The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-07-20

Tuesday.
Number s179 drew the pair OF
shoes at the Clipper Cigar Store.
The Vandalia pay car passed
througn here Tuesday paying its en-
ployes.
Clinton CRUDE is erecting an up
to-date residence on Madison street
between Walnut and Plum streets
Mrs. Winkler of Chicago is visit
ing Mrs F. A. Forbes and Miss Saza
McMaster.
A cablegram was received Tuesday
from MIR. ana Mrs. Young announc-
ing their safe arrival at Liverpool.
Miss Chloe Butler of Valparai-
so college spent Sunday with her
parents Of this city.
L. i. & w. passenger trains
are now stopping at the Lake
Shore depot in Laporte.
Mrs. B. Kuhlmall of Laporte,
visited friends in this city while
enroute to Grovertown.
The Pennsylvania railroad pay car
passed through this city Wednes-
day, July 10 to liquidate claims.
Mrs. Henry Hall OF West town
ship left Tuesday for a visit of
several days at Chicago with her
daughter, Mrs. F. w. Fromm.
Mrs. N. V. Hoover and daughter,
Ina, went to South Bend Tuesday,
where they will visit the formers
daughter Mrs. J. E. Leighton
The semi-annual drill payment OF
the home company of the state mil
itia occurred Wednesday evening
at the armory.
Miss Gertrude Peterson re-
ceived word Saturday that she
had made a-three-years teachers
license.
Bishop White and son Russell,
of Michigan City, were in Ply
mouth Saturday while on their
way to Lake Maxinkuckee.
Miss Jennie Mortimore return
ed to her home at Bourbon after
visit with her sister Mrs. John
Langfelt and other relatives.
Mrs. James O. Parks and sis
ter, Miss Lois North, returned to
the formers home at East Chica-
go Saturday morning.
Mrs. Frank Boss and little son
are here from Brownville, Texas,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Boss
and other relatives and friends.
Mrs. Belle Charles of Kokomo, is
here visiting Mrs. Alice Place Thorn
as and other friends and relatives.
Mrs. Charles was formerly Miss
Belle Klinger
Miss Tyrell Ruth of Chicago,
who has been visiting at the home
of Mrs. Arthur Thompson for the.
past week, went to South Bend
Saturday.
Mrs. Samuel Riggens went to
Bourbon last Saturday for a two
weeks visit. She will also visit
at Nappanee before returning
home.
Earl Kelsey left Saturday for
South Bend where he has been
transferred. Chas. Norman of
Logansport will take his place as
operator at the Vandalia station.
Mrs. w. X. Berry, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Durham, returned to
her home at Chicago Saturday
morning.
The debts of nations given in the
World Almanac exceed $4,000, 0cO,-
0o0. They do not nearly represent
the cost of century's wars, but only
that portion of the cost which re-
mains unpaid and charge upon the
people.
The 60 feet addition which has
been built in the rear of NJ Allman's
store, adds much improvement to his
already large display of goods. Mr.
Altman has placed new awning in
the front of his store and he now has
one of the most up-to date stores
in the county.
Secretary of State John Hay was
worth s1O,OOO,O0O when he died. His
fortune came to him largely from
his wife, although he had husbanded
their resources ard increased the
family wealth by fortunate invest
ment. With one exception he was
probably the wealthiest man Indiana
has ever produced.
The Masons of Columbia City have
made complete settlement for the
fine new Masonic temple just COM
pleted and turned over to the lodge.
1t cost, including site, about $4,000
and is an honor to the order and
credit to Columbia City. 1t is one of
the finest buildings of its kind in the
state.
Bernard E. Nussbaum who has
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