The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-06-14

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VIM. Coar and wife of Tippecanot
township, were here to visit friends
and attend commencement exercises
DIR. c. o. Wiltfong of Chesterton
and Bert Cleveland of indianapolis
came home TO attend the alumni ban
quet.
Mrs. ]. w. Miller of Peru, has re-
turned home after visit of few
days with Mrs Benedict and Mrs. Ben
Linkenhelt.
Mrs. Brahman of South Bend, bet
ter known as Miss Mary Olson, came
to attend the commencement and
banquet.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hendrix of Ko-
komo, have returned home after a
visit of two weeks at the home OF
their daughter, Mrs. Fulk near Bre-
men.
Wheat harvest has commenced in
southern Illinois and southern Indi-
ana and farmers state that contrary
to former predictions the yield will
be large.
Men and women who were once
boys and girls in the Plymouth
schools are coming from far and near
to attend the alumni banquet this ev
ening.
Miss Olga Shakes, who teaches al
Rossville, Ill, is home for the sum
mer vacation Her brother, Rudolph
Shakes who is attending the Michi-
gan University at Ann Arbor, will not
be at home until June IA.
John w. Parks has been appointed
trustee of the estate of Robert H
Cox, deceased. The estate consists
of several pieces of property includ-
ing the Ross House. According to
the will the property is to be kept and
used for the benefit of Mrs Cox wild
ow of decedent
Thomas Mcdonald of Wolf Creek
who was in a critical condition when
taken to the hospital at Fort Wayne
successfully passed through very
dangerous operation and there is
every prospect of his recovery. He
expects to be home in about two
weeks.
Elkhart and Goshen papers are stat
ing that Rev. N. H. Sheppard is the
Republican candidate for auditor
of Marshall county. Like the
papers that talked about 300 delegate.
voting for Grant in Cincinnati in 1876
they are mistaken. Mr.. Sheppard.
name will not be on the Republican
ticket in Marshall county.
The body of Charles Kreisher, i;
we'll known young man living with hi.
parents about one mile east of Lake
vile, was found by the side of the
Wabash tracks early Wednesday
morning by section men. The bacl
of the head was terribly crushed ans
it was evident that death had been III
slant.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Glass went t.
Macy Tuesday to attend the funera
of Charles Oliver, brother of Mrs
Glass. Deceased resided on a farm
south of Plymouth, with his parent
several years ago, and was wei
known in Plymouth He had beer
in Montana several years and return
ed to Peru only six weeks ago. HI
leaves a wife but no children.
Increased receipts of the Culve
postoffice during the year ending
March I, 1906, have raised the offic'
into the $1700 class. The receipt
during that period were $500, an,
during the three months last pas
there has been further increase owe
the corresponding months of las
year which makes it practically Ger
tain that the Office will pay $500 il
1907.
A letter from the secretary of tn
Northwestern University Denta
school at Chicago informs us that G
F. Reynolds and Vernon A. Mile
have completed three years cours
| of studying dentistry with credit an
that the degree of Doctor of Denta
Surgery was conferred upon then
May 81, 1906. The secretary write
thai he is confident that each of thes
young men will give good accoun
of himself as a citizen and dentis
The city council elected George H
Thayer member of the school boar
to succeed S. NJ Stevens. Mr.. Thaye
is graduate of the Plymouth school
and of Cornell University, N. Y, h
was born in Plymouth, has reside
here all his life and is eminently qua
flied for the position to which he ha
been chosen. Mr.. Stevens, whom h
succeeds, has been a member of tn
board six years and was an able an
conscientious member of the board.
| Morgan Thomas has put us mex
another freak. This time it is lam
with two mouths. The second mout
is under its ear and is we'll formed
Two teeth are in the mouth and tn
lips are much like the mouth it use
for the eating habit The lamb
owned by VIM. Koffel, who lives nea
Mr.. Thomas and who values the an
NAL very much. The ear of the lam
hides the mouth from view, but it
| there lust tie same.-BOurbon Miro