The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-07-12

spent the Fourth with her brother,
James Shafer.
Mr. and Mrs. Zach Tanner went to
Michigan Wednesday, July 4, for
visit of a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Platz visited
at Alva Porter's On their way from
Bourbon to South Bend.
Ralph and Clara Mowbray and Miss
Wade of Peru, spent the Fourth with
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Tribbey.
John w. Heckaman of Kokomo,
spent the Fourth of July with his oil ]
friend, Joseph Kleinhenz, near this
city.
Kloepfer has sold his farm 20 Fred
and George Mast, who have been ten
ants of the farm for the past six
years.
Wheat harvest came a few days
earlier than expected, more than half
of the wheat being cut before the
Fourth.
This is the day on which the boy
who has to clean up the litter he made
wonders whether the fun was really
worth 1t.
]. F. Langenbaugh and wife ate
their Fourth of July dinner with Mr.
and Mrs. Eli Treece in the country
west of town.
Henry Mayer ard Mr.. and Mrs. Ju
lius S eyer of Chicago, were here =
help Mr.. Sigmund Mayer celebrate
his 7tOi birthday.
Mrs. Allen has returned to her
home in South Chicago, after visi.
of few days in this city with her
son, H. B. Allen.
July and were the hottest days
known in Oregon in the past ten
years. The mercury registered from
100 to los in the shade.
Mr.. and Mrs Michael Holdread of
Three Oaks, Mich, have returned
home after visit with their daughter,
Mrs. Thomas Earle.
The Plymouth Band will give i 5
third concert this evening. A selecte
program will be presented and large
attendance is expected.
Mrs Ed Richards and son Fred
and her mother, Mrs. Mcdaniel of
lWalkerton, went to Rochester Thurs
day for visit of few days.
Five properties on Michigan street
have been sold within the past sixty
days Secure lot on this street at
reasonable price before it is too late.
Jeff Florian who resides in the
southwest part of town has patch of
the finest sweet corn in the city and
will have roasting ears in a few days
| An agent of the bridge trust has
been convicted in Ohio. They seem
to take their antitrust laws pretty
seriously in the grand old Buckeye
State.
| Michigan street property always
commands a good price and ready
sale. You now have chance to get
lot on this street Cash or easy
payments. w. K. Corbin
Hon. B. F. Shively of South Bend,
presided at the Grosvenof-Cl Clarke
| Joint debate at Wis.ona, Monday, July
liz. Congressman Brick was not -abl
to be present.
w. D. Mccurdy whose letter from
San Francisco, will be found in an
other column, lived in Plymouth in
1880 and 1881. He is nephew OF
| the late DR.. Bower.
| Mrs E. Tascher and her daugh er
lin-law, Mrs. William v. Tascher of
Denver, Colorado. who has been Wis
lit:ng a week in this ci:y, spert Thurs
day with relatives at Argos.
Miss Nancy Barts who left this city
two months ago for Africa, to engage
in missionary work IN that benighted
country, ieached her destination safe
ly and has commenced her work.
| Emmons McCrory got his hard
badly cut by the explosion of giant
FIRE cracker at Argos uly T. DR.. Eley
dressed the. wound but it will be
sometime before Emmons can use it
| Albert Pence is home from Wis
consin and thinks that he has secured
land that will, when properly i'm
proved. make an ideal home and vii
more than pay for it's cost in few
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Donahue OF
Minnesota, are here for visit OF
1.-TWO weeks with Mrs. Donahue's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo D. Pei
ton. Mrs. Donahue will be remem
bered here as Mrs. "Dick" Brakel.
Tree peddlers are entitled to take
high rank as liars. One of them is
telling guileless Kentuek;ans that his
nursery buds an October peach seed
ling, which causes them to bloom
late, escaping cold snaps and late
Ifrosts.
| Plymouth band went to Wanatah
July 4, and were well treated and well
paid. They left Plymouth at 5:45 a.
m. and got breakfast, dinner and sup
PER in Wanatah, and enlivened the oc
sasion with the best of music. Wan
atah had big crowd and fine cele-
bration.
There was big crowd at Argos,
the principal attraction being the
Plymouth ball team which won the
two games played with the South
Bend team. making fourteen games
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