The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-07-26


Mrs. E. M. Osborne and daughter
are visiting relatives at Hammond.
Large yields of wheat are reported
from every township in Marshall
and adjoining counies
The Bourbon News Mirror says
the new sanitarium is growing in the
number of patients and the c;ircs cf-
fected.
The Plymouth ball team met its
second defeat at Bluffton Wednesday.
The score was to in favor of
Bluffton.
| Mrs. Bert Burch, who was called
here by the death of her brother,
Larkin S. Pogue, has returned to her
home in Chicago.
J. H. Koontz left Culver for Okla
homa on Tuesday to be absent three
weeks. He is arranging to publish a
map Of the new state.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Anderson
have returned to Chicago, after a
visit of several days in this city with
their daughter, Mrs. John Olds,
Miss Sarah A. Pershing has sold
her farm northeast OF this city to
Rev. w. w. Lineberry and Charles
w. Helm Consideration, 81, 300
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Shirley who
now reside at Walkerton arrived
Thursday for a visit of few days al
their farm during wheat threshing.
Mrs. Harry Huntley, who was here
several weeks helping to care for her
sick mother, Mrs. Hutchinson, has re-
turned to her home at Kalamazoo,
Michigan.
All the automobiles of Nappanee
and Bremen were here for the ball
game, and Nappanee has some of the
largest and best machines that ever
visited this city.
There were probably never so many
automobiles in Plymouth at any one
time as this afternoon The ball
game between the Royal Tigers oil
Bremen and the Plymouth Crays
was the attraction
Last Sunday witnessed interesting
services at the Presbyterian church
The solos by Miss Neff, OF Plymouth
were appreciated by the congregation
bourbon Advance.
The new Reformed church at Cul
yer will have a seating capacity o
$50. The contract for seats has beer
let to a Cincinnati firm, and are e
be ready September 1.
| Noyse Terrell, who has been a
Portland, Oregon four years surprise
his Bourbon relatives and friends b,
appearing Unexpectedly last Tuesda.
for visit at his old home
DR.. J. r. Abner and wife of Hamle
have gone to Mobile, Ala, for visi
of ten days. They want to know 70
themselves the kind of weather tina
is found there in midsummer
1 Mr. Hoppe, who resides near Oal
Hill cemetery has placed on our ia
bic two potatoes that beat the vine
less potatoes They are large nes
potatoes grown inside old ones.
Henry Ulrich and family and Mis-
Hulda Ruge, of Davenport, low;
Mrs. Gust Breinmeir, of Fort Wayn
and Mrs Harry Huntley, of Kala,na
zoo. spent Wednesday at Prett
] Lake
Mrs. Harvey Hutchinson, who ha
been seriusly i'll for several week
has so far recovered that she wen
to Hamond Thursday to spend
;, week with her daughter, Mrs. Cha
Hisey.
,, Several Marshall county youn
}, men left for Minnesota and the Dake
tas this week to work in the harve.
: fields Some of them expect TO &
a as far north as the great wheat r,
5 gions of western Canada.
Miss Alice Hallock writes from N
; agara that she and the entire pirty
tbnteen are having fine time The
o sisited Toronto, Canada, Wednesda
a Iant are taking in all places of intere!
d in .he vicinity of the falls.
d Miss Kate Kreidler, Laporte, o
n her way home from Winona, stoppe
here to visit day at the home {
a John c. Kuhn, who was making h
e. home with her parents, when he Ell
n listed in the Union army.
I'll Judge Zenor says he will remain
it the field as the regular Democrat
nominee of his Congressional distri
4 and will not withdraw at the dict;
h ton of the Democratic congression
v committee or the state committee.
r. Mrs. Dovie Carter, daughter
n Mrs. David Powell was here the la
S ter part of last week visiting he
mother. She went to plymouth MOI
day morning to visit her sister, Mr.
Charles Kellison.-Bourbon Advanc
II The record of railroad mileage f
n the year ending June %, shows tn;
+ 2,29s miles of new track have bee
: laid in thirty-nine states, and it
predicted that the record will be il
q creased duhring the next six month
$ Rev. William p. McKinsey, a wei
h known Methodist preacher in TIL
! city % years ago, has been appointe
c coior-bearer on tie staff of Depar
J. ment Commander Brown, of the G.
I r. Comrade McKinsey is 6s years {
. age.
= James Orr came from Muncie Wee
4. ,ecd,v for a Welt Of n fa,y dav