The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-06-29
Rollo Oglesbee of Laporte. was ii

Captan Morris of Culver, was in
Plymouth Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Drummond is here
from South Bend on a visit with rel
atives.
Chas. Ginty of Fit Wayne, spent
yesterday and today in this city with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hillsman of Col
umbla City returned to their home
Tuesday evening.
Henry Alderman went to South
Bend where he will visit relatives I'm
til alter the Fourth.
Miss Ruth Logan went to South
Bend for visit of several days with
Hortense Drummond.
The Bremen base ball team was
defeated Sunday by the Mishawaka
team by the score of 8 to 1.
Miss Meta Kuhn returned Tuesday
evening from an extended visit with
her brother, John. of Oklahoma City.
Seventy-six tickets were sold to
South Bend Wednesday on account
of the Masonic cornerstone laying.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Bryan went
to Mishawaka to attend the wedding
OF his brother, Herbert, which takes
place there today.
Mrs. Edwin Snyder returned to her
home at Bremen Wednesday. She
attended the funeral Of Emanuel
Hillsman yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs T. Tanner and daugh-
ter Edna, went to South Bend where
they will be the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry E. Engman.
The German Ladies Society meets
with Mrs. John Hoham Thursday af-
ternoon Light refreshments will be
served. Everyone welcome
Mr.. Charles Hinchey and two sons,
George and Bert who came to attend
the funeral Of Mr. Emanuel Hillsman,
returned TO their home at Tiffin, o.
VIII the party who exchanged
white shawls at the Eastern Star
meeting Tuesday evening kindly call
at Mrs c. Firestone's and exchange.
We acknowledge the receipt from
Mrs. Jas. K. Houghton, of three cop
les of the "Daily Alaskan" an up-to
date paper published at Skaguay, AL
aska.
Mr.. and Mrs. A D. Adams went to
Wanatah Monday, where they atten-
ded the wedding of Mrs. Adams
brother, Mr.. Howard Shinabargr to
Miss Grace Philips.
Rev F. W. Adomeit left Tuesday
for Ann Arbor, Mich, where he will
attend meeting of the Lutheran
church. Before returning home he
expects to go to Cleveland.
Carl Speisshoffer, who recently re-
turned from Salt Lake City, has ac-
cepted a position as salesman with
large book and publishing house
on Wabash avenue, Chicago and will
leave for that city Thursday.
DIR. H. A. Goblin, vice-presidens oil
DePauw University, will address; the
pupils OF the Indiana Boys School.
at Piainfield, July A his theme, The
Battle of Vicksburg"
1t is better as we'll as more gentle
manly not to swear at all, but it is
g 81
line. Two young fellows paid 81 and
costs at Button for the indulgence
last week, and apologized besides.
Senator Scott is entirely wrong in
supposing that the President wants
to build the Panama canal with for
eign supplies. The President wants
American supplies but at the prices
which all but Americans pay for
them.
Upon meeting at Harvard We'd
day, President Roosevelt and Secre-
.ary Taft were expected to formulate
and issue an official announcement of
the resignation OF John F. Wallace,
chief engineer of the Panama Canal
commission
At Northport, Mich, farmers who
raised potatoes last year held them
for a higher price than twenty-five
cents a bushel, and are now giving
them away to those who will haul
them off. Thirty bushels can be Sc
cured for twenty-five cents, the cost
being that of hauling load.
Mrs Rachael Stansbury and son,
Tully, and daughter, Lou, after Wis
it of several weeks at the home of
O. G.. Soice, left last Wednesday for
Mr.. Tully Stansbury's home at Har-
risonville, Missouri Mrs Stansbury
and daughter, Lou, will visit there
for some time before returning to
their home at Osgood, Ind.
Harvest is almost here and Mar
shall county farmers will soon COM
mence cutting wheat The grain is
turning rapidly and nothing but pro-
longed wet weather can now prevent
fine yield of exceptionally fine quail
ity. A few days more of hot, dry
weather will ripen the grain and by
the Fourth of July the harvest should
be in full blast