The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-05-10

Sunday.
Mrs James Wallace went to South
Bend and Mishawaka to visit over
Sunday
Eighty-six tickets for Bourbon and
return were sold at Plymouth Satur-
day morning
Misses Edna and Mary Parker of
Bourbon township, visited Miss Eva
Jeffirs Saturday.
Corporal Tanner says the veterans
of the Civil war are dying at the rate
of 5000 a month.
DR.. Eley writes home from Mount
Clemens, Mich, that he is improving
slowly but steadily.
Frank Overmyer. and George Os
born of Burr Oak, transacted bust
ness in Plymouth Saturday.
Mrs. George filar and children
and her mother, Mrs. Flagg, went to
Argos to visit over Sunday.
Mrs. V. ]. Pfender of Mishawaka,
spent several days of the past week
with relatives and friends in Ply
mouth
Mrs Albert Mangus, of Lakeville
visited relatives and friends in this
city on her way home from a visit
in Ohio.
Thieves who robbed stores at
Milersburg and New Paris, Wednes-
day and Thursday nights have been
arrested.
More hardships for the long suffer
ing rich. The California disaster
threatens a material increase in the
price of wine.
Miss Edith Stevick, who left for
Chicago a few weeks ago, has fine
Office position with Montgomery
Ward & Co.
J. c. Fries, one of Bremen's most
widely known citizens, was stricken
with paralysis Friday and is in a
critical condition.
Miss Fern Clough has returned
from Michigan City where she at
tended the wedding of a cousin
Thursday evening.
Friday was pension day and w
II. Love and Charles Wilcox were
kept busy filling out papers for the
veterans and widows.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Baylo
have moved TO Tippecanoe for th'
summer, where Mr.. Baylor is EN-
ployed as a jeweler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Neidlingel
have returned to their home in Mich
:gan after visit with relatives ant
friends in this county.
One hundred persons includin,
those from culver, went to Bourbon
Saturday morning from this city, t
witness the athletic contest of TIL
county schools.
The State encampment of the G. A
r. of the Department of Indiana, will
meet at Lafayette Monday May 81
and continue until Wednesday even
ing following.
The Mozart Club will meet at tn
Presbyterian church, Monday Z. A
this will be the last rehearsal befor
the concert, every member of tn
chorus is requested to attend.
The Thirteenth district Demo
cratic committee met in Plymout
Friday and fixed July ~, as the dat
for holding the Democratic congress
sional convention and Plymouth a
the place.
Robert Haggerty, son of DR., Hae
gerty of Elkhart, and among the Gu
yer students dismissed, denies Cade
Berry OF Chicago, died from hazinl
He says an operation for tonsiliti
killed him.
Mrs. Fox of Coldwater, Mich, Mr.
Longenecker of Otsego, Mich, an
Isaac Harley of illinois, who wer
called to this county by the death {
Mrs. Daniel Harley, returned to the
homes Saturday.
| Mrs. Edwin A. Green of Kinsle,
Kansas, is the guest of Mr.. and Mr.
F. NJ. Welsh on Walnut street. Mr.
Welsh and Mrs. Green were schoe
girl chums, but have not met for
number of years.
Miss Veroka Shaw entertained tn
Merrill class of the NJ E. Sunda
school Friday evening at her home
West Plymouth. Light refre shmen1
were served and pleasant evenin
was spent together.
Howard Kelley, who is now on
farm of 100 acres one mile east {
Ober, on the Nickle Plate railroa,
was in Plymouth Friday He ha
been farming three years and is SUI
burned and rugged looking.
Friday evenings Chicago America
says that the death of Cadet Beer
at Culver recently, was caused b
l.azing. If this is true there Wi
probably be some work for the gran
| Jury at this term of court.
Misses Louise Corse and Nellie d
Moss gave the senior class OF th
Plymouth high school ten-mile rid
in farm wagon Friday evening. I'll
trip was novelty to most of til
class and was much enjoyed by Al
The fate of Sherrick at Indianal
oils, County Treasurer Clark of Teri
Haute and Editor Metsker in Pl,