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


Thursday at home.
Friday was the last day OF school
in all the grades.
Mrs. Ronald Thompson is here
from ST. Charles. Mo.
J. E. Beyler and wife of Rochester,
were in town Thursday.
II. Probst and E. Ellis, of South
Bend, were here Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Corse went to
indianapolis to see President Roose
welt
Peter Emenecker and wife, of Ben
ton Harbor, Mich, are here visiting
friends.
Ralph Marvin and w. c. Miller
started Friday in their automobiles
for De1phos. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Love, Of
Mishawaka, spent Decoration day in
the city with old friends.
John Baxter and wife of South
Bend. spent Decoration day in Ply
mouth with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Durbin have
moved their household goods from
Chicago to Plymouth and expect TO
again make their nome in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wiser, both
of whom were reared in Plymouth,
are here from Mishawaka to spend
the week and are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Miles.
Those of the veterans that were
not able to join with their comrades
Thursday were Charles Wilcox, Jo-
seph Davis. George Shearer and
Washington Kelley
Miss Grace Montgomery of Indian
apolis, who had been the guest OF
her aunt, Mrs. E. c. Martindale, for
the week, went Friday to see friends
at Argos enroute home. Miss Mont
gomery formerly lived in Plymouth.
Mr.. T. J. Stewart, of Washington
City, who is here by direction OF
the census department OF marriages
and divorce, is an Indiana man and
his horoe is in Burnettsville John
Cullen, of this city, is .rev by
marriage Mr. Stewart is lvited to
sample our flowing well water and
tc make himself at home while here
Gus Mickey brought in three
small potatoes, about the size OF a
hickory nut, that had grown from
between the seed and the stalk The
stalk was but barely formed and was
not out of the ground. The potatoes
were evidently bound to grow
weather or no. Gus thinks they arg
as much of a curiosity as Jim Miller's
hen that sets on nest of pup and
kitten
Rev. John S. Crowder returned
Thursday evening from Etna Green
where he delivered the Memorial day
address at that place Mr. Crowder
reports that Etna Green did great
credit to itself by its excellent and
we'll carried out program and by d
great outpouring of citizens to take
part in the exercises of the day. The
subject of the speakers address wa:
"Our Country"
The Brotherhood will hold it:
monthly meeting at the Presbyterian
church Thursday evening Rev. II
B. Hostetter, pastor of Westminster
church, South Bend, has written tina
he will be present and will make al
address The gentleman failed TO b;
here at the meeting one month ago
at which he was announced TO speak
The men of the congregation are III
vited to attend
w. H. Miller, of Bremen, was il
town Friday on business. Mr.. Millel
says that on account of a few Sigh
cases of smallpox, it was though
best to have no public assemblage or
Decoration day, and therefore the ex
ercises, which have heretofore Away.
been held at Bremen, were omitted
There are four cases of the diseas,
in Bremen, but the cases are milo
and the homes are quarantined anC
no danger is apprehended OF a spread
of the disease.
Our old friend "Jeems" Miller
known as Frank Sundown," al
avowed trust-buster and authority oil
high moral and psychological ques
tons, has a unique family of pet!
that deserve more than passing no
tice for their agreeable associations
although differing widely in their nat
ural customs. The group consists o
an old cat and one kitten. a spanie
ps;ppy and a good-natured hen, anC
they all bunk together and are hap
py in their common habitat. Jane:
got the pup as companion Tor the
kitten and the mother cat adopted
him without a dissenting NEW. Tho
hen exercises her maternal instinct BY
sitting upon the happy trio as she
would her own brood.
Reports received from Bourbon
Bremen, Argos and Culver, will
probably other places in the county
tended memorial services. Pete
CRUDE returned from Bourbon Thurs
day night, where he was one OF the
drum corps, and reports an excellen
address by Rev Mr. Jones. At Cul
yer, upon their return from the Gem
etery, the post visited and sang ;
HYMN at the homes of their sick com
rades. They then marched out or
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