The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-07-12

on the streets every Thursday even
ing.
Blackberries will be a bumper crop
this year if we have some showers
next week
Miss Maggie Murphy is again al
her work in Kloepfer's store after
a vacation of a week
Mr. and Mrs. Wills have arrived
from Pittsburg to remain until the
close of the pickle season.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Taylor of Chi
cago, are visiting Mr. and Mrs Nor
man Waterhouse this week.
Mrs. Davidson of Letters Ford, is
spending a week in Plymouth with
her daughter, Mrs. Hosimer.
1t is said that another Elkhart con
Germ, the Elkhart Mining and Bridge
company, is facing bankruptcy
Miss Emily Flack has returned tc
Chicago after visit with the Haae
family near the Vandalia station.
Mrs. S. A. Uncapher of Knox and
Mrs S. c. Rhinehart of Grovertown
visited friends in Plymouth this week
Mrs. Lizzie Pierce of Metamora
Indiana, is visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Goodrich near
this city.
The Germn Sunday School picnic
was held at Pretty Lake Tuesday and
was a very successful and enjoyable
occasion.
Miss Emma Protsman has gone -
Convoy, Ohio, for visit of three
weeks with her brothers and her
aunt in that city.
Miss Clara Taylor has returned
to her home at Madison, Ind, after
visit in this city with her aunt
Mrs Mary Taylor.
Mrs. Frank Firestone of Bourbon
spent a few days of the past week
with Miss Saza McMaster and Mrs
Forbes in this city.
i John Robbins who has been in the
grocery business with Frank Van
glider, sold his interest to Mr.. Van
glider last evening.
American farmers will harvest the
largest grain crops this year on rec
ord, according to the estimate of con-
dition as of July 1 issued in Wash
ington.
Bert Deniston, who has been visit
| ing relatives and friends here for ten
days, went to Bourbon Wednesday
He will return to Fitzgerald, Georgia
in a few days.
The Chicago board of tax review
has decided that the Marshall Field
estate owes $1,67s,OOO back taxes, and
announces its intention to attempt
their collection
w. S. Gear, who fell from cherry
tree two weeks ago and sustained
severe injuries, is still paralyzed be
low the chest and there is little
change in his condition
Adam Klingel, who had been for
half century prominent citizen OF
South Bend, died Tuesday morning
as the result of injuries received in
a street car accident last Sunday.
The Syracuse Register has been
sold by ]. p Prickett to Mr.. Messi-
more, formerly of Ligonier and Bre-
men. Mr.. Prickett bought it of Ed
c. Graham about three years ago
Mrs. J. Sutherlin VIII has been al
South Bend eight weeks nursing her
mother, Mrs. Anna Peak, returned
to her home near Donaldson Wed
nesday, taking her mother with her
Miss Gertrude Rimpler of Logans-
port, is spending a week in this city
with Miss Minnie Clark. The Rimp-
ler's once owned the property where
the Grand Hotel stands and resided
there
The hot, dry weather this week
has enabled many farmers to thresh
wheat from the shocks in the field
The yield in almost all cases is fully
up to expectations and the quality
is excellent.
AS expect to engage in the res
taurant business in the city my place
will be opened tomorrow evening fol
a o'clock dinner. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all Meals csc
]. B. Bowel, Prop.
Miss Mary Cleaver returned from
her visit at Frankfort, Ind, accom-
panied by Miss Elsie Virgin of Lafay-
cite, Ind, and Miss Rcwena James oil
Frankfort, Ind, who will visit several
| days with Mary CieaSer.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Smith left fol-
Petosky. Mich, Tuesday evening to
spend the summer. Mrs. Smiths par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. KEN X. Brooke
Twill join them there as soon as Mr.
Brooke gets stronger and able tc
travel.
Raymond Searles, aged %, an en-
ploye of the United States Express
company was killed at Elkhart Mon
day night. His head was crushed
between two express cars while he
was sealing the end door of one Of
the cars.
Thomas Taggart draws first blood
in the Indiana gaming war by getting
a decree ousting the gamblers fro.r
the casinos, which he will use as
evidence to show that he really die
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