The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-25

days with her sister.
w. c. Bailey and wife after visit
here with his brother, w. E. Bailey,
returned TO their home in Peru.
The people of Inwood have so far
subscribed $500 toward the building
of new NJ E. church.
Mrs. Ida Martin is here from South
Bend visiting her mother, Mrs Ell
mira Seymour, of East of this city.
DR.. Stevens has purchased a new
automobile 1t is one of the large
kind and runs with less noise than
of them. This makes the eighth
one in this city
Mrs E. L. Perry of Antwerp, Ohio,
who has been visiting Mrs. Mary Nc
Daniel for the past two days, went TO
Winona Lake TO attend the Presby-
terrain Conference.
John G. Bolles, one of the pioneers
of Green township, who spent the
past winter with his daughter inMich-
| igan, is here for a visit of a few
weeks
Judge Foster was elected to sue
coed Hemenway as Congressman
from the 1st Congressional district of
Indiana He dfeated Major Menzier
by about 100 plurality.
R. A Randall, Glenn Underwood,
Clifford Burkett and Reed Parker
went to Culver to witness the Engle-
wood Culver base ball game which
was played here Saturday afternoon.
The officials in the county auditors
office have figured that in adding up
the tax duplicate that they will add
what is equivalent to single column
of figures nearly ten miles in length
James Antonides Myers, OF Colora-
DO, who has been visi i g his brother,
Earl Antonides, left or Wednesday
for short visit at Bourbon and Ply
mouth. Warsaw Times.
More rain fell during the first eigh-
teen days of this month than has
been registered by the clerks of the
weather bureau for any month since
the memorable September of 1908.
Mss Evelyn Harsch who has been
bleaching in the public schools of Bre-
men during the past school year, has
accepted position with County Sur
veyor Vanvactor and will enter on
her duties May %
Mr.. and Mrs w. E. Walters of Bre-
men, and the Misses Laura and Car
rie Boss of this city have left on an
extended trip through the West
mainly in Oregon, Texas, and Cali
fornia.
Mrs. w. H. Matthews, of Ply
mouth, has returned home after visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Enoch Nov.
Her husband, Attorney Matthews is
attending Fulton Circuit Court.
Rochester Republican.
Charles Daugherty of Lapaz plead
guilty in the circuit court TO the
charge of assault and battery upon
the person of Preston Green, marshal
of Lapaz, and was fined SIS and costs
amounting to $17.35.
Rev. John A. Maxwell of South
Bend, who will deliver the address on
Decoration day here, is veteran of
the civil war and was at one time
member of the G. A. r. post in Ply
mouth.
o. F. Hoover has been working at
Winona Lake for several days on &C
count of the rush in the operators
Office there caused by the numerous
messages sent out relating to the
Presbyterian Conference meeting.
H. E. Buck has purchased new
Stanhope buggy that is winner. 1t
is ordinarily single seated but is ad-
justed so that it can be made two
seated without any trouble. 1t has
one INCH ruDOcl tllcS.
The case of the State of Indiana
VS. Lena Foley for selling liquors
without license was before Justice
Molter last Friday. The defendant
was discharged on account of tech
nicalities in drawing the Indictment.
Bart Walters, of Warren, is in Jail
for failure to pay a fine of $3.50, as
sessed under the anti-cigarette law.
After his arrest he rolled and smoked
cigarette, and this will be held
against him.
The class honor gold medal which
will be presented to the person rank
ing highest in his or her studies from
the graduating class of 'O5 may be
seen in the display window of ]. R.
Losey's jewelry store.
Rensselaer's handsome new public
library is practically completed The
building and grounds cost $4,000, OF
which $4,000 was donated by An
drew Carnegie The building is
made of pressed brick, trimmed in
cut stone, and the interior was 6n-
ished in oak
A man who was cumming his way
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