The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-25
LOCAL NEWS


Bert Cleveland of indianapolis,
was Plymouth visitor today.
Glen Bergener of Donaldson, is
visiting with relatives at Laporte.
Mrs. Julia Mueller Sayre of
Mishawaka, is visiting friends in
Plymouth.
Quincy Kelley has gone to
Chicago for visit of few days
with his family.
Mrs. Fred Koontz went to La
porte for a visit with her sister
for few days.
Mrs. Rose Kunz Raycraft Of
South Bend, is visiting with her
mother in this city.
Benjamin Linkenhelt has re-
turned to Elkhart after spending
few days in this city.
Mrs. James Huffman OF Argos,
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. S.
c. Rhinehart, in this city.
Mrs. John Ashley came from
Bourbon Saturday to visit with
her sister, Mrs. B. E. Ryder.
Miss Queen Riley has returned
to her home in Chicago. She was
accompanied by Dollie Eich.
Mrs. Harker has returned to
her home in eileen, Mich, after a
visit of couple months with her
mother in this city.
Miss Minnie Coin has returned
to her home in Cleveland, Ohio,
having spent few days with
friends IN this city.
Mrs. Sarah McOmber has re-
turned 20 her home in ST. Louis,
Mo-, after visiting with friends in
Culver and this city.
Mrs. S. E. Dawson and Mrs.
Edda Lee of Chicago, have re-
turned home, after visiting for a
few days with Mrs. John Rank
ert.
Mrs. Mary Graham and child
rem have returned to their home
in Bucyrus, Ohio, after spending
few days with Mrs. Mary E,
Ebel.
Whitelaw Reid, the American
ambassador, speaking at a lun-
cheon in London Friday, declared
Roosevelt and King Edward tc
be the two greatest peacemakers
of the world.
An Ohio woman has been ar
rested as a suspicious character
because she refuses to talk. A
woman who is mean enough to
keep her suspicious to herself de-
serves to be arrested.
There will be no Sunday or Fri.
day evening services al s.. Thorn
as Episcopal church during the
rest of July and August, and the
Children's day services will be
held July 2Sth at 1926 a III
]. F. Wine and family have
moved from Bremen to Nap
panee. Mr.. Wine has been one
of Bremen's prominent citizens
for many years, and was the Re
publican candidate for the legis
lature few years ago.
Schuyler Helm left Saturday af
ternoon for Seattle Wash, going
aboard the .battleship Nebraska
now in Puget Sound. The vesse
will make two years cruise, a
the end of which time Midship
man Helm will be commissioner
an ensign in the u. S. Navy.
Nathan Vehon and itdwart
Conrad return Monday from thei
eastern trip, which they great,
enjoyed. They join in the genera
complaint that the Jamestown ex
position is fake" and Nat
says there are not as many peopl
on the grounds as are attracted
by a band concert in Bremen
Bremen Enquirer.
DIR. Norton Dock, a Cincinnati
veterinary surgeon, liberated
homing pigeon Friday night OF
the roof of tall building there
The bird flew to his home in Cliff
ton Heights. Cincinnati, twenty
FIVE miles away, in thirty-tw'
minutes. The same bird has
record of nine hours between
Cincinnati and St. Louis.
Announcement is made that TIL
price of platinum has advanced
from $24 to $26.50 an ounce with
in a month and the dealers say
that it will soon be $50 an ounce
Manufacturers of diamond jewel
ry, plates for artificial teeth anC
electrical and Photographic sup
plies are quite disturbed anC
many of them believe that tn
Russian and French companie'
which control the mines are cur
failing the output.
There are great possibilities II
the marsh land in this part of In
diana, for the culture of Towering
bulbs, such as narcissus, tulips
lilies, etc. This vast business ha
heretofore been almost exclusive
ly associated with Holland, wher'
it is immensely profitable, but /
has in recent years been intro
duced in the United States, ant
with great success. The climate
of Indiana is as good for the pur
pose as Holland, and the marsl