The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-05-24
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Jacob Galloway and family of Mish-
awake, visited relatives In Plymouth
and ODER this week.
Mrs John Blaklesley of Fort
Wayne, was guest at the hcme OF
Oron Hoover, Thursday.
c. l.. Morris has received an order
for los, 900 canvas Stats to go to
Buenos Ayres South America.
A baby is never as pretty as its
mother thinks IT Is ana hardly ever
as ugly as the neighbors say 1t is.
T.. C. Martmdale and County AS
SCISSOR Leonard were inspecting po-
litical fences in Bourbon Thursday
Mrs. +. G. Armantrout with her
little daughter, Frances, went to
Bourbon Thursday for visit OF two
days.
Matthias Beatty has been declared
OF unsound mind and Isaiah and Nor
man Beatty have been appointed his
guardians.
Mr. and Mrs. Minard Meyer of
Donaldson, who have both been very
sick for several weeks, seem to be
Rev. /. II. Reddick of Cooper,
Mich, has returned home after Wis
1t with his daughter, Mrs S. Z. Boys,
IN this city.
The commissioners have awarded
the contract for two arches over the
Knepp ditch in Bourbon township, to
Frank Shively for $51s.
A temperature of So degrees was
reached in Chicago May 16, 1906,
making that city the hottest in the
United States on that day
Mrs. Nancy Snepp, who has been
spending the winter at Winona, with
her son, Mark Snepp and wife, is
now visiting at Bourbon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Wolford
have gone to Martinsville for several
days where Mrs. Wolford will take
treatment for rheumatism.
A Z. Clark of Argos, who has
been visitin. at Tyner stopped here
for a visit with old army comrades
and other friends in Plymouth.
wednesday and Thursday, May &c
and II, will be recollected as two
very hot days in May. The mercury
marked from So to 90 degrees in the
shade.
A rural route carrier, up in Mich
Igsn, having so much mail that he
couldn't deliver 1t, tore up the rest.
thus we see the simple life is making
rapid progress.
The thunder storms that have been
prophesied for several days by the
weather bureau are still on the sched-
ule and are expected TO usher in cool
er weather tomorrow.
The loyal friends of both the Ret
finger and Bates families in Bour-
bon township express deepest feeling
and sympathy for them in the sorrow
that has come so Unexpectedly.
James Heaton. of the Marion sol
diers home, is visiting army COM
rades and other friends in Plymouth.
He resided here thirty years ago and
was painter and paper hanger.
John Guipe. of Elkhart, who has
been visiting his brother-in-law, Hen
ry Humrichouser in this city, has
gone to Denver, Ind, for visit oil
week, when he will again return To
Plymouth.
The State Board of education which
met at Indianapolis, Tuesday, select
ed grammar, history, physiology and
spelling books, for the common
schools, to be used during the next
ten years.
The Laporte city council is work
ing with two sets of committees, one
appointed by Mayor barrow and one
by the council. The committees nam
ed by the council are victorious in
all proceedings.
DIR. Hunter of Ashland, Ohio, who
had been the guest of II. Humri-
chouser and family for week, went
to Bourbon Thursday accompanied
by Mrs. Harry Humrichouser, for a
visit of day or two on his way &c
his home in Ohio
The pipe line of the Standard Oh
company from the Indiana field &c
the Whiting refinery burst at Lake
ton, Ind, this week. A column Of
oil spurted IS feet in the air and Z
large quantity was wasted before tn,
leak was discovered.
One of the new features of the W.
mona Assembly this season will b.
the big gathering of college youns
women who will meet there during
the week of August 81, in big con
vention of Young Women's Christian
Association workers.
The Standard Oil Company ha
announced an additional advance il
the selling price on all high grades o
gasoline. Seventy to ~ degrees ties
gasoline is advanced 1-2 gallo
while all other. high grades are pu
up l cent per gallon.
Bourbon papers say that the repor
of an old feud between the Bates an
Rettinger families is not true. Almos
everybody knew this. Reporters 70
yellow journals have orders to furnis