The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-02

from a visit at Warsaw.
Mrs. R. w. HUXLEY and children
are visiting at Madison, Ind
John Ashley and Dinner Love are
cation.
The program to be given by the
Plymouth Band this evening will be
selected
Mrs. Charles Kellison spent the
day at the home of her mother in
Bourbon.
County Clerk Jones visited his old
stamping ground, the town of Argos
Thursday.
Miss Maud Marks is spending the
week with her aunt, Mrs. Lawrence
at Rutland
The Rockhill reunion will be held
at the Buchanan bridge tie last Sat-
urday in August.
Miss Mabel Reynolds has returned
to Chicago after visit with Miss
Hazel Soice in this city.
Newton Young of Bourbon town
ship had six acres of wheat that
yielded 4s bushels to the acre.
History has been repeating itself
in Russia every few minutes for sew
eral weeks. 1t is always bloody too.
The people of this country are be-
ginning to learn the difference be-
tween a statesman and a politician.
Mrs. w. H. Iden and son, Louis,
of Bourbon, have gone to Index,
Washington. to spend the summer.
Mrs. Fitz of Logansport, stopped
in this city on her way to Bourbon
to visit her brother, Robert Wash
burne.
Miss Emma Protsman has return
ed from a visit of two weeks with
her aunt and her brothers at Con-
yoy, Ohio.
Frank Mortimore has resigned his
position with the Bristol store in
Bourbon and started for Orlando,
Wyoming
Mrs. Clara Locke and daughte
have returned to Pierceton after Z.
visit of a week with Mrs. Freeman
in his city.
c. NJ Steele and family have re-
turned to their home at Huron.
South Dakota, after visit of week
with their brother here.
TIE Bourbon News Mirror says
Thomas Twoomey is under the
weather on account Of hurting him
self in handling heavy mail sacks.
General Miles thinks the opening
of the Panama Canal will bring on
world war. Hot weather must have
a depressing effect upon the general.
The boilers committee has been
called to meet in Pimouth on Sat
urday, July 2s. to have a heart to
heart talk in regard to earns affi-
;avit.
The Plymouth ball team left for
coldwater. Mich, to play there
Thursday, July &c, at Angola, Jaiy
%, at Coldwater again, July % and
at South Bend Sunday, July 30.
The Ladies Aid SOCIETY of tiiS
Presbyterian church will hold re-
ception social on Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. J. II. Bennett
A cordial invitation is extended to
all.
Mrs. Olive Kanarr and son Loyal
and Miss Leona Helms of near La
paz, left Thursday morning for Val
paraiso and East Chicago for visit
of two weeks with relatives and
friends.
Lamb and Bullock are the names
Of two men running for the same of
nee in Tennessee. The vote of the
stock raisers a. we'll as that of the
meat eaters is said to be in doubt
down there.
lilo Kitson, a Syracuse young
man, suspected of furnishing evil
dence discriminating Turkey Creek
township saloonists in Kosciusko
county, was waylaid after dark and
severely beaten.
Miss Jennie Ciesielski and Joe
Smith, Daisy Apple and Fred Ca
naan and Adam Smith and wife, re-
siding near the wagon works, took
a pleasure trip to Michigan City or
the excursion Thursday.
NJ. Krimme1, the piano tuner oil
Fl Wayne, is in the city for few
days. Parties wishing their piano
tuned will please leave word al Tan
ner's drug store at their earliest con-
venience Phone No. 106 DE-
Every dollar of Russell Sage's
great fortune is left to Mrs. Sage
by will made in 1901, except an in
significant bequest made TO Mrs
Fannie Chaplin of Oneida, N. Y. an
only sister, who died two years ago
People who are expecting low
prices for corn may prepare them
selves for disappointment The quo
tations on the December option are
aroand 40 1-2c which means that
dealers expect the new crop to come
in high.
Frank Claybargh, who has been
conducting market gardening es-
tablisrment south OF Etna Green, has
traded for farm four miles west
of Maxinkuckee which belonged to