The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-04-03
LOCAL NEWS

from Florida Thursday noon.
Thomas O'Conner, of Culver, went
to South Bend Thursday to visit rela-
tiveS.
Charles Kintzel went to MentOne
Thursday to visit a few days with
his mother.
Almost everybody is making garden
and spring now seems two weeks ear
lier than usual.
The Brightside Training school
placed four children in homes near
Valparaiso Thursday.
p. s. Alleman has packed his house
hold goods and will move to Mankato,
Mimi, in few days.
Fred Logan arrived from Marietta,
Ohio, Thursday morning, where he has
been employed for the past year.
The Weekly Independent is out
under it's new head, but there is moth
ing new about it except the head.
Philip Herald and his mother, of
Argos, passed through here Thursday
on their way to South Bend to visit rel
atives.
Stephen Jackson of Sophia street, is
contemplating removing to Chicago
to more centrally locate himself for
his work.
Mrs. Anna Kinsey and daughter, of
Burr Oak. went to South Bend today
where they expect TO soon reside
permanently.
Mrs. Fletcher has returned to- her
home at Bourbon after visit OF sew
eral DAYS with her daughter, Mrs.
John Sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs d. S. O'Brien, return
ed to their home at Gr0vertOwn Thurs
day after visiting with the formers
parents in this city.
A. J. Emmerton who was taken TO
the Epworth hospital at South Bend
for treatment several days ago, is re-
ported much improved.
Miss Maude Kingsbury, who came
here to attend the funeral of Mrs. Dun
lap, returned Thursday morning to her
home in Iowa City, la.
The jury in the case of Murray VS.
HoughtOn found for the plaintiff. 1t
was a case in which the lines between
farms were in dispute.
Oscar Romig Wednesday moved his
family from near 1nwOod TO Jacob
Rentschler's property on the river
bank near Sophia street.
Workmen are unloading timber at
the P. +. r. r., bridge over the river
preparatory to remodeling that struct-
ure for the double track.
Mrs. o. L. Tapley returned TO her
home in South Bend Thursday morn
ing after visiting with the family of
p. S. Alleman. in this city.
Mrs. Harry Harris and little son
Ross went to Tiosa Thursday morning
tOattend commencement exercises and
visit a few days with relatives.
The democrats of Fulton county
held big convention Thursday and E.
c. Martindale went down to see if Full
ton county democrats want him for
circuit Judge.
At the meeting of the National Re-
tail Hardware Dealers Associated
which was held;in Chicago last week,
VI. L. Corey, of Argos, was reelected
to the office of of secretary.
Mrs. Charles Hively, residing. near
Columbia City, was seized with
spasm while boiling sugar water We'd
nesd;Iy fell into tank of boiling hot
water and was scalded to death.
John R. Jones, of the Argos Re-
fleet 1r, is a candidate for county clerk
subject to the democratic primary
election. Mr.. Jones, like Mr.. Metsker.
publishes an independent paper.
John McMaster, who has spent the
winter in Chicago, st. Joseph and La
porte,ls visiting his EOther and sisters
In this city for few days. His health
is much better than it was year ago.
r. A. Marchant and family, of Chi
cagO, arrived in Plymouth Thursday to
make this city their home. Mr.. Mar
chant has purchased the former Cast
property in the north west part of
town.
Mrs. r. E. Brown and children left
Thursday morning to join Mr.. Brown.
at their new home in Quincy o., Mr..
Brown was the operator at the Van
dalia station in this city and the fam
lily made many friends here.
Mrs. William Edwards, Plymouths
oldest lady and one of the first set
tiers of the county, has gone to South
Bend for visit of few days before
OOinO tn her new homo in M,nnocofo