The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-05-29

went to Argos to spend Sunday.
Elder A. H. Zilmer went to Citation
county to preach at Hillisburgh Sum-
day.
Mrs. A. North has returned from
visit of a week with relatives in Wal
kerton.
Mrs. John w. Thomas and Mrs.
Copley went TO Warsaw to visit over
Sunday.
Mrs. Arvilla Chapman has returned
to Argos after visiting her sister Miss
Ocie Love.
The rain made it too wei for farm
erS to work and assured big vote al
the primaries.
Mrs. Myron Bell residing on West
South street has gone to Valparaiso
for visit of a week.
Homegrown strawberries will be in
market in few days. Present pros
poets are for very large crop.
Jerry Good, of Knox, well known in
Starke and Marshall counties diedWed-
nesday and was buried Thursday after
noon.
Frank Rumley'S barn, near Donald
son was struck by lightning last night
and badly damaged, but was not
burned.
The Bremen Enquirer is opposed to
Sunday base ball, and a strong effort
is making in Bremen to enforce the
law and stop it.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Thomas
returned to South Bend Saturday even
ing after a visit of one day in this
city and vicinity.
Will Burnside recect thy sold his farm
near the BlISsville church and bought
100 acres north of Tyner at one time
owned by Lon Fink.
After all representative delegate
convention gives fairer and better eX-
preston of the wishes of the majority
than primary election.
Indiana has 80 widows pensioned
for their husbands part IN the war of
1912. 1t also has 293 pensioned sur
viyorS of the Mexican war.
\ car load of small and partly green
peaches from Texas were received in
Chicago Friday. They were the first
to show up of this years crop.
Misses Eva and Fay Wickizer and
Carrie Loser went TO Argos Saturday
morning to attend the funeral of Miss
Bertha Dennison who died Thursday.
Mrs. DR.. Atkinson has returned to
her home in Chicago after visit of
several days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. II. Hindel near Inwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dinner Williams, who
came here to bury their child returned
to Chicago Saturday. Mrs. Will
liams mother, Mrs. Carl, accompanied
them.
Will Mcdonald, formerly of Plym-
outh, who has been with the b. & o.
railroad as civil engineer, has taken a
similar position with road i'm north
ern Wisconsin.
Lydia Hale, an inmate of the county
asylum, escaped about 3 a. m. Friday
morning, and was overtaken by the
superintendent near Tyner and re-
turned the same day.
No demonstration will be made on
Decoration Day this year in North
Liberty aside from decorating graves
of departed soldiers by comrades and
members of the w. r. c.
Ten Purdue students have been ex-
PEELED from the university for alleged
gambling and drunkenness. One of
those expelled was senior and would
have graduated in two weeks.
Miss Bertha Dennison, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank DenniSon, of
Argosadied Thursday aged 16 years.
She had many friends whose hearts
are sad because of her untimely deathA
William Schultz at work on the new
railroad bridge, was struck in the
back by the steam shovel Friday after
noon and badly hurt. His injuries
are not however considered dangerous,
The South Bend Tribune says that
only good ticket of clean active re-
publicans who will work for success
from now until November can bring
republican success in st. Joseph coun-
ty.
j. w. McCrory has received a check
for $1,000, from the Modern Wood
men on account of the death of his
son, Byron McCrory, who was a men,
Der of the Modern Woodman camp in
this city.
Many democrats said Saturday that
they hoped the republicans would
nominate honest. cOmpetent men at