The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-03-27
LOCAL NEWS

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parents of a daughter born Thursday
morning.
Homer Bundy has moved his house.
hold goods from South Bend to Plym-
outh.
A. c. Matchette, of Bourbon, has
been practicing physician for forty
years.
Congressman Lands was renomi-
mated at Kokomo on the first ballot
THURSDAY.
The Union Water and Light Co.
have issued bonds on their plant at
Bourbon.
William dwell has gone to Chicago
for an extended visit with relatives
and friends.
Mrs Anna Haslanger is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. George Hahn. in
South Bend.
A marriage license has cen issued
to Ezra Haag aged so and Minnie Will
cox aged q.
Charles Jackson and daughter, of
near Rochester, were Plymouth visit
ors Wednesday.
Roscoe ClIzbe returned to Mish-
awake Thur 'day after visiting with
relatives in this city.
Mrs. W. Heckart and Miss Sarah
Heckart went to Bourbon Thursday
morning to visit friends.
Frank Carey is employed in the re-
c0rder's Office and Otto III. Weber is as
sisting Treasurer O'keefe.
Mrs William y. Riley, residing
north of Inwood. has been granted a
widows pension OF sl2 month.
John Hickman and family have
Toved from the Kleimer farm west of
town. to farm in Noble county.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Cook, of Chi
cago. transacted business in this city,
and left lor Warsaw Thursday.
1t is said that ducks have not been
so plenty in many years as they are
now on the Kankakee. northeast of
Shelby.
William Rindsberg, who has been
the guest Of Levi Lauer, in this city,
returned TO his home in Cincinnati
Wednesday.
An exchange saws that New York
has a doctor whose name is l. Y. Love
and then adds, Let it be hoped always
with his wife.
John Rowan, one of the Oldest resi-
dents of Bourbon, who has been criti-
cally i'll during the past week is some
what improved.
Thousands of dollars worth OF
property was destroyed by fire. water
and smoke in the Fox block at Fort
WAYNE Wednesday.
George w. Kessler, Of Macy, a
veteran of the civil war, was before
the pension board in this city for ex-
animation Wednesday.
Miss Pearl Bland, daughter of Mar
ion Bland, of Bourbon township, and
William Kellogg of Bourbon will be
married at 6 p. m. Easter Sunday.
W. J. Bryan has moved from Lin
coin, Neb., to his farm near the city
and will live in his barn until hand
some country residence is completed.
DIR. John Lindquist and wife, oil
Lincoln, H., are the proud parents OF
a son born March IA. DIR. Lindquest
was Plymouth boy until year ago.
Grandma Bland, who has been very
sick all winter at the home of hel
daughter, Mrs. Charles Mckinney In
Bourbon, is reported much improved.
Miss Louise Stegman left for De-
troit, Mich, Thursday where she Will
spend the summer. She was accom-
panied as far as Lakeyille by her faith.
er.
Miss Minnie Rayder returned to hel
home in Chicago Thursday after at
tending the funeral of p. j. Ball and
visiting with Miss Mary Sullivan, in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Cogswell, who
have been guests of the family OF
John Miller on North Walnut street
returned to their home in South Benz
Thursday.
Mrs. ". A. Vangilder, of South
Bend, who has been the guest of the
family of J. V. Vangilder near thi:
city, left Thursday to be the gues.
Of relatives at Warsaw.
TheIndiana prohibitionists will holt
their state convention in Indianapoli:
April Is and 10: the republicans, Apri
% and "a: and the democrats anC
populists will hold their convention
June 4.
On its line west of Pittsburg ths
Pennsylvania put 500 new cars into