The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-04-17
JOHN v. ASHLEY and son
in Goods Low Prices and Honest Weights

MISS Aiicc OnSer Is nome from IL
ledO, Ohio, for visit of several days.
John d. Gordon, of Argos, and S.
J. Hayes, of Bremen, were in town Fri
day.
DR.. W. A Oyler has left Argos and
has chosen Maxinkuckee as his field of
pra ;tice.
Mrs. Max Freeman went TO Argos
Friday morning TO spend the day with
her parents.
Mrs. Kilmer and Mrs. FiseStone re-
turned from a week S visit I'm Chicago
Friday evening.
The Reflector says Ora Mcclure
spent Sunday in Argos and left Tues
day for the South.
Mrs. A. L. Duddleson and Grandma
Beckner, of Argos, have been seriously
i'll for several days.
a. Carabin went to Norwalk, Ohio,
FRIDAY to visit relatives and old friends
of his boyhood days.
Mrs. G. E. Rice, of Frankfort, Ind,
passed through here Friday on her way
home from Valparaiso.
Miss Mae Switzer, of near Enwood.
went to South Bend Friday where she
will remain permanently
Both parties are engaged in taking
poll i'm the different wards and the
managers are hard at work strength
ening the forces.
Luther Helpman returned t. Chi
cage Friday, after a visit of sew
eral days with his father at Bourbon
and friends in this city.
J Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. Cole and Miss
Lena Koontz have returned from Ken
nett, Mo-, to spend the summer at
their home in this city.
! George Long, who has been working
as barber in Michigan. has returned
TO this county and contemplates start
ing a barber shop in Inwood.
L. d. Walker has resigned his po-
sitiou as teacher i'm the public schools
of Argos and is succeeded by Miss Jen-
ME Davis who will finish the year. s
work.
James Stone, who purchased the
twenty acre tract of the Henley farm.
is erecting buildings and will be found
under his own vine and fig tree in the
near future.
Rev. L. Dewitt Talmage died at
Washington, Sunday morning. He had
been ill for several weeks and during
the last As hours there was no hope OF
his recovery.
f. E. BOwser, who was the demo.
cratic candidate for senator against
Hon. John w. Parks, has been
nominated for mayor by the demo-
Gratis Of Warsaw.
The commencement exercises of the
graduating class of the schools OF
Green township will be held at the
Wolf Creek NJ E. church Thursday eve.
ming, April II, 1902.
Mr.. Harry ScheIl has moved on tC
the Charles Zimmerman farm in the
southeast corner of North township,
and is Strengthening things about tC
look cheerful and homelike.
| Mrs. Grace Vincent Gregg, of Chi.
cage, stopped here on her way home
from Convoy, Ohio. and will visit
about ten days with the family of hel
uncle, George w. Protsman.
The rural mail route that was tC
start from Culver and include Burr
Oak and vicinity has fallen through
with as result of The universal OBJ
lection by Burr Oak citizens.
A preliminary examination showed
that Ernest r. Hall, charged with be-
ing one of the robbers at Claypool last
week, is innocent and he was released
and returned to the bedside of his DIV.
ing wife.
The commencement exercises of the
graduates of Walnut township was
held at Walnut Tuesday evening
April 18th. Rev. f. L. Austin de-
livered the address and the music was
furnished by the Davis orchestra.
j. j. Burns arrived in LapOrte from
Chicago last week and announced tt
the newspaper reporters that the cleo
trio line from Laporte to Michigan
City will surely be built. This same
announcement has been made before
The application of residents of the
Kankakee valley, who have suffered
loss of sheep, hogs, cattle and poultry
by ravages of wolves, for bounty o.
SO for each wolf scalp was denied BY
the Laporte board of county commits
siOners.
Ed Wilgus, in Jail at Bluffton on ;