The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-01-16
LOCAL NEWS

February Is is the date fixed by the
Blue Ribbon club for its next dance.
John Haenes went to Bremen Fri
day to attend the funeral of his broth
er.
Miss Jennie Match has returned to
South Bend after visiting her parents
here.
There are forty cases of small pox
in the vicinity of Sidney, KosciusSo,
county.
William Davis, the blind man is in
Jail charged with carving concealed
weapons.
Miss Ada Huling has returned to
South Bend after visiting her parents
in this city.
Evangelist Webb is assisting Rev.
Simonson in special services at Rich
land Center.
Mrs. DR.. Johnson returned to Bour-
bon Friday morning after visiting her
brother. DR.. Borton.
Jesse Hess has returned to Columbus
Ohio. after a visit of several days with
his brother, Judge Hess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denny O'Brien have
returned TO Grovertown after a visit
of few days in this city.
Mrs. H. W. Harris has returned to
Grand Rapids, Michigan, after visit
ing her son, g. g. Harris.
William p. Holland has sold his
farm on the Laporte road to a. E.
Adams of Laporte county.
Mrs. p f. Malone has returned to
Fort Wayne after visit of few days
with her husband in this city.
Mr.. Ernest Haag who has been in
the shoe business for years is here Wis
iting his father, Mr.. Joseph Haag.
Mrs. E. j. Lay returned to Bour-
bon Friday with her three chill
dren who have been in the Brightside
home.
Rev. Father Meissner, of Peru, on
his way to Fort Wayne Thursday,
spent a few hours with Rev. Father
Yenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell were called to
their home at VALPARAISO on account
of the serious illness of Mr. Bell IS
father.
III. VI. Bailey has sold to Jacob
Grace and w. L. Yandis the meat
store at lion lately operated by Isaac
Rhodes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Underwood of
St. Charles, ILL.,, who have been visit
ing A r. Underwood and family re-
turned to their home Friday.
Some people are always finding fault
with nature for putting thorns on
roses, when they ought to be thankful
that nature put roses on thorns.
Hiram p. Mills, of Mount Morris.
y. Y, joined in the dance given to
celebrate his Goth birthday and was as
nimble as any man in the company.
a number OF the old people of this
city gave dance at Hill S cafe Thurs
day evening Of last week, about fifty
were present and a good time was re.
ported.
Several young men and women oil
this county are taking the short spe-
cial course in agriculture at Purdue
and will receive lasting benefit from
the work.
Levi Artz, prominent farmer re.
siding near Inwood, has bought the
Cecil property on Sophia street now
occupied by DR.. Brown, and will move
TO Plymouth this week.
The completed record If feeble
minded people in Indiana show that
Eli families are represented and that
in l, 042 cases either one or both OF
the parents were mentally defective
The town of Bourbon has enacted a
law requiring the railroad crossings
therein TO be protected by electric
bells. The Michigan street crossing
in Plymouth could be made safer by
the same devise.
Henry Clements, of Knox, who shot
and killed his former sweetheart
Mrs. Edward Davis, will recover
Later developments show that the
husband witnessed the awful deed but
was unable to prevent the tragedy.
Mrs. George Nyhart has returned
from Laporte where she went to con.
suit an eye doctor. Dr. Smith ha:
been treating her and thinks she vii
lose the sight of her left eye. but the
right eye may be saved by proper
treatment and good care.
Miss Jennie Mickey very pleasantly
entertained about twenty of heI
friends Thursday evening. They went