family OF this city.
Rochester is getting ready to
entertain Miss Helen Gould, who
comes to visit Colonel Brown.
Louis Mickey, of Niles, Mich,
spent Sunday with relatives and
friends in this city.
Miss Daisy Crabb, of Knox is
here visiting her uncle, George
Williams and family.
Mrs. c. w. Dill and son Or
vile, of Brooklyn, Y. ", are here
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ]. Ripple.
William English, who is at
tending the Valparaiso Normal
School, spent Sunday with his
family.
Governor Hanly has agreed
to make the commencement adj
dress at Valparaiso college, Aug
ust II.
A boy named Robert Cahill,
aged II years, alleges that he
knows who wrecked the Lake
Shore flyer.
Mrs. w. B. Yost and daughter,
Odetta, went to Plymouth, Satur-
day morning on a brief visit with
friends.-Warsaw Union.
Miss Emma Hillsman went to
Culver. Monday, where she has
accepted a position in the Culver
Citizen office.
H. II. Bonham went to Albion,
Ind, Monday, where he has been
called by the sickness OF his
brother.
Harold Oglesbee, who is home
on a furlough from the United
States Navy, came down from
Laporte to visit with Freddie
Kuhn until Sunday.
St. Mary's Guild will meet
Monday evening, July 10th with
Miss Dora and Edna Capron. All
members are requested to be
present.
George Bolinger was taken be-
ore Justice Molter Saturday eve
ming on the charge of defrauding
a board bill amounting to 81.
Complaint was made by Mrs.
Mary E. Espich.
The application for the admis-
sion of Jennie Rush, OF Mashall
county, as an inmate of Long
cliffe asylum has been suspended
on account of lack of room at that
institution.
! The Pennsylvania railroad COM
pany has notified Mr.. Hanes that
ten passenger coaches and a bag
gage car would be placed on the
track tonight for the accommoda-
ton of the people to Winona to-
morrow.
Louis Ferguson, telegraph op-
orator, and Miss Cora Trip were
married in Bourbon and came to
Plymouth to take the train for
Chicago on their wedding tour.
They will reside at Etna Green.
After having gained fame and
fortune as the star in. the play,
Sidetracked," Julie Walters, ia
nous as an imitator of a typical
tramp, attempted this week in
New York, to 'sidetrack" $22,9S0
in debts by filing a voluntary pc
tition in bankruptcy.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. futile, of
Fort Wayne, spent Sunday and
Monday with 0. F. Hoover and
family. They will visit several
days in this city before returning
to their home. Mr.. futile is en-
ployed on the Pennsylvania as
telegraph operator.
The Wabash county commits
sioners have contracted with ].
B. Workman, a tax ferret to re-
cover taxes on sequestered prop
erty. Workman will get 50 per
cent. of all moneys recovered for
the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. EVERY re-
turned from their wedding tour
Monday and in the evening mem
bers of the Eastern Star and 9TH
er friends, numbering about sixty
persons went to Pretty Lake and
gave them a reception and an old
fashioned charivari, after which
they presented the. happy couple
with fine cut glass water set.
Mr.. and Mrs. EVERY threw open
their cottage and the crowd had
refreshments and a merry time
until almost midnight.
The attorneys for barrow,
Worden and Talbot, against
whom disbarment proceedings
have been brought in the La
porte circuit court, filed a pro-
test against the drawing of the
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