The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-06-07
LOCAL NEWS


The Democrats meet in state con-
vention at indianapolis Thursday.
Miss Crowley will spend her va
cation at her home in New York.
Mrs. Newhouse is recovering from
a severe attack of malarial fever.
Peter Emenacker of Benton Har-
Dor, visited in this city over Sunday.
Mrs Laguire has returned from a
visit of ten days with relatives at
Culver.
c. NJ Lish of Hamlet, visited
friends in Plymouth Sunday and
Monday.
The quality of new strawberries is
excellent this year and the crop will
be large.
Mrs. Delbert Finney, of South
Bend, is visiting relatives at Argos
this week.
The first Sunday in June was a
lovely day and thronged all pleasure
resorts with people
Several Plymouth base ball enthu-
siasts attended the games at Argos
and Bremen Sunday.
There will be excursions to Indian
apolis next Sunday over both Lake
Erie and Vandalia lines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Earl of Wa
karusa, spent Sunday at the home OF
their son in Plymouth.
Congress may not adjourn until
July Both houses are in bad tangie
over conference reports.
Miss Barr, the assistant matron at
Brightside, is visiting at her home IN
Hanover, Ind, this week.
Joseph Anderson st4rtea Monday
on a business trip of two weeks
through northern Indiana and Ohio.
George See of Denver, Ind, spent
Sunday at the home of Richard Se,.
in the country northeast of Plymouth
Raw and Claude Dickinson of Chi
cago. are here for visit of q few
days sith their aunt, Mrs. Gar
rett
Ronald Thomson arrived Saturday,
from St. Charles, Mo-, for a visit of
few days with home folks in Ply
mouth
The family of A B. Personnel, the
barber, have gone to Walnut for
visit of ten days with relatives in that
vicinity.
William Pierson returned to the
commercial school at South Bend af-
ter spending Sunday at his home IN
Donaldson.
The prospects for a big crop OF
early potatoes IN Marshall county
are excellent and the crop will bring
good price.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Pearce of Fort
Wayne, have been visiting III. B. Al
len and other friends in Plymouth
for few days.
Charles and I. H. limbaugh, who
were called here by the death of their
brother, returned to South Bend
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Lineberry are attend
ing the district meeting of the NJ. P.
church at Elkhart this week and al
so visiting relatives at South Bend.
Mrs. w. II Matthew and daughters
are visiting at Rochester this week.
Eta and Rose said they were going
to help their aunt celebrate her birth
day.
Thomas Johnson of Liepsic, Ohio,
visited Saturday and Sunday in this
city at the home OF, his niece, Mrs J.
E. Marshall and went from here to
Chicago.
Wheat has been harvested in Tex
as and the yield is good. The pros
poets for good wheat crop are fat
tering in almost ali the wheat grow
ing states
Mr.. Miller of Vevay, Ind, visited
his sister Mrs. R. w. Hully on West
Caro- street last week returning
home Saturday morning He is the
treasurer of Switzerland county.
Mrs M. F. Birdseyc of Wheaton,
Minnesota, who has been visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse ID. Vii
Hams east of Plymouth, during the
past two months, has returned home
The burden that San Francisco
must bear for at least a year or two
to come Is indicated by Gen. Greeley's
recommendation that permanent bar
racks be provided to accommodate 50,-
ESQ homeless persons.
Slayter & Mccoy have purchased
Southworth's grocery store and are
now in full possession They will
of course welcome the many friends
and customers OF Mr.. Southworth
and everybody else that has need OF
anything in their line.
When the townships separated Sat
urday to ballot for auditor, it is re-
ported that Frank Pickerl yelled
"Pickerrs township this way We
believe however, that it was some
of Franks men who suppose he owns
the township that gave the above ef
fective yell.
Joseph Stems foot is still in baC
condition. Physicians and surgeon:
in this city have, for months, beer
making every effort possible to save
it and several times it has seemed
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