The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-04-12
Daniel Mcdonald is visiting in Chi

w. H. Matthew and daughter, Eta,
visited in Rochester today.
Lee Richie and Kerry Allen trans
acted business in Bourbon today.
Mrs. w. F. Young and Mrs. Oliver
Rosenbury and daughter, are visiting
in the country today.
John Alexander Dowie has reached
the City of Mexico On his way to
Chicago.
Miss Mayme Southworth went to
Lafayette Thursday to visit at the
home of Rev. w. E. Mckenzie.
Miss Laura Seider has returned to
her home at Elkhart after visiting
her sister, Mrs. o. M. Welborn.
p. O. Jones spent Wednesday after
noon at Hanna and noted great i'm
provement in the Kankakee valley.
The Michigan street sewer became
clogged today and work at the Wick
ger barber shop had to be suspended.
Miss Emma Miller of Bourbon, has
returned home. Her term as teacher
in the township schools having ex-
pired.
Two son of County Recorder Por-
ter have been visiting their grandpar-
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Culver.
The students of Culver, Military
Academy are again at work after a
three weeks vacation. There are 313
of them.
Edward Huston of Texas, an en-
ploye of the Sante Fe railroad, visited
Ora Jacox in this city on his way to
South Bend.
d. o. Cramer visited and transact
ed business in South Bend today and
Elmer Wilson made a business trip
to Rochester.
Master Russell Rothenberger of
South Bend, spent several days of his
vacation at the home of Mrs. ]. NJ.
Kyser in this city.
Will Hoham and Mrs. Loesch of
Fort Wayne, were here to assist in
the celebration of "Auntie" King
hammers birthday.
+. M. McCrory placed his early
cabbage plants in the ground We'd
nesday, April 4. He is ahead of every
body else in town.
Nicolai, the barber, now residing at
South Bend, was in Plymouth this
week representing a South Bend can
dy and ice cream firm.
Daniel Keller, one of the old and
we'll known residents of Bourbon,
spent a few hours here Thursday
forenoon on his way to Lafayette.
A clerk in a New York life insur-
ance company has been arrested on
the charge of stealing $1O4. He made
the mistake of o taking s104, 900.
Joseph Black of German township
drove TO Plymouth through the rain
Thursday. We suppose he thought if
was too rainy to do anything at home.
Miss Olive Gunder, a teacher in the
indianapolis schools, spent her vaca-
lion in this city at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cassius Gun
der.
Mrs. Gideon w. Blain and little
daughter Eleanor, of indianapolis,
arrived Tuesday evening to be the
guests of relatives in Plymouth over
Easter.
Congress proposes to give South
Bend 100000 for an addition to its
present postof6ce building, which was
built by the government a very few
years ago.
Mesdames Schulz, Adams and
Smith have returned to their home
at Elkhart after attending the funera
of a daughter of Joseph Smith a
Donaldson.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian
church have postponed their recep
ton social until April Goth, on &C
count of sickness in the home of Mrs
Geo. Kleinschmidt.
The Culver Citizen says the fin
record in the line OF improvement
which was made last season at Cul
yer will be more than duplicated dur
ing the present year.
All of the Bourbon teachers am
many others from that city and vicin
ity changed cars in Plymouth OF
their way TO Lafayette to attend tn
Northern Indiana teachers institute
Miss Rosa Haslanger, who ha
been spending the winter at the hom
of her sister, Mrs. Maggie Kuhr
Port Huron, Michigan, is recovering
from a very severe attack of lagrippt
According to the South Bend Trib
une, Congressmna Brick has devote
many hours of almost every nigh
during the past month to the prepare
ton of his speech at the state con
vention.
The sheriff Of Benton County ha
begun arresting gamblers who wer
indicted by the grand jury this weel
The indictments have been drawn IN
der the section of the law that make
Imprisonment compulsory.
The man who discovered the pre-
ces of making anilinc dyes out c
coal oil will soon celebrate his sixty
eighth birthday anniversary and an