The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-11

Bend, are spending few weeks IN
Oscar Burch has returned to Ham
mond after spending a few days in
Howard Hill went to Donaldson to
spend couple Of weeks with his
uncle, Elmer Jones.
Carl Reynolds has gone to Indian
apo1is, to take an examination for
vetinary surgery.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hampton are
the happy parents of a ten-pound boy
born Tuesday morning.
Mrs. c. f. Koomler has returned
to Laporte, after spending a few days
with friends in this city.
Mrs. Loyal Burch is improving
somewhat in health. Her recovery
is hoped for by her friends.
Miss Junita Ritz has returned to
her home in Bucyrus, Ohio, after Wis
isirs with relatives in this city.
Mrs. James Aglin and Master
Clement Fox, of Fort Wayne. are
the guests of Mrs. James Hanes.
Charles. Sells of Chicago is a Ply
mouth visitor. He will join camp
ing party of friends at Pretty lake.
J.. R. Vinnedge left for Ogema,
Wis, Tuesday morning. He will
join a party at Chicago going to that
place
Mrs. Homer Linkenhelt and her
guest, Miss Dearborn of Rochester,
.nd baby Jane Linkenhelt, spent the
ay at Winona-
Mrs. Olga Rose who has been the
guest of the family of d. w. Mason
for few days, has returned to her
home in Dola, Ohio.
Mrs. F. J. Bonham has returned to
her home in Albion, Ind. latter visit
ing for few days with the family
of her son, H. H. Bonham
Miss Madge Stewart, has returned
to her home in Avilla, Ind, after
visiting for few DAYS with he-
friend. Miss Nellie Bonham-
J. NJ. Steele of Plymcuth, and his
former partner, L. M. Mann. OF Ro-
chester. are attending the photogra-
piers association at Winona.
A ton of water from the Dead Sea
will Weld 1877 pounds OF salt; that
from the Atlantic ocean, 81 pounds,
and from the Pacific 70 pounds.
Mrs. Watkins and son Henry of
Rochester. n Y, have returned to
their. home after visiting for few
days with James Gilmore and wife.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the move
list. who created the character OF
sherlock Holmes" is to be married
in September to Miss Jean Leckle-
Charlestown, Ind, uses 81 arc
lights on the moonlightg schedule
(sas,1e as Plymouth) and pays s4s per
light per year. Under the present
contract this city pays $1,000 per
light.
Miss Grace McAlexa' der has re-
turned to her home in indianapolis,
after visiting for few days with
Miss Ruth Logan. She was accom-
panied as far as Rochester by Mrs
Logan and Ruth.
Mr.. Ralph Mattingly and wife and
child of Nashville, Tenn, are visiting
with c. T. Mattingly. They will oc-
cupy the Mattingly residence while
Mr.. c. T. Mattingly and wife maize an
extended trip through the west
The city council called a mass
meeting for Monday evening, july -
for the purpose of getting an express
sion from the citizens OF Plymouth
REGARDING the proposed electric light
franchise The council is very de-
sirous OF large attendance and you
are urgently requested to be on hand.
Danville, with a population of a
little over 1000, consumed over 500
gallons of ice cream on July and
4. There were fifty empty tcn-gallon
freezers at the traction station next
morning waiing TO be shipped to In
dianapolis, besides number of small
freezers. This record means a quart
of the frozen delicacy for each in
habitant.
The Episcopal Sunday school of
Plymouth, the NJ E. Sunday School
of Argos, u. B. Sunday School of
Tyner and NJ. E. Sunday School of
Walkerton, have already signi6ed
their intention to accompany the
Plymouth NJ. f. Sunday school on
thei- picnic to Michigan City July
23rd. Persons and families from all
the Sunday Schools and Churches
will spend the day and enjoy the oc-
casicn. Label baskets with name and
place. Jlyod1w2
We are told that Adam Hensel,
residing 2 miles east of town, was
awakened at about IL o'clock the
OTHER night by a strange noise about
his barn. Looking from the window
he perceived a monstrous owl perch
ed upon the ridge of the barn. Adam
sec lred his shot gun and fired six
shots at the marauder, without effect
After the sixth shot, Mr. Owl turned
tito one of Adams turkey hens
quietly Topped its wings and flew to
the ground.
We now hear of a Chicago min
lister, Rev. Johnston Myers by name
hiring brass band to attract people
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