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

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Peru.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Zeiger spent
the Fourth at Rochester.
Ben Linkenhelt spent the 4th
at Rochester.
R. A. Chase has returned to
St. Charles, Mo.
Millard Fields spent the Fourth
at Chicago.
Mabel Love and Pearl Hunt re-
turned to South Bend.
Mrs. Peter Ulrich spent the 4th
at South Bend.
Charles Schmidt spent the 4th
at South Bend.
A patent scoop end gate wag-
on box, almost new, for sale
cheap. Enquire at this Office.
A patent scoop endgate wagon
box almost new for sale, Cheap.
Enquire at this office.
Floyd Hill has gone to Chicago
where he will attend the Metro
politan Business College.
Rev. l. Rothenberger and fam
lily, of South Bend spent the 4th
with friends in this city.
Walt Kyser returned to South
Bend after a weeks visit with rel
atives and friends here.
Nelson Rodgers and family re-
turned to their home at Niles,
Michigan.
Miss Lottie Pef1ey, OF South
Bend visited with Miss Mamie
Southworth over the Fourth.
Mrs. l. S. Cleaver and daught-
er returned Wednesday from a
visit with relatives at Elkhart.
One man is suffocated and two
hremen hurt as the result of a
$500 fire in South Brooklyn.
Seven negroes and a white man
are taken from Jail at Watkins
vile, Ga, by a mob, tied to posts
and shot to death.
w. H. Young and family left
for Europe Wednesday. They
go by way OF Montreal and will
remain until October.
The County council met in
special session Wednesday to
make appropriations for the new
paving.
Three automobile parties from
Chicago, Milwaukee and Indian
apolis were in Plymouth yester-
day and last evening.
Man who claimed to be a rabbi
is held in New York on the
charge of running pool-roon in
a synagogue.
Mrs. John Blain and sister,,
Mrs. Johnson, of Georgia, went
to Benton Harbor, Michigan, for
a visit OF several days.
Secretary Taft holly scores En-
gineer Wallace, charging disre-
gard of duty and the interests of
the government in a selfish hunt
for lucre.
w. T. Leonard came down
from Chicago Saturday evening
to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John G.. Leonard, and spent a
quiet Fourth with friends in Ply
mouth.
Harry Fuller left Wednesday
on his motor cycle for Union
Mills. where he will spend several
weeks visiting. He expects to go
to Valparaiso and Chicago before
returning.
Among those who spent the
Fourth at Rochester are the fol-
lowing: A. Jones, Nelson Nc
Laughlin, William Pitts, Floyd
Price, Earl Cox, Rhea Anderson,
Charles Glaub, Frank Espich,
Alfred Crater and Earl Bowman.
The people from here who went
to Rochester Tuesday do not
speak very highly of the celebra-
ton which was advertised to take
place there. All the Rochester
people took the early trains for
indianapolis and Huntington be-
fore the crowd reached their city.
The large buildings at Winona
afford ample protection against
rainy weather. Every one is in
vited to bring basket and accom-
pany the Sunday school Picnic
Excursion next Tuesday. Train
leaves about $50 and returns at
8 100 p. m. d1w1
Ample accommodations are
made for all who may desire to
spend the day at Winona next
Tuesday. Tickets at Tanners
drug store and at Forbes Seed
store; 80 and SIS cents, including
admission at the gates. Follow
the band to the depot which will
accompany the party to Winona.
The Fort Wayne News is not
fully satisfied with the new law
governing candidates for matri-
mony. The News thinks there
should be one more condition in