The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-06-21
DIR. Ritchey of Donaldson, was

June IA is nag day, but 1t seems TO
have been forgotten in Plymouth
These are rubber days. They are
stretched nearly to their full length
Miss Betty WEIGH has gone to Porl
Huron, Mich, for visit of week
Several men were seen in Plymouth
wearing overcoats June ~ and June
IA.
Mrs. Gilbert and her grand-daugh
ter visited relatives at Argos Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs A. M. Cleveland ar,
visiting friends at Buffalo, N. Y. ant
other points east.
Summer doesn't begin till June 81
Don't worry about the hot weather
you'll get enough of it.
The Misses Bussing of Warsaw
are spending few days with Mrs
d. E. Moore in this city.
Miss Florence Porcher, who teache:
in the South Bend schools, is home
for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Arthur Bryan and Misses S
E. and Daisy Flory and Mabel Bry-
an spent Thursday at Peru.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed NJ. Reese and
daughter of Fort Wayne are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. P. o. Jones.
Charles Thompson has been gwen
the contract as janitor of the court
house for another year at $500 year
Hildred Rothenberger is here from
South Bend to spend the summer
with her grandmother, Mrs. Bottorff
Miss Anna Alexander took bright
little boy from Brightside to Porter
county to family which will adopt
him.
Miss Cosa Filson of Inwood, is
visiting with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Christian Manuwal of this
city.
yr. and Mrs. Charles Bame oil
Dayton, Ohio, are visiting Mrs. Floyd
Bunnell here and relatives at Bour-
bon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict and their
niece, Miss Schuntzbaugh, went tc
Macy Thursday for visit of severa
days.
John Peterson, one of Bourbon.
old citizens had his right leg broker
while unloading telephone poles Wed
nesday.
Rudolph Shakes who is home from
Ann Arbor University, is as sun
Drowned as farmer, or newspape1
reporter.
Miss Mabel Bryan of Argos, ha'
returned home after visit of sever
al days in this city with her brother
and other relatives.
An official statement that there ar
no cases of yellow fever in New Or
leans or in Louisiana has been issue
by the Louisiana board of health.
Mrs. Lucy A. York of Donaldson
was here several days on account o
the serious illness of Sylvester York
|child caused by complications follow
ing measles
Applenan & McDufie are putin
down $50 feet of cement sidewalk o
/ the two fronts of the Ceiselman prop
|erty, corner of South Michigan an
Louisa streets.
Mrs. Gilbert and Mrs. Bennett an
daughter have moved from Chicag
! to Plymouth for the summer and no.
occupy the Ashley property on Ger
tier and Washington streets.
The bookstore of Siemon & Br'
lat Fort Wayne, has closed its door
The firm going into bankruptcy. TIL
istore has been running for 46 year
and for long time did large bus
mess.
Mrs. William Bates, better know
here as Miss Grace Smith, before HI
marriage to Captain Bates, is II
mother of a nice baby girl born Tue
day, June 18th, at their home in F
Wayne
The Hoosier the new Democrat
weekly paper published at Indiana
oils, makes its appearance in mag
zine form and geographically it is
ine paper 1t is filled with Dem'
|cratic editorials and interesting mi
cellaneous matter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Longworth have m
King Edward, but if the cable di
patches are true it is probable tn
Mrs. Longworth was more interests
in the jewelry that was worn by Il
ladies present than she was in Il
royal old gentleman with the viii
kers.
| A report recently issued by Il
Estate statistician shows that the a
erage tax levy for county purposes
the ninety-two counties of lndial
| for 1905 was 52.s9 cents. This j
cludes levies for general purpose
gravel road repairs, bridges al
county bonds
The Rochester Republican says 2
titions are in circulation in that tov
Ito change it to city. The pap
thinks the petition will meet Wi
success and says if it does Rochest
Twill be only thirty years behind Pl
mouth with straight track to cat
up and pass on.
Mrs. b. ]. Foulke. who resid