The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-03-20
LOCAL NEWS


Anna VI. Thomas has scared a
Eiivorce from Isaac W. Thomas.
Sam Riddle has moved from the
south pa.t OF this county TO Roches-
ter.
81 Mrs. Louisa Barnes left Tor South
bend Thursday to be the guest Of rel
,atives.
Insurance companies have advanced
rates % per cent on all risks except
Z dwellings.
Farmers say the mud has not been
So deep for many years as it has been
this week.
- The Plymouth Democrat thinks
Charlie Hudson will probably return
to Marshall county.
The spring meeting Of the Logans-
port presbytery will be held az South
Bend, commencing April :.
Misses Hona Davis. Dora Devin-
ney and Aida FireStone are the guests
of Mrs. Oscar Baker in this city.
Mrs. Ella Riggans, land Miss Eva
Sweet have returned to Rochester
after visiting relatives at Bourbon.
Benjamin Harrison died one year
5 ago. but his fame and influence
for good Will live as the wears 90 on.
Mrs. Anna Buck and her two boys
arrived from Cleveland Thursday and
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. W.
4 Hill
John Seymour prominent farmer
4 residing three miles north of Inwood
died sunday night. March 9th aged 60
years.
A number of sugar camps are in
operation already this spring. but 1t is
not thought that the output will
amount TO as much as it has in years
gone by.
The Bird and Bee man says. ''It is
a condition. fnd not a theory. that
confronts US, and the man who would
I. cast his ballot TO destroy the present
prosperous conditions is chargeable
with crime.
Tie report of the state board OF
health shows large increase ofsmall-
/ pox cases for the month OF February
Hurry declares that the disease is
with us to stay until it attacks every
body susceptible TO it.
The immortal J. n" will certain
" not live much longer. He paid a
barber 10 cents for shave and wo-
man 10 cents for lunch last week
the only money he is known To have
paid out in forty years while travel
ing.
At Huntington Wednesday of last
week a severe gale blew down
the smoke stack Of the Fort Wayne &
Southwestern power house and there
was other damage to tie building
which will amount to considerable a.
cars being stopped.
Certificates of mortgage exemption:
must be fled with the county auditor
On or before May l. Those vino wisl
TO take advantage of the mortgage ex
emption law NAV 90 before any no
tary public or Justice of the peace o
this city and file such papers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foulkes, of Minneap
oils, Mimi. are visiting Mrs. j. L
Hawley. Mrs. Foulkes was born il
Plymouth and grew TO womanhooC
here, known and liked by everybody
as Ina Hawley. She has many friends
here who are glad TO meet her again
A special train from the east wa
switched onto the Vandalia tracks fol
South Bend Thursday. 1t contained
a party of railroad magnates. Among
them were Vice President Turner
General Superintendent Shroyer. anC
Observation-Disclosures of the western
division of the Pennsylvania.
Acting on the advice of the attor
ney general, Fish COMMISSIONS
Sweeney is having made seine Loo
feet in length, and with large fore,
of men, will Systematically seine thu
northern Indiana lakes. All the dog
fish. gar, carp and turtles brought on
will be destroyed, while the bass. pick
erel, pike. perch, and other food fisl
will be restored to the water. Th
worthless fish in the lakes not only de
stroy the other fish. but consume tn
food, so that the game fish lack sub
sistence.
Charlotte Lee. the old lady residin,
in East Warsaw, whose clothes caugh
FIRE from the stove near which sh
was kneeling in prayer on Frida
morning last, and which burned he
back almost to a crisp in places, die,
at noon Tuesday from the effects O
the unfortunate accident. The oil,