The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-05-03

years old.
Mr. Henry Alderman and Mrs.
Henderson are visiting at Three
Oaks, Mich.
Cadet Beery of Chicago died at
Culver Military Academy We'd
nesday night.
Miss Lois Humrichouser went
to Pierceton to attend commence
ment exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Richard at
tended the funeral of Emanuel
Ramp at Argos.
Bankrupt proceedings have
been filed against ohm Alexander
Dowie at Chicago.
The estimated loss of the Meth
odist church in San Francisco is
a half million dollars.
Frank Wiltfong is now en-
ploYed in South Bend and expects
to move his family to that city.
Mrs. Anna Brown has gone to
Detroit, Michigan, for visit of a
few weeks with her son, Charles
Brown.
Grandma Rentschler has rer
turned to her home on Miner
street and Mrs. Lockridge is
keeping house for her.
The track meeting of the ath-
letic association of high schools
has been changed from Plymouth
to Bourbon. 1t will be held MAY
3.
Levi Andrews and Miss Lucy
Ann Kramer have returned to
their home southwest of Donald
son after a visit of a few days in
this vicinity.
Mrs. ]. F. Burrell, formerly
Miss Olive Francisco, died at
Chicago, Sunday April %, aged
20 years. She left baby boy on
ly a few days old.
The old gray mare belonging
to the Adams Express Company
in this city got out of the stable
Monday night and wandered
away. Like many other wander
ers, she was soon locked up and
the sun was several hours high
before Oscar found her and Sc
cured her release.
Mrs. c. NJ. Comfort and Mrs
Homer Gorsline of Fort Wayne
Mrs. ]. Weaver, B. c. Geiger ant
Postmaster Baker of Columbia
City, stopped in Plymouth OF
their way to South Bend, to at
tend the Ben Hur district con
vention. Postmaster Baker Wis
tied his sister, Mrs Campbell
while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Reeve enter
tanned the vestrymen of 81
Thomas church and Rector How
ard at FIVE o'clock dinner Mon
day, in honor of the fourth ami
versary of Mr.. Towards arriva
lin Plymouth. The company wa
lseated at $50 p. m. the exact hou
Iof the arrival of Mr.. Howard t
commence his successful work il
There were two weddings II
Tyner Sunday and two schoc
teachers decided to try teachin
one person instead of many. Mis-
Mamie FARRELL daughter of Henri
Jarell was united in marriag
with NJ. StoncDu:ncr and his
Pearl Davis took Jesse McKesso
for better or worse" They ar
all nice young people and tn
Tribune extends congratulation
and good wishes.
| When Rev. w. S. Howard too
charge of the Episcopal churc
in this city four years ago til
church was in debt $3.50. Th;
| debt has been raised and almo.
$4,000 has been collected an
paid on a new church, the pastor
salary has been paid, current e,
lpenses met, le0 persons ha,
| been confirmed and so have bee
baptized. While Mr.. Howard h;
been here only four years, he h;
been here longer than any oth'
, minister in the city and is d
servedly popular with all demon
Iinations and good people of Pl,
, mouth who do not affiliate wit
lany church
The Mozart Club announ,
their spring concert for May ii
, The club will render the cantat
The Rose Maiden" a VOL
which never fails to please. II
cast will consist of: Miss Haz
Neff, soprano, Plymouth; Pre-
IA. c. Aspland, tenor, Chicag'
Prof. ]. F. Jones, baritone, LIN
Ohio; Miss Lura Wilson, mez;
/. soprano, Plymouth; Miss Emn
Yockey, contralto, plymouth
Miss Pansy Hess, cornetist; Mi
Bair, pianist, Prof. II. w. Owen
director, assisted by chorus
10 voices. 1t is the intention
the club TO donate all the pr
ceeds above expenses to the 5;
Francisco relief fund. Tickets
! cents, for sale by the members
the Club.
Republican Committee Meetin
The regular Republican Cou
.jity Central Committee, organic