The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-06-04
/ LOCAL NEWS


visitor Friday.
Willis Logan went to Knox tC
spend Decoration Day and Sunday.
Dewey Shambaugh went 10 Notre
Dame Friday for a visit of few days
Mrs. Joseph Lacher is spending Z
few days with friends at South Bend
c. w. Zehner has returned to South
Benz after visit of few days IN
Plymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Marks OK Val
paraiso are Plymouth visitors for a
few days
Miss Bessie Melbourne of Culver
visited with Miss Lucretia Lorine
this city for a few days
Mrs. John Zumbaugh and Mrs
Chas. Shearer are visit ng relatives
at Elkhart.
Warren Hill was taken to the Ep-
worth hospital at South Bend Thurs
day evening
Judge Burson says the Zehner mill
dam must go when the petitioners pay
Mrs Zehner $1,000.
Jane Harker of South Bend. came
down Friday for visit of a week in
this city and Argos.
Mrs. E. Dills of West township,
went to Wakarusa Friday to attend
the Eversole reunion.
Two persons died of sunstroke in
New York Thursday. This has been
the hottest May since 1880.
James Marshall of Chicago, came
to Plymouth for Memorial day and
TO visit relatives and friends.
]. A.. and A. B. Black OF Flint,
Mich, stopped in Plymouth Frida /,
ON their way home from Macy
Mrs Anna Holtdorff who has been
sick for some time was taken to the
hospital at South Bend Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ringle Of Ar
Cos. stopped in Plymouth Frida OF
their way home from Bourbon.
Louis Bose ard Chas. sarber OF Ar
gos and John r. Jones of this city,
spent the day a, South Bend on bust
ness Friday
Mrs. VIM. Kendall, who has been
at Fort Wayne hospital for several
weeks, was brought home Friday af-
ternoon
lightning killed valuable COW be-
longing to o. P. Bair Just west OF the
city, about one O'Clock Thursday af-
ternoon.
Miss Catherine Agler of Geneva,
Ill, is here for visit of a few weeks
with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs
Morris Agler.
John Wiltfong received note Fri
da- stating that DR.. Charles o. Wilt
fong and wife would be here for Dec
Grafton day and Sunday.
One of the heaviest rains OF the
season was that OF Thursday night
and Friday morning and it made
farmers look and feel blue
The Argos Reflector is still boom
ing Moorman for congress. 1t is OF
necessary to state that the editor of
the Reflector is Democrat.
The sem;-centennial jubilee meeting
of the Indiana State Dental associa-
ton will be held at the German house,
in Indianapolis. June 4, 5, and 6.
The Keyser or Zehner ditch case
was decided by Judge Burson Friday
forenoon. The dam comes out and
Zehner is allowed $1,000 damage.
Congressman Overstreet of Indian
apolis, ha. been offered the chairman
of the currency commission but was
compelled to decline The high honor
on account of his health.
Mrs. F. B. Walmer and daughter
Verda of Culver, came up Friday for
a visit of two or three dave with Mrs.
Walmer's sister, Mrs. Miner, six
miles northeast of this city.
Robert Beatty died at his home 7
miles southeast of Plymouth Wedpes-
day, May 81. He was 70 years old.
Funeral services were held Friday af-
ternoon. Interment at Bethel GENE
terry.
Rev A. J. Carey came up from
Kokomo Thursday evening for a visit
of few days. He has retired from
the ministry and expects to remove to
his residence at Warsaw in. a few
weeks
Fifty millions a year for waterways
will be demanded from
congress by the National Rivers and
Harbors congress at its 1908 meeting,
to be held in Washington, D. c. on
December 9 next.
During the past few weeks, the
continual downpour of rain with in
termissions of bright sunshiny days
has kept the farmers guessing as o
the final outcome of getting the corn
crop into the ground.
Ed Butcher, who went to Goshen
year ago, is here looking for house
and viii move back to Plymouth. Ed
SAYS whenever working man leaves
Plymouth he loses money. The little
Yellow river city beats every other
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