The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-06-13

lhome in North township.
The county commissioners reap
Ipointed Peter ]. Kruger as superin-
terdent of the poor farm.
| II. A. Shambaugh is here from Ak
ron, Ohio. making a short stay among
friends. He reports Mrs. Shambaugh's
health as good.
Miss Mamie Beldon and Miss Tyra
Sanders were given shower Thurs
day night by their friends at the home
of Mrs. League
Mrs. James Houghton went to Ro-
chester Friday to visit for a couple
weeks with an old friend whom she
had rot seen for years
Mrs. George Mcdowell and son, of
Elkhart, who had been visiting Mrs
lnbody, Mrs. McDowell's mother,
west of town returned home Monday.
The next convention of Pythian
Sisters of the counties of Porter, La
lporte, St. Joseph, Lake, Starke, Mar
shall and Kosciusko will be held at
Knox IN May, 1908. =
Jacob Yeasel died at o'clock Fri
lday morning, northeast of Inwood.
He was &c years old and leaves a wife
and large family of grown children
i.,,nc+ <f x6a,, x,,,r~.oJ IT, f...o-.1
will take place Sunday at the Mount
Pleasant church.
Rev. Fl. B. Hostetter, of Westmin-
ster church, South Bend, addressed
the Brotherhood Thursday night az
the Presbyterian church. Subject,
I"Ideals of Manhood" A lunch, with
hot coffee, followed Mr.. Hostetter
left in the morning for home
i Mrs. J. Wilbur Chapman, wife of
1.-THE celebrated Presbyterian evangelist
was operated upon at IL o'clock We'd
nesday night at South Bend by Dr.
Pussy of Chicago The right leg was
amputated just above the knee The
chances are good for her recovery.
Dr. Chapman is with his wife.
| DIR. Martin, of the city board of
health, says that in point of health and
sanitary condition, our city is in pretty
. lgood shape, but the health board is
still on the scent There is no con-
'tagious disease. and with the pre-
Icautions that are being taken none is
unprecedented There were but two
, deaths in the city in May, and one of
them was still-born.
St Joseph Chassis of the Reformed
church met in Bluffton, Wednesday
evening, June 5. preceded by the Clas-
steal Sunday school, which met Tue ,
!. day evening. June 4. The persons
who will were sent from the local
church were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Smith,
Miss Gladys Hoover, who read pap
er upon the subject of Primary
Work in the Sunday school" and Mr..
and Mrs Strunk
i The ice cream social given by the
ladies of the W. r. c. at the grand
army hall Thursday night was an en-
ljoyable affair. The receipts would
have been larger but for the cool ev-
lening The G. A. R. has a neat and
cosy hall, which is shared by the W.
r. c. The walls of the hall have re-
Gently adorned by the pictures of six
Ity or more photographs of the veter-
Jams grouped into single picture and
FRAMED
The commissioners court complet-
/ ed its work aud adjourned The boun-
r dairy lines of precincts in Center, Ger
. man and Union townships were
! changed in order to render the voting
: lprecincts more evenly balanced in
numbers The new boundaries will be
. published in due time. Peter J. Kruy-
er was reappointed superintendent oil
the poor farm and John Fogel was
iappointed janitor OF the court house
3 with salary of 1865 a year. The
| plumbing contract for putting water
!, into the Jail was let to c. O. Yearick
| At the annual meeting of the stock
/ holders of the ePnnsylyania company
! held in Pittsburg, the old board oil
directors was reelected. The report
, for 1906 showed gross earnings oil
5 lS46. SOC, and operating expenses
[ I$32, $50, 12S. The net earnings were
; l$13, 147 ,667, an increase, as compared
D with 1905, of $2,226,4 29 The tonnage
$ Increased 1888 per cent, and the mum.
E Der of passengers carried increased
l1062 per cent 1t was voted to in
t Icrease the age limit for persons enter.
ling the employ of the company from
thirty-five to forty-five years.
IL Miss Hoham resigns her position
T as music teacher in our public schools
! This announcement will be received
with deep regret by all interested in
, Jour school, During Miss Hoham's
: 1.-TWO years of work she has, by her pro-
Ificiency and untiring efforts brought
1.-THE musical department of our school
, Ito such a high standard as 70 be the
!, lust pride of school officers, faculty
t land patrons. She is released only re
. accept much more lucrative position
, lin Columbia City schools, also being
| near her home, Plymouth, where she
! will direct the Episcopal church choir
], The best wishes of the whole school
: and people go with her in her new
E work.-Lima Items, in Lagrange
standard. June 6.