The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-05-31

went to South Bend to visit over
Sunday.
Miss Townsend of Etna Green,
has been visiting Miss Rankin in
this city.
l.. Brewer, the cement builder
of Rochester, was in Plymouth
Saturday.
Mrs. S. E. Reeves went to
South Bend Saturday for a visit
of few days.
Home grown strawberries are
beginning to ripen and short
cake will be plenty.
Matthias Mangus has returned
OF his home near Lakeville after
a visit with relatives east OF
town.
Misses Catharine Schooner and
Christine Myers went to Misha-
waka to visit over Sunday.
Harold Jevne came from Glen
wood, ILL.,, to attend the funeral
of his grandfather, John McColl
Mrs. John Chandler went to
Warsaw to visit over Sunday and
attend commencement exercises.
Lawson Tyson and his son,
Master Bert Tyson, have gone to
Batavia, ILL.,, for a visit of two
weeks.
Misses Rose McHugh and Hat
tie Schooner are guests of the
family of John Miller at South
Bend.
Mrs. Peter Gibson has return
ed to South Bend after a visit OF
ten days with relatives and
friends here.
Mrs. l.. Bidwell and children
and Coda and Omer Powers
went to Tiosa to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. Phillips.
Seven persons were killed by
storms which swept over Texas
Friday and much damage was
done by wind in Nebraska and
Iowa.
The funeral of Levi Lauer was
largely attended Friday after
noon and Rabbi Stolz preached
an excellent sermon. The re-
mains were taken to Cincinnati
Tor interment.
The state melting of the coun-
ty superintendent will be held at
indianapolis in room 81 of the
state house on July 2 and 3. The
executive committee is arrang-
ing strong program.
Edward Lavender of Union
township, 81 years old, was del
egate to the Democratic county
convention and was in Plymouth
at $50 a. m. as lively as men OF
fifty years and younger.
The Republican convention
called to meet at Plymouth Satur-
day, June 2, has been postponed
in the interest of harmony and tc
give all who want to be candi-
dates a chance to present their
cF ms.
Miss Marie Morsches was sew
enteen years old Friday and en-.
tertained large number o
young friends at her home in the
evening. 1t was an enjoyable oc
casion which all present will re
member.
Joseph Lauer, of St. Louis, wa.
here to attend the funeral of hi
brother, Levi Lauer, and wen
from here to Rochester to visi
his sister before returning home
Joseph was the youngest of ;
family of seven children.
Daniel Harley came to tow
Saturday to visit his son, l.. G
Harley. 1t is his first visit il
Plymouth for two years. He live
in Bourbon, but has been in de
clining health and his wife diet
| a few weeks ago after a long i'll
mess.
In taking the Chicago schoo
census enumerators are paid &C
cording to the number of child
rem listed. The result is that il
the fashionable parts of The cit,
the census takers have thrown III
their jobs. They didn't FINE
enough children to pay them 70
their time.
The stockholders of the Farm
er's Mutual Telephone Com
pany, of Whitley county, hav
decided to issue $4,000 worth O
bonds. A renter of a phone il
that county can talk to any phon
in the county without paying to-
fees and the farmers company
growing stronger and more pop
ular every day.
The Indianapolis papers tel
the story of delegate to the pro
hibition convention there VIII
went of course to put down tn
whiskey traffic. 1t seems h
could not keep the whiskey dow
after he had put it there, and fe
off the street car in one of hi
encounters with the rising evi
IOf course he was an exception
| North township Sunda
schools will hold a convention a
| the Brethren church one mil
north of Lapaz Sunday, June 3.