The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-06-01

Miss Hazel Neff went to Winona
Lake.
Mrs. E. Tascher spent the day at
Argos.
Geo. H. Thayer and son went to
Culver
Mrs. B. E. Ryder went to Bourbon.
Wayne.
Miss Sadie Whited went to Knox
on a visit.
Mrs. Rose Kinzie went to Harris
Station to visit.
J. Traxler was here on business
from Fort Wayne.
Miss Nina Ashton, of Michigan
City, is the guest of Fern Clough.
Thomas Davis of Fort Wayne, is
visiting Walter Wooden of this city
Miss Alice Bowman of Batavia,
H., is here visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Mrs.C. o. Yarrick and her mother,
Mrs. VanDorsten, drove to Argos
this afternoon.
Mrs. E. Balfour went to Warsaw,
where she will visit with friends for
several days.
Jonathan Yarian, of Nappanee, has
been granted an increase of pension
with $2345 back pay.
Thomas Fitz Morris OF Lima, Ohio,
spent Thursday afternoon and even
ing with friends in this city.
c. W. Metsker and family went to
Monticello where they will spend
Sunday with his parents.
Mrs. Frank Amos OF Bremen went
to Shelbyville to attend the COM
mencement exercises at that place.
A. c. Chilson, of Elkhart, a line
man of the Central Union Telephone
company, OF South Bend, fell from
the top of pole and was almost in
stantly killed.
William c. Gordan of Tippecanoe
township and Henry Y. Shirk of
North township were appointed by
the court as members of the County
Board of Review.
Mrs. Maud Houghton and Name
Hoham will sing the duet What Col
or Eyes do you Love Best?" from
Royal Chef opera at Society Musical
Comedy"
Mr. and Mrs. w B. Pierce of Fort
Wayne, who have been visiting H. B.
Allen for several days went to Grow
ertown Friday where they will visit
friends.
Henry Ashton and wife and little
boy of Fort Wayne are here visiting
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ashton. Mr.. Ashton is employ
ed as a street car conductor at Fort
Wayne.
A Knox man was asked to take the
nomination for assessor. mo thank
you" he replied "I've served one
term and there's only three places
left in town where | can visit now,
and I'd like to keep them" He could
not be influenced to reconsid.f.
Judge John Mcclure of Anderson,
Ind, has been appointed to hear the
disbarment proceedings against May
or barrow and City Attorney Wor-
den of Laporte and John W. Talbot
of South Bend. 1t is stated that
Congressman Crumpacker will be re-
tanned in interest of the defense. The
case will be tried in July.
A minister. at Monticello was MAX
ing a forenoon call on one of his par
ishoners. During the visit he asked
Tommie if he knew what a miracle
was. 90 yes" said Tommie dad
said it would be miracle if you had
sense enough to go home before din
ner." The inference is that the mir
acle happened.
Nan Patterson will appear on the
stage of the Harlem music hall, New
York, at a salary of $4,000 week.
She went to Philadelphia to sign the
contract Tuesday afternoon and re-
turned to Washington Immediately
after the negotiations had been clos
ed. Miss Patterson is to appear in
an act at the head of six othes chorus
girls.
There is some talk of organizing
a permanent base ball team in this
city for the season The following!l
lineup is under consideration. L..
Price, catch; Curtis and CRUDE, pitch;
w. Logan, 1st base; c. Ulrich, short
stop; John Hayes, End base; R. Lo-
gan, ard base; George Weigfe, right
field; Art Young, center field; Ray
Anderson, left field; and Edgar Wal
lace, substitute.