The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-04-17

finished a club house on his prOpe rty
on the south side of Maxinkuckee like.
MessrS. Henry Einsdrath,. Edwin
Mayer, and Herbert L. Nussbaum, of
Chicago, arrivedSaturday to spend SUM-
day with friends and relatives in this
city.
The Republican state convention
will be held Wednesday and Thursday,
April % aud "a. The attendance
promises to be the largest in the his
tory of the state.
William Sutherlin, who was con-
victed of killing Ed Fetters and bury
ing his body under mule, has been
released from prison and is working
on farm in Michigan.
Frank and Charles Stanl and their
sister, Mrs. W. G.. Zechlel, changed
cars here Saturday on their way to Co.
lumbia City to attend the funeral of
their cousin, Mrs. Charles Stahl.
The Culver Military Academy ball
team passed through here Saturday
on their way to Chicago, to con-
test with the University of Chicago in
a game of base ball this afternoon.
Miss Olive Gunder, who has been
the guest of relatives add friends in
this city, for the past week returned
Saturday to Muncie where she has
position as teacher in the city
schools.
Mrs. Charles Kanarr and daughter
residing six miles north OF Plymouth,
were thrown from a buggy, Friday,
in a runaway. Both were somewhat
bruised but no serious injury was
sustained.
Mrs. Benton Boyer, of Erie, Penn
sylvania, who has been the guest OF
friends and relatives in this city, for
several days went TO South Bend Sat
urday noon, and will move to that city
in few days.
L. ]. Winnings has rented the Bos-
worth room on Laporte street and will
open a flour, feed and fruit house.
This is the room in which Mr.. Win
ningS once did a successful restaurant
and bakery business.
Mrs. Mary Dunbar, of Chicago,
formerly Miss Mary Holdorf, of this
city, died at her home in Chicago
Wednesday morning, April 8, at $50
O'Clock. Mrs. Holdoff went Chicago
Thursday and attended the funeral.
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Mary C. Zimmerman died at her
home northeast of town, Friday,
April II, at II O'Clock m. The fun
eral services were held Sunday after
noon at the Jacoby church, after
which the remains were laid to rest
in the Jacoby cemetery.
Rev. w. w. Raymond has accepted
the position of assistant to Arch Dea-
con Terrence of Marion. DR.. Ray
mond established mission in Marion
over twenty years ago and it has
grown into one of the strongest Epis-
copal churches in Indiana.
Frank Brooke has his card as can
didate for county clerk printed in the
Bremen Enquirer and pays for big
puff in addition. Frank expects to
down his oppoentS so completely that
he will have no opposition when he
asks for third nomination. He does
not seem to think of what may hap
pen next November
Misses Delmina and Ada Anderson
and Myrtle White entertained at
Hills Cafe, Friday evening, about
seventy-five country and town friends:
also number from Argos and few
from Twin Lakes were in attendance.
Music, games and dancing were the
special features of the evening. All
departed at a late hour and reported a
good time.
a Logansport man has patented an
agricultural implement for the Guilt
walton of winter wheat. The machine
is built after the plan of drill with
number of small rake teeth to be
drawn through the young, growing
blades to loosen up the ealth about
the roots. Farmers who seem tC
know what they are talking about say
that good narrowing in the spring is
all the cultivation wheat needs, and is
often necessary to insure a good crop
Work at the Novelty building is
progressing rapidly; cement floors have
been put down, boilers and other new
machinery have arrived and viii soor