The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-06-14
LOCAL NEWS

Music sale Saturday at Hougton's.
Rev. l. s. Cleaver visited at Nap
anee Monday.
Mrs Summers is visiting at Don
aldson this week.
Mrs Frank Snyder of Warsaw, is
visiting in this city.
Samuel Mortimore of Bourbon, is
visiting at South Bend this week.
Mrs. Frank Waggoner of Kewanna,
is visiting Mrs. J. E. Ellis in this city.
Carpet and Rugs made to order.
Mr.. Caroline Craig. West South ST.,
Mrs. Leckiightner and daughter,
Lydia, are visiting relatives at Peru
this week
Mrs Eichenscheir has returned to
Valparaiso after visiting Mrs. Otto
Marks in this city.
The annual convention of the Ma
tional Editorial Association is in ses-
sion at Indianapolis.
Mrs. McBroom of South Bend, has
been visiting Mrs. Pershing and other
relatives here this week
John Southworth has gone to Wi
mona to remain during the session OF
the summer school and assembly
Shall Plymouth celebrate the 4th of
Jlly and keep the Ball Team and
Band at home or let them go else
where?
Mrs. c. Shively has returned to her
home at South Bend after visit of
several days at Bourbon and in that
vicinity.
The usual four days of cool weater
followed the same number of hot
days just as has been the case for al
most two months.
The marriage of Earle NJ North
and Marguerite Hume will take place
at the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. c.
Hume on Tuesday, June &c, 1906
The government crop report indi-
cafes large wheat yield for the
United States this year, notwithstand-
ing the crop is short in some locali-
ties.
Earl M. North will preach in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday. Ar
engagements will be made to supply
the pulpit during Rev. Mr.. Plugs
absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Myers,
daughter and son, of Decatur, Indi-
ana, have been spending few days
at the home of Dan Myers and other
relatives here.
John Bowel, the real estate man,
sent a party of WaIrut and Green
township farmers to Wisconsin this
week to look at land They were &C
companied by ]. NJ Riley.
M. E. Sunday school picnic at Wi
mona Tuesday, July nth Special at
fractions Rogers Band, Dunbar sing
ers and bell ringers and many other
special features. Plan to 60
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Richards jr., of
Letters Ford visited over Sunday
with their parents on Miner street
and spent few days with Peters
brothers and sisters south of town.
The House and Senate have agreed
on the Carter compromise, which will
allow Arizona and New Mexico to
vote separately on the question of
coming into the Union as one state.
Mrs. Henry Gearhart and family
returned to South Bend Tuesday
They were called to this county by
the death of Mrs Cearhart's father,
Joseph Coar, of Bourbon township,
last week
Prospects for a good crop of wheat,
oats, corn, potatoes and fruits of all
kinds were never better in Marshall
cpunty at this season of the year, but
the hay crop will be slightly below
the average.
Rev. William A. Bartholomew OF
Valparaiso, who preached. here Sum
day, was here several weeks nine
years ago, and everybody who heard
him preach then was glad to see and
hear him again.
There was a picnic at the flowing
well park today, attended by num-
Der of maidens and young married
ladies IN honor of Miss Vogel and
Miss Conger who are soon to be
brides. These young ladies were Civ
en- . tin shower in which was found
almost all useful household articles
of tinware.
The ice houses at Culver were dis
covered on fire just after eleven
o'clock Monday night and all OF
them were destroyed. The origin OF
the FIRE is unknown. The crop of ice
was one of the finest ever put up at
Culver but not so large as usual. The
loss, however, will reach several
thousand .iollsrs.
Not a 6.rth has been recorded
among the members of the Chicago
CHAPTER of the Philosophical Society
within three years This is the state
ment of Mrs. J. M. Henderson, who
has been member of the cult fer
that length of time and who claims
she knows everyone OF the 400 men
and women who compose the local
branch.