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

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Plymouth.
Miss Leora Haimbaugh of Tiosa,
has been visiting in Plymouth and
South Bend.
Social for the benefit of the Re
formed church at the home of Oron
Hoover this evening
1t is always very quiet after the
Fourth and there is dearth of news
this years as usual.
Miss Edith Stevick of Chicago. re-
turned home Thursday evening for
few weeks vacation.
Lloyd Hill. Dolph Kuhn and Ray
Anderson were home from Chicago
to celebrate the Fourth.
Mary Alice Ely, North Man
chester missionary died in india re-
Gently of typhoid fever
When or where have you seen bar
gains in real estate equal to those
on North Michigan street
Miss Clara Turner and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Turner went to South
Bend Friday for a visit of few days.
The man of moderate means can
own Michigan street property. The
price and terms are within the reach
of all
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jewel have
returned to their home at Edgerton.
Ohio, after visiting her mother, Mrs
J. w. Maxey.
Mr.. Hoffer, residing on the How
farm, one mile southwest of Plymouth
had six hogs killed on the Vandalia
railroad Thursday.
Bert Strunk of Chicago and DIR.
Charles o. Wiltfong of Chestertons
were among those who spent the
Fourth in Plymouth
Isaac Webb, who has claim in
Montana, arrived in Plymouth july
4, being called here by the serious
illness of his mother.
George Kleinschmith had roasting
ears and Observation-Disclosures his
own garden in Plymouth July
George is ahead so far.
Money talks" pretty loudly on the
Fourth of July. The amount spent
for explosives of various sorts is es-
timated at s1s,oo0,0oo.
Ancil T. Brown Columbia City
young man, will go to the Isthmus
of Panama as time keeper at sal
airy of 1oc per month.
Cases against West Baden anl
French Lick hotels are continued un
til July 10, Taggars in the meanwhile
issuing statement assailing Hearst
Mrs. William Beck of Brcyrus
Ohio, arrived Friday afternoon to Wis
it her brother, John Heekert, who
has been seriously i'll for several
weeks.
Ray Browning, of Elkhart. is dea1
from lockjaw, caused by blank carr
ridge wound. Frank Beach of the
same place, lost an eye celebrating
the Fourth.
Mrs. C. L. Benedict arrived from
Fort Wayne, Friday afternoon to vis-
it over Sunday with Mrs. Holdridge
in this city. She goes from here to
Plano, Illinois.
The $4,000 damage suit of Frank
Przezdziankowski of Michigan City,
against the Barker car company re-
suited in verdict of $500; for the
loss of leg.
Johnny Barrett's Owl saloon at
South Bend has been reopensd by
William Buettner, former barkeepsr
there, who formally swore to conduct
legitimate place
Mrs. James McDemott and little
son. Francis, of Garrett, are .sere
visiting Mrs. Pesch. Her many
friends here will remember her bette
as Miss Celia Kleimer.'
Mrs Ira Gam and daughter, Cath
crime, and Mrs. p d. Burgener OF
Nappanee, who has been visiting here
two weeks, went to Argos. Friday
to visit at o. ]. Warmers
Mr. and Mrs Robert Frost have re-
turned to their home at Bourbon af-
terra visit of week at the home oil
their son-in-law, Mr.. Hoffer on the
How farm near Plymouth.
Plymouth Sunday School Field
Day, Winona, July nth. Tickets al
Tanners Drug Store and F. A
Forbes Seed Store, 80 and SIS cents
Tickets include admission to tho
grounds. DIV
Prof. Ellis Michael, graduate Of
the Laporte High School, has accept
ed chair of zoology in California
University. Prof. Michael has beer
engaged in special work at Michigan
University.
Congressman Crumpacker secured
more appropriation for his distric.
than any other Indiana Congressman
He got $70,000 for Michigan City
100000 for Lafayette and $1,000 for
Hammond
Emmett Fields, who has been EN-
ployed by the Imperial Hat and Shirl
Company in Chicago for the past five
months, came home July 4, for va
cation of week He is well and ha.
good position
Miss Theresa Kruger, who was il
San Francisco at the time of thu
earthquake, has accepted position
as tooFkeeper and stenographer will
the Edgerton Manufacturing com