The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-07-05

visiting her father, b. T.. Ryder anC
other relatives and friends in Ply.
mouth
Ice cream social on .Oron Hoover
lawn, corner Walnut and CAIRO street
Friday evening Proceeds to be used
for Reformed church paving Every
body invited. wd
The commissioners have been in
session since Monday forenoon, but
we go to press Tuesday night on ac-
count of Fourth of July, too early to
give proceedings.
Mrs. William Gouchenour, resid-
ing north of Bourbon, accompanied
her daughter Mrs. Omer Singrey,
and her granddaughter Laura VOL
forth to South Bend Monday.
Mr.. J.. Lott Losey and his friend,
Chas. Huff of South Bend, Mr.. Joseph
Sainter and daughter Doreathy, of
Indianapolis, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs J. R. Losey Sunday.
Agnes, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John R. Jones was ten years old
Monday, July 2, and number of her
young friends gathered at her home
to help her celebrate the anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Overspeck
of Logansport, spent Sunday in this
city at the home of Mr. w. S. Gear,
Mrs. Overspeck's father, who was
hurt last week by falling from cher
ry tree
Charles Bloom, the Nappanee
young man, who fell from a Winona
south bound interurban car at Lees
burg Saturday afternoon, died at
| Warsaw about four hours after the
accident.
Senator Beverage, who had accept
ed an invitation to deliver an adj
ress in Paris, France, the 4th of July,
was compelled to cancel the engage
ment because of his inability to leave
Congress last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford English of
Donaldson, Mrs. Charles Hoham and
Mrs. Beerbower of this city, Mr.. aid
Mrs. Bert Beerbower of Logansport,
are among those who went from here
to South Bend Tuesday noon.
Baron de Rothschild, head of the
Paris house, is about to start daily
newspaper and become its editor. If
he is in search of new experiences
and plenty of them he has chosen the
most direct way of finding them.
David Warnicutt of Inwood, has
filed suit for $500 damage against
the Pennsylvania railroad company,
charging that fire from one of their
engines destroyed his property.
Charles Kellison is his attorney.
James Ceddes of Donaldson, the
father of Mrs. p. T. Mnnn, made
this Office a pleasant call Tuesday.
He is 81 years old, is very well in
formed and possesses many valuable
recollections of the past sixty years
The South Bend papers and most
of the daily papers in other cities an
nounce tnat the Plymouth base ball
lteam has disbanded, but it has proved
itself the best ball team in this sec
ton of the state and may be kept
alive.
Uncle Dan Overmyer's wife has
left him and when she secures a d.
vorce uncle Dan will again be in the
market, believing there are still goo
fish in the sea Those matrimonial,
inclined can address him at MoIter-
ey, Ind.
AS we are going to leave Plymouth
about August 18th we respectfully ask
for settlement of all our accounts
by August 1st at the latest. After
that time all unpaid accounts will
pass out of our hands. Resp't yours
l.. A. Kloepfer
Marriage license for the past week
have been granted to Charles A. Ger
rard and Ella May Compton, James
r. Kilburn and Elizabeth Tysos,
John A. Pratt and Manda Burger
Charles w. Myers and Sarah Olive
Green, Samuel E. Carl and Nettie A
Miller.
The announcement is made as i
with authority that the Thaw family
will spend its $4,000, 900, if neces
sary, in the effort to save, young Har
ry K from being eloctrocuted. Will
such possibilities before them tn:
lawyers will do their best to max,
it necessary.
Herbert Hess and family arrived
from Indianapolis Sunday where Mr.
Hess is engaged in the practice of law
and has good business. The family
will remain here during the summel
Fat the home of his father, Judge Hes
but Herbert returned to indianapolis
Tuesday afternoon.
| Sigmund Mayer was 20 years old
July 3; has been in Plymouth 3!
years; filled the position of council
man and member of the school board
for many years, as well as other pc
sitions of Importance. He is not SC
Iyoung as when he came here but HI
works every day. s
| F. P. McFadden has bought tn,
Linkenhelt elevator which he leases
a few months ago He has shown
himself progressive energetic bust
ness man and an excellent either
since he came here and Plymouth vii
be glad that he is to be permanent