The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-06-11
LOCAL NEWS

a few day at Indianapolis.
Mrs. Gilbert Wallace is visiting
with relatives in South Bend.
Foster Helms has returned to
South Bend after spending a few
days in this city.
Mrs. Almyra Seymour has
gone to Lakeville for a few days
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ida
Martin.
Mrs. NJ. Rudowsky of Chicago,
is visiting in this city, the guest
e Mrs. John Shoemaker, AMI
other I.iends
Henry Beernbrock went to
South Bend Thursday, called
there by the death of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Holdorff.
Miss Grace Meeks who has
been teaching school here during
the past term, returned to her
home in Columbia City Friday.
Mrs. G. A. Idle of this city and
Mrs.B. Bollenbaugh of Tyner,
went to Bourbon Thurday, to at
tend the Smith Adams reunion.
Chester c. Dickinson is here
from Pisscedao, California, for
few days visit with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. d. l.. Dickinson.
The Bourbon council has con-
Guided to pave Main street of thar
place Through the business sec
ton the pavement is to be As feet
wide.
Miss Nellie Hoch of Monticel-
who has been visiting with the
family of w. A. Rhinehart for a
few days, returned to her home
today.
The citizens of Culver are max
ing arrangements to have a
Fourth of July celebration. The
celebration will comprise dis
c. l.. Morris received an order
Thursday for canvas stats to be
sent to Buenos Ayres, South
America. They go by freight to
New York ard thence by boat.
The Post-Inselligencer, of Seat
tie, Wash, alter receiving re-
ports from all points in the north,
estimates the gold output for the
coming season in Alaska at $780,
100000. =
County Commissioners Severns
and Troup, Attorney H. A. Lo-
gan and Auditor Walker went to
Rochester Thursday, to confer
with the board of Fulton county
commissioners concerning boun-
DIARIES etc.
Rev. George r. Hicks of South
Bend, the saloon fighter, went to
Evansville to assist in the crusade
against the liquor traffic in that
city. Hicks is said to be slated
for higher position by the Indi-
ana Anti-Saloon league.
The trustees of the state prison
at Michigan City, concluded their
monthly session Tuesday after
noon and the members have re-
turned to their respective homes.
Out of 10 applications they
granted sixteen paroles.
Ptomaine poisoning, resulting
from eating piece of bologna,
purchased at a South Bend meat
market, was the cause of the
death Of seven year old Harold
Bum The meat was given to
the lad for supper by his mother.
Metsker says he should not be
criticised for predicting Moor
mans nomination after everybody
that could count knew that Miller
had a majority of 20 delegates.
He says they do not count del
egates in Democratic congress
tional convention, they simply
draft a candidate.
The Pennsylvania car shops
were Monday morning put upon a
ten-hour basis for FIVE days of
the week and FIVE hours on the
sixth. This came as surprise,
and the several hundred employees
affected are greatly pleased at
what appears to be permanent
picking UP in business.-Ft.
Wayne Journal-Gazette.
Mrs. S. l.. Shakes returned
from Chicago last evening where
she has been attending the COM
mencement exercises of the Uni
versity of Chicago at which exer-
cises Miss Olga received her Phi.
B. degree. She was awarded Hon
orable mention for excellence in
the work of the Senior college and
also special honors in the History
Department.
The Rev. Edward A. Schell,
pastor of the First Methodist
church in LaPorte. will return
this week from the general con-
ference at Baltimore. He will
tender his resignation of the La
porte pastorate on his return and
leave at once for Mount Pleasant,
Ia, where he will assume the du-
les of president of Wesleyan col
iege Dr. Schell would have beer
candidate for the bishopric blu
for his election as the head of the
iowa college.