The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-06-14
Mrs Peter Disher is visiting at Ar

Mrs. Peter Disher is visiting at Ar
COS.
Excursion to Michigan City next
Sunday.
B. E. Ryder made a business trip to
Hamlet today.
Band concerts will begin Thursday
evening, June 21st.
Hazel Sands is visiting her grand
mother in North township.
Special meeting tonight Masonic
hail. Master Masons' degree.
The Elks are holding their state
convention at Peru this week
Samuel Schlosser transacted bust
ness at Mishawaka Wednesday,
The Peru canning factory COM
menced canning peas last Friday.
Growing crops in Michigan were
seriously injured by frosts this week
Grain markets are all active and
strong and prices are good this week
There is only half crop of straw
berries in central and southern Indi-
ana.
Mrs. Jackson of Fremont, Ohio
is visiting her niece, Mrs. J. E. Mar
shall.
Albert Drake and family of North
township, are visiting at Knox, this
week.
Attend Music Sale Saturday, June
16 and save money. Houghton's
Music Store. w1fri
Rev. F. W. Adomeit is attending
the German Evangelical synod al
Peru this week.
Marshall county's cherry crop this
year is one of the largest and best
ever grown here.
The last will and testament of John
d. McLaren has been filed for probat-
ing in clerks Office.
Mr. and Mrs L. ]. Oliver of South
Bend, attended the funeral of Charles
Oliver at Macy Tuesday.
Mrs. F. M. White of Green town
ship, has returned from a visit of sew
eral days at Mishawaka.
Mr. and Mrs. F. p Bidwell spent a
few days in Plymouth this week and
went from here to Chicago.
Mrs. Margaret Hoppis of Warsaw,
visited in this city and went from
here to Logansport Wednesday,
Mrs. F. ]. Ellsworth arrived from
Fort Wayne Tuesday evening for a
visit of two weeks in Plymouth
Misses Grace Tanning and Daisy
Flory attended the Culver Academy
commencement Tuesday afternoon.
Rev Jansen of Frankfort, and Rev
Father Guendling of Peru, stopped
in Plymouth on their way to South
Bend
Pearl A Galloway has filed a com
plant for divorce from Lewis Gallo
way. Parker & Stevens are her at
torneys.
Mrs. B. F. Wells of South Bend
visited in Plymouth this week and
went from here to Argos for a visit
of few days.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to James ID. Lucas and Nellie R.
Reubelt, Everett E. Singleton and
Dora S. Walker.
Noble McCrory and Frank Leon
ard are out with Surveyor North this
week, studying surveying and engi-
neering in real work -
While the weather is slightly
warmer than it was Tuesday, the
weather bureau expects it to contin-
ue cool most of this week
Mrs. Matthias Haslanger of South
Bend. has been visiting her mother
Mrs. Weireiter and other relatives
and friends in this city this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Conner, Of
East Liberty, Ohio, attended the fun.
eral of Caleb Austin this week. De-
ceased was Mrs. Corners brother
Mrs. R. A. Hume, residing east Of
this city and Mr.. and Mrs M. ]. Liv.
inghouse of Hubbard, attended the
funeral of Nora WEIGH at Donaldson
The paving of Plum street will BIZ
completed this week and Plymouth
will have more miles of paved street.
than any other city of its size in In
diana
Mrs. w. c. Kidd of Ontario, Can
ada and Mrs. Mulloy of Chicago
we're among those who stopped ir
Plymouth on their way home from
Culver.
Ten thousand people attended tn,
exercises of Culver Military Acad
envy Tuesday and almost that man,
have been in attendance every da,
this week.
u. S. Klingerman of Polk town
ship, left for Newton, Kansas, Wed
nesday afternoon. After a visit will
relatives there he will go to Okla
homa and Texas.
Walter Wellman's balloon has beer
successfully tested in Paris. Blu
there IS still another test cominp II