The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-06-21

Miss Jennie Parks has gone TO
Bourbon for a visit of a. week.
Mrs. L. Richards has gone to Hart,
Michigan, to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Miller and family
have moved from Tyner to Goshen.
Miss BlancheDisher goes to
Bloomington, Ill, Saturday for a visit
of a week.
Miss Hazel Neff will be on the mu-
steal program at Winona this year.
Miss Neff is becoming famous as a
singer. "a
w. o. Barden and Miss Blanchard
of Polk township, were married by
Justice Molrer at his Office IN this
city, Thursday afternoon.
L. P. Blue and family came here
from Etna Green Friday morning for
visit of few. days with the family
of John Rinkenberg, south of town.
There were los graduates at Notre
Dame University this year. The
diplomas were presented Thursday,
by Bishop Alerding OF Fort Wayne.
The wedding of Miss Nellie Reu-
belt and James Lucas took place at
Bourbon Thursday evening. One
hundred and fifty guests were pres
ent.
James Cormican of Spring Valley,
Wisconsin, is visiting relatives and
old friends in this county. He re-
sided in Walnut township forty years
ago and went from there to Wiscon-
sim
The electric stofms and tornadoes
that have visited other sections of In
diana. have come pretty close to Ply
mouth, but none of them have touch
this city.
Erwin Thompson of Argos, who
has been seriously i'll for almost a
year, went to Oklahoma several
weeks ago, but the climate did not
improve his health and he has re-
turned to Argos.
Mrs. L. N. Altman has gone to
Columbia City for visit of
several weeks with, her parents. She
has been stopping at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. M. Altman in Plymouth
for the past six weeks.
Miss Lottie Lcckridge of Misha-
waka, was arrested in Plymouth
charged with stealing wearing ap-
parel when she left Mishawaka. She
returned to Mishawaka and gave
bond for her appearance.
John South one of the oldest citi-
-zens of Union township, died at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Frank
Jones in Culver, Thursday morning
aged rs years His death was caused
by paralysis after an illness of "a
hours.
ST. Joseph county Democrats on
Tuesday evening selected delegates
to the congressional convention at
Plymouth on July ~, and the First
Ward in South Besd instructed its
delegates for B. F. Shively for the
nomination.
Mesdames Wilkinson and Vangild-
er, and Misses Fay Hess, Mamie
Beldon, Blanche Richards, Iva White,
Bertha and Gladys Hoover. Julia
Yockey, Lizzie Carver and Mr.. HUI
bert Tanner. were among those from
this city who attended the c. E. con-
vention at Argos
The Michigan City Prison, under
the able management of Warden
James d. Reid, is almost self-sus-
tanning. Last year it earned $4,000
which is $4,000 more than the high
est record heretofore. Warden Reid
declares that in two more years the
institution will pay its way.
The brutal murder of Mrs. Eliza
beth Tresch is still the sole topic of
interest at Peru. Four days have
passed since the aged widow was
strangled in her own home, but no
ciew to the murderer has been found.
The local officers have run down all
the information regarding suspects in
surrounding towns and are now
about ready to admit that they are
baffled
W. B. Outealt who has been visit
ing here ten days left for his home
at Salt Lake Tuesday morning, &C
companied by his mother, Mrs Belle
Outcalt, who will make her home
with him and her daughter, Mrs. Ed
S. Brooke. Mr. Outcalt's wife will
remain in Plymouth two or three
weeks longer, visiting her mother,
Mrs. Mcdaniel and other relatives
and friends here.
The South Bend Tribune says no
one looks forward with more pleasure
to adjournment of congress than
does Representative A. L. Brick, OF
South Bend. He is thoroughly tagged
out and wants to get away for rest
IIe was in conference committee on
the statehood question every day for
two months; prior to that time he
assisted in putting the statehood bill
through the house; he was in confer
ence on the matter for weeks before
it was presented to the house in the
first place.
The Goshen correspondent of the
South Bend Tribune writing about
the receivership of the American
Life Insurance company says: Set