The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-06-06
LOCAL NEWS

urday from Texas
S. A. Laird, teacher at Tippecanoe,
was in the city Monday.
: Miss Gertrude Peterson is at home
for the summer from Mishawaka-
David Harrington, teacher in
Tippecanoe, was III town Monday
Charlie Walker Of Tippecanoe, au-
ditor-elect of the county, was in town
Monday.
John Huffman, night Waterman of
Bremen, was in town Monday on
business.
c. d. Hildebrand of Lapaz,
teacher. in North township, was in
town Monday
]. c. Kaufman, marshal for thirteen
years of Bremen, was in town Mon
day on business.
William Z. Gray of West township,
went 20 South Bend to remain some
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Mrs. Joseph Fore was called to
Bremen Monday on account of the
sickness of her daughter.
Otto S. Grossman, trustee of Wal
nut township, was in town Monday
to meet with the trustees.
George Crawford and wife here to
attend the funeral of Mrs Crawford,
returned to Bourbon Monday.
Hon. Cal O'Blenis, with his ever
ready three-inch smile, was in town
Monday crossing mitts with friends
NJ. Ryan went to Fort Wayne Sun
day evening. called there by the
death of. his brother-in-law, Michael
McGary.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Parks are
here from Chicago. James will return
MoIiay, but Mrs. Parks will be here
a part of the summer.
The bans of matrinony of Michael
Jefirs and Christina Myers were an
nounced for the first time at St.
Michaers church Sunday.
Miss Rose Kyser of Twin lakes,
returned to school at Valparaiso
Monday morning. Miss Kyser is
qualifying herself for teaching.
Miss Grace Hostetler of Lapaz, has
completed her work at the Roches-
ter normal and will leave for Ken
lucky in two weeks to take school
and do mission work
Mrs Sarah Washburn of Tippeca-
noe, who had been visiting her son.
George Washburn and family on So
phia street, went to Hamlet Monday
morning to visit friends
Charlie Hayes the liveryman of
Culver. came to this city in his auto
mobile Sunday afternoon ard could
not return home until Monday on
account OF a serious breakdown.
James NJ Finney and Miss Mabel
F. Warner both Of Argos, were mar
ried Monday afternoon by Judge
Benner of that place The young
couple will remove to Anderson for
residence.
W. L. Hoover trustee of North
township, who was here Monday to
assist in the selection OF a town
ship superintendent, expressed him
self as being we'll pleased with til,
choice made
Rev. K. J. Parrett, formerly pastor
of the Plymouth United Brethren
church, has declined the charge O
the Spokane, Wash, u. B. church
with salary of $1,000 and parsonage
His summer engagements are al
- made
An Indianaolis woman asks for ;
divorce on the grounds that her hus
band is a habitual liar. This ough
to be sufficient grounds, yet if hus
bands told their wives nothing blu
the truth and the whole truth ther'
would be five applications for divorce
where there is one now.
In the list of teachers printed Sat
urday, Miss Edna Wilcox's name wa
accidentally omitted. Miss Wilcos
will spend the summer at her hom
in Bellaire, Mich. and some tw
weeks ago, when asked by the serb
she said she was going to take les
sons in breadmaking of her ma"
The Board of Review began it
sessions at the court house Monda
and will continue for forty days. TIL
board will hear complaints as TO pei
sonal and real estate assessments
The board is composed OF Count
Assessor Leonard, chairman; the al
ditor is the clerk, and Treasure
Zones Grant, William Voreis an
William Conger as members.
A voting machine, belonging to tn
United States Voting Mahine Co
was on exhibition in the hall OF tn
court house Monday. The machin
was placed here for the commissio,
ers to examine. and of course wit
the hope that a number may be pul
chased for the county. The machin
IS large and apparently an intricat
piece of mechanism, with boot
in front in which the voter goes
cast his vote