The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-07-02

is visiting with MISS EStella
Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry FARRELL OF
Tyner, called ON Plymouth
friends Friday, enroute to South
Bend.
Mrs. James Schuler has re-
turned to her home in South
Bend, after attending the funeral
of t. ]. Winnings in this city.
Miss Susan Hillsman arrived
home from Los Vegas, New
Mexico, Thursday evening, for a
visit with her mother in this city
George Augerman of Denver,
COL, who has been visiting with
his aunt, Mrs. w. w. Hill for a
few days, left for his home Fri
day.
The social given by the young
ladies of the German church on
the lawn OF the parsonage last
evening, was a success, and was
largely attended.
Miss Bessie Sanner of South
Bend. who has been visiting
with Mrs. w. H. Graham in this
city, for a few days, returned to
her home Friday.
Misses Dovie Laid and Marie
Mellott of Bourbon, who have
been visiting with Mrs. Lulu
Blain for a few days, returned to
their homes Monday.
Mrs. w. w. Travis of Chicago
who has been visiting with her
father, Joseph Biggens in this
city, went to South Bend for a
few days visit Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kreigh-
baum of South Bend, who have
been visiting with relatives in
this city, went to Bremen, to
spend a few days Friday.
Postmaster II. p. Loveland. OF
Peru, has been notified that un-
less many OF the roads in Miami
county are improved within 80
days the government will order
several rural routes out of Peru
abandoned.
Thomas Wilkinson, of Adrian,
Mich, famous because of the re-
markable length of his whiskers,
is dead. He had whiskers which
measured sixteen feet in length
and in earlier life travelled about
the country exhibiting them.
1t is reported that there is soon
to be a break in the price of au-
toniobiles but the reduction OF
about 80 per cent. will come off
the four cylinder cars which have
been selling a third to half
higher than two cylinder ma
chimes.
]. Frederick Schadt, who lives
on the north shore of Tippecanoe
lake, near Leesburg, is exhibiting
several strawberries raised on his
place and which measure nine
inches in circumference. He
claims the championship fol
kosciusko county.
c. " Kellar of Lacrosse is the
owner of colt that has six hoofs
The two extra feet protude from
the front legs and are well form
ed, but cannot be used for walk
ing. The colt, which is only a
few days old, is otherwise nor
NAL and in good health.
Mrs. Milton Soice and Miss
Hannah Hauk went to Chicago
to attend the commencement ex-
ercises OF the Chicago Piano col
lege. Miss Hazel Soice receives
her teachers certificate this even
ing. She is one of the youngest
to ever receive this diploma from
the college.
The annual state log rolling OF
the Modern Woodmen of Amer
lea will be held at Elwood on
July 4. There are $50 camps in
the territory covered by the as
sociation and all will be repre-
sented by delegates, many send
ing uniformed drill teams to par
ticipate in the parade and to take
part in the contests.
John Adelman went to Bourbon
Thursday morning to see the ball
game, his first visit to Bourbon,
he said, in twenty years. John re-
Gently terminated a forty-two
years engagement with the Hills
as bread and cake producer, and
lays claim to being the Oldest
young man in Marshal county.
He will go to Valparaiso in few
days and will make his home with
his son.
As fly time is approaching here
is a prescription for getting rid OF
the pests, which may be of inter
est to some of our readers. A
half teaspoonful of brown pepper,
finely ground, mixed with double
The quantity of brown sugar, the
mixture to be moistened with
cream. The flies will generally
eat greedily if where they can
easily reach it, but it will be their
last meal, for the least bit of it
to fly is rank poison. If watched
they will often be seen to drop
dead within a foot of the place