The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-06-22

" Haioiu Nidy hdo pun SHScCu luC
Kleekner dray line.
Mrs. L. ]. Oliver mas returned to
her home in South Bend.
Miss Bertha Seybold has returned
from visit with relatives at South
| Bend.
Mrs. E. Dixon returned to her
home at Chicago Saturday after a
| visit of several days in this city with
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Emerson.
A Warsaw man gave up s9.65 Tues.
! day when hauled into justice court
for non-payment of dog tax. Some
people in the county might profit by
this hint.
The Leffert ditch in Green town
ship was sold Thursday to Chas.
Stauffer by County Surveyor Vanvac-
tor. The Lowry ditch was to be sold
| this afternoon.
Company l of the home militia
| have received their new dress uni
forms which are very smart looking.
Besides the regulation suit they
were also provided with new caps
and hats, leggins and ponchos. The
company is in flourishing condition.
Walter Brooke, of Salt Lake City,
Utah, who is taking course in cleo
trical engineering at the Armour In
stitute, Chicago, came to Plymouth
Tuesday to visit his grandparents and
his father who was here. He re-
turned to Chicago with his father
Friday morning
The Misses Fay Hess, Julia Yock-
ey, Ruth Leonard, Lizzie Carver,
Blanche Richards and Miss Haas of
Pierceton and Fred Sanner, Fred
Bonham and Arthur Dickinson went
TO Mishawaka to attend the Chris
tan Endeavor Convention which is
being held there.
Mrs. James Farley whose home 10
at New York City, went to Fort
I, Wayne Friday where she will Wis
it for a week with relatives. She
has been visiting her mother Mrs.
Bertha Hoham for the past week and
before going to her home she win
return to this city.
| Word was received Friday even
ing that Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Brown
of Edgerton, Ohio, had been killed
by Lake Shore fast train when eros
sing the railroad tracks at that place
last Friday morning. They were well
known here beng particular friends
of c. S. and A. NJ. Cleveland.
Professor James S. Knight, at one
time superintendent of the public
schools in Laporte, was killed at a
rail road bridge in Cotton, California,
Monday. Prof Knight left for the
Pacific coast about two months ago
to engage in land business and was
apparently enjoying good business.
He was born in Laporte county and
was resident there for many years.
Mr.. Frank Carey will this week
go to Toronto, Canada to attend the
international Sunday School Conven-
ton. Mr.. Carey was nominated in
the last County Convention to be one
of Indana's sixty official delegates
and he will be sent by the courtesy
of his own Sunday School of which
he is superintendent, the Presbyter-
ian of this city.
| The NJ E. church is planning to
hold a patriotic celebration on the
night of July 4th in the lecture room
of the church. There will be some
thing to instruct and elevate as wen
as to amuse people. The great work
of the founders of this republic and
the obligations of those now living
to perpetuate a pure government,
cannot be too often impressed on
the rising generation.
The Samuelson road case was de-
feated Thursday. This was to be a
joint road between Marshall and
Starke county. The demonstrators
defeated the road upon the ground
that Starke county had refused to
concur in the order of the commits
sioners of Marshall county in estab-
fishing the road.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller
a baby boy Thursday morning. Mr..
Miller is the genial night ticket ag-
net at the Pennsylvania depot.
The Ladies of Wide Awake Hiye
70. 81 and Bremen Hive were roy
lily entertained at the home of Mrs.
Ed. Kirkendoffer Thursday. The fol-
lowing went from Plymouth, Ladies
Miles, Marshall, Lishburn, VanGilder,
Zumbaugh, Hahn, Born, Butcher,
Enele and Kilmer and from Bremen,
Ladies KONG, Rine1e, Shock, Yock-
ey, Ellis, Scott Kiteh, Miller. TO
issy that tliey had 1 good time goes