The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-06-07

Mrs. Metsker and her little daugh-
ter, Jean, are visiting at Camden
Ind
Mrs. w. B. Pearce went to Walnut
to visit before returning to her home
at Fort Wayne.
Miss Tyra Sanders has gone to
her home at Marshall, Wis, to visit
during vacation.
Miss Gertrude Peterson's school
has closed and she is home for the
summer vacation.
The showers Monday and Tuesday
were scattered and more than two
thirds of the county was dry.
Miss Lulu Williams has gone to
Hamlet, Ind, for visit of several
days with her sister, Mrs. Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs Jones Grant attended
the funeral of Joseph Coar at Bethel.
Mr.. Grant was one of the pail bear
ers.
june IA will be"Flag Gay" through
out the United States, and the nation
al colors will be paid due honor on
that day.
Dr. Ford Reynolds is home from
Chicago. He was one OF the gradu-
ates of the Northwestern dental
school last week
Mr. and Mrs. James Fletcher and
Mrs. Cox have returned to their
home at Kentfand after visit with
relatives east of this. city.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Fletcher at
tended the funeral of Joseph Coar
at Bethel Tuesday. They were his
nearest neighbors forty years
The number killed at Madrid
Spain by the bomb fiend who tried
to assassinate King Alfonso and his
bride, is now placed at twenty-four
c. r. Allen will deliver an address
on the eye at the mems meeting at
the Presbyterian church this evening
All men are invited Admission free
Rev. Geo. A. Plug and family are
away on their annual vacation. Mr.
Plug has gone to Elizabeth, N. J.,
and Mrs. Plug is visiting in Cincin-
natl
A child of William Kreighbaum
OF West township, two weeks old
died Sunday and was buried at the
Dunkard cemetery Monday after
noon
Mr.. and Mrs. William Strunk at
tended Rev /. Rothenberger's church
at South Bend Sunday evening, and
visited at Mishawaka and Elkhar,
Monday.
1t is thought that VIM Reno, oil
kewanna. died from ptomaine poison
caused by eating canned beef. He
was about forty years of age and in
perfect health.
The Italians employed by the
Pennsylvania railroad have struck
We do not know what their griev-
ance is, but they will probably al
be at work before the end of the
week.
The regular Republican convention
will be held in due time. Every effor
consistent with reason will be mad,
to unite the party before it is held, il
order to nominate a ticket that viii
be elected.
A Cincinnati yonug woman wh'
was paid $4,000 by the city for sup
posed permanent injuries received
on the street has been cured by faith
The question now is will she return
the money?
There was terrific storm of win,
and rain in Southern Indiana Mon
day afternoon which caused mucl
damage to property in several coun
ties. At Princeton two men wer'
killed by lightning.
Jesse Miller rode into town Mon
day in his new steam automobile
the largest and finest ever brough
into Marshall county. He purchase
ii in Chicago and is, we believe, tn
first of our farmers to invest in al
automobile
Vice-President Fairbanks, Senate
| Gearin, of Oregon, mad Representa-
tive Brick of Indiana, will take din
Her this evening with Father Zahn
and Father Burns at the Holy eros
| College. just outside of Washing
ton.-lndianapolis Star.