The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-09
LOCAL NEWS


Dr. E. ]. Ball at Valparaiso this
week.
Miss Kathryne Tyrell of Tole-
do, Ohio, is visiting Miss Bessie
Bender.
Joseph Mead is spending a
week with his sons at Monroe,
Michigan.
Miss Gertrude Peterson has
gone to Bass Lake for a visit of
two weeks.
Jesse Gilmore of Chicago, has
ben visiting his parents in this
city few days.
Grandma Rentschler's condi-
ton remains unchanged. She is
still seriously i'll.
Mrs. Miriam Marsh is visiting
relatives and friends in Union
township this week.
Mrs r. |. Vngilder and child
rem are visiting relatives and
friends in Michigan.
Miss Pearl Deamer. of this city
has been visiting relatives and
friends at Rochester.
Misses Erma and Ruth Miles
of Syracuse, Ind, are visiting
Miss Lois North in this city.
Metsker has been given per-
mission to attend the Bryan
meeting in New York August 80
Misses Waneeta Stanton and
Ruth Beebe of Pierceton, are Wis
iting Miss Erma Humrichouser.
There is boy at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Girton on
William street. 1t is their first
child.
In about three weeks many
families will begin to plan how
they can rest up from their sum-
mer vacation
The general strike planned III
Russia does not amount to much
and will evidently collapse be-
fore many days
Clyde Unger was fined $500
and costs for the reckless driving
that came near causing the death
of two ladies Sunday.
The little grandchild of Charles
Hills residing near Bourbon,
died Monday and the remains
were taken to Crestline for bur-
ial.
Miss May Spencer of the Bor-
ton institute, has returned to
Plymouth after a visit of a few
days with her mother at Roches-
ter.
Curtis Brugh of South Bend,
has returned home after a visit
in this city with his grandfather,
Richard Brugh and other rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Myers,
Mrs. James Myers and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Myers of Terre Haute
visited over Sunday at Jesse Nc
Neeley's.
Special excursion to Lafayette
Aug. 9, on account of Farmers
Institute. Train leaves Plymouth
s:55 a. m. Fare $1.75. Children
half fare. d3
The Indiana railroad commits
sion has made another good saw
ing to the public by securing a
reduction in freight rates on thu
Vandalia road.
Miss Grace Tanning went to
Warsaw to attend the funeral OF
her cousin. Frank Snyder. the
mail clerk who died from injur-
les received last week.
]. w. and c. o. Newly and
their families, of Arcadia, Ind.
spent Tuesday afternoon in this
city on their way to Culver for
vacation Of two weeks.
Marshall county has a good
crop of wheat, oats, clover seed,
corn potatoes, fruit and vege-
tables of all kinds. Northern In
diana cannot be excelled any
where.
John T. Hawkes. has been Sc
lected as the new principal Of the
Warsaw high school. He is a
graduate of Wabash college and
former principal of the Albion
high school,
FOR SALE-My residence corner
CAIRO and Center streets. Time Civ
en- if desired Also household goods
tn fri aug w3 Mrs. ]. B. Williamson
The rain Monday evening
came in time to save the corn
and other late crops from dam
age, and was generous and gen
tie downpour all night that made
everybody glad.
Austin Bowles got his left arm
caught in the machinery at the
barrel factory Monday morning
and the wrist was SO badly crush
ed that he will not be able to
work for sometime.
The Plymouth band accompan-
led the business men 20 Pretty
Lake Tuesday. The band is one
of the best in northern Indiana
It's free concerts every Thursday
evening attract large crowds.
State Auditor Warren Bigler
is adding to the credit the public
will give the present state admin
istration by his fearless and full
investigation of insurance com
panies and the putting stop to
unfair and wrong practices by
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