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

week.
Mrs. Monroe Steiner has returned
from a visit of several days at Walk
erton.
Mrs L. Turner has returned to
South Bend after visit of few days
in Plymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Wickizer and
Clinton Bondurant were South Bend
visitors today.
H Prosecuting Attorney Hayes of
Bremen, transacted business in Ply
mouth Wednesday.
Il Helen Armstrong is visiting her
grandmother and other relatives at
Rochester this week.
D. c. Cole, who was at North
Liberty this week, says there was a
big rain there Tuesday.
H J. c. Friese of Bremen, who was
stricken with paralysis several weeks
ago, is still seriously i'll.
There was big crowd at the open
ing of Kloepfer's closing out sale not
withstanding the damp weather.
| Mrs. Perkey of Mishawaka, visited
friends in Plymouth on her way to
Bourbon for visit of few days.
| Mrs. Frank Wiltfong has been
quite sick with typhoid fever for two
weeks at her home in South Bend
Mrs. Eta Bardsley of South Bend,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs
John Zeiders in this city this week
Milton Jones has returned to his
home in VanWert county, Ohio, after
a visit of several days with his sons
northeast of Lapaz.
| 1t is reported that Rump Chairman
earn is experiencing great difficulty
in fixing the poll lust right" in the
west part of precinct No. 3.
Mrs. Ida Waggoner of Kewanna,
has gone to Canton, Ohio, to visit
RELATIVES, after a visit of few days
in this city with Mrs. ] E. Ellis.
A New York court acquitted
100000 swindler and gave twenty
FIVE cent thief six years in the peni-
tentiary this week. Such decisions
make anarchists.
The indianapolis News recalls the
historic fact that Detroit and Chi
cago were. once little villages in
Wayne county, Indiana. That was
when the Territory was first organ
lied.
Mrs. ]. T. Lewis who has been Wis
iting in this city at the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. Ed Richards, returned to
Chicago Wednesday accompanied by
Miss Blanche Richards, who will visit
a short ii me in Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Chase for
nelly of this city, now residing at
Dayton, Ohio, are parents of a son
born Monday, June IS. Mrs. Chase's
mother, Mrs. ]. A. Cunningham of
this city, left for Dayton, Monday.
Miss Turner of Monticello, and
Miss Rose FolImer of Monterey, are
here examining records in the record
er's Office for r. b. Swift, the tax
ferret They came her, from Laporte
county and will be here two or three
weeks. ~
The failure of the Cuban Giants
to meet Plymouth's team on the dia-
mond was a great disappointment to
Plymouth, but game has been ar
ranged with the Columbia City ball
team to be played here Thursday at
Iternoon.
Charles NJ Peck of Michigan City,
obtained verdict last week in the
Cass county circuit court for $4,000
against the Panhandle railway for the
loss of leg while switching in the
Panhandle yards at Logansport four
years ago.
DR.. Henry w. Johnson, the popu-
lar pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, South Bend, has been pre-
scented purse of $500 by his parish
toner's and voted three months va
cation to enable him o take trip
to Europe.
E. Bechtol of South Bend, who has
been visiting in Starke county, will
lspend the remainder of the week with
friends in Bourbon and vicinity. He
resided for many years just north
west of Plymouth and has many
friends in this county.
| The supreme court decided Tues
day that where there is a tie vote
for councilmen in any city or town
La special election must be held to de-
eide the matter, and that old council
men hold over until their successors
are elected and qualified
| A Missouri lady who is suing for
divorce after honeymoon which has
lasted for three months says she mar
ried the man because he owned a
new automobile. In the absence of
further particulars we assume that the
machine is broken down.
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Southworth and
Frank Southworth and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles X. Leonard and daughter,
Ruth, went to South Bend to attend
the wedding of Charles Whitmore
Wednesday evening, June 20. Mr.
IWhitmore was Plymouth boy sew
eral years ago.
i Glen Worthington returned Tues
day night from Winona, where he
has been arranging for the NJ F..
Sunday school picnic, July II. The
many attractions, such as the beau
Ix.r..t f. r.