The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-05-22
Donaldson Items.


Adolph Carlson is repairing his old
house.
Wanda Haglund has returned to
Chicago.
Henry Johnson has gone back to
Peoria, Ill.
Moses Rose has sold his farm to p.
D. Bergland.
Ida Palmgren left to accept posi-
tion in Chicago today
Mr.. Borjklund has moved onto his
farm near Grovertown.
Mr.. Unger is about to sell his farm
to Mr.. Carlberg of Chicago.
Mrs. Johnson from Englewood, ILL.,,
is visiting with Adolph Holem.
Augusta Winegvast is home from
South Bend visiting her parents.
VIM. Kirtsinger. of North Liberty,
is looking after his interest here.
Laura Mclean, of Chicago, is visit
ing with the family of James Richey.
Mel Welborn has been in very fee
BILE health, but is able to be around
some.
Chas. L. Burt expects to take
position with some express company
soon.
John Anderson has moved onto his
farm south of Donaldson by Galberth
Lake.
Mollie Boyer who has been visiting
with John Nyer has returned to South
Bend.
Nettie Beckstrom has come from
Chicago to stay a month visiting rel
atives.
Claud Garrison came home last Sat-
urday. He was attending school at
Rochester.
Sam Jacobson had his hand badly
smashed while working around the
steam shovel.
John Foreman has moved in John
John Morelock's house since the loss
of his house by fire.
The patrons of the Swedish church
had ploughing bee at Rev. Andrew
Peterson's Tuesday.
Valentine Flory is very low and DR..
Knott was called here today, also DR..
Richardson from Tyner.
Joseph Whitesell has accepted a
position in Chicago with the Chicago
& Rock Island Railway Co.
John jacobson and Elm Burnside
are laying the stone foundation for
Peter LarSen's bank barn.
p. d. Burgener s. Bro, are moving
their elevator to the north side of the
railroad track on the new spur.
Ed Smith, section foreman, at Ham
let has moved to Donaldson, and will
work from this end of the route.
There is not vacant house in town
and if there were dozen more they
would be occupied before a week.
Donate Caponigro's barn west of
Donaldson burned last FRIDAY and had
hard work to save their dwelling.
Mrs. Nettie Hill attended the State
G. A. R.. encampment and dedication
of the Soldiers Monument at Indiana
polls.
The republicans of West township
should present a candidate for one of
the county offices at the coming con-
vention.
Please do not fail to call and get
your pickle seed at Donaldson on May
31st, also bring your old contracts
along with you.
The supervisor should have the rail-
road company fix the crossing east of
Donaldson. 1t is very dangerous and
almost impossible.
Miss Helen Warnes, daughter Of w.
o. Warnes, of Chicago, is visiting her
grandparents, w. w. Warnes and
Alexander Wallace.
George Wolf is telling the big fish
story, says he caught seven bass the
largest weighed pounds. He had
the fish to verify his story.
Rev. Mattox will preach here next
Sunday evening. The last time he
preached at this place some of the
girls acted so rude that they were call
ed down.
Over one hundred Italians have TAX
en- up their abode at this place, work.
ing on the railroad. The merchants
are selling them whatever they want
and the citizens will use them as they
do all other law abiding people that
come to this town.
| For Sale.
A good Knabe piano. In first class
tune. Cheap If taken soon. 30tf
G. H. REEVE.
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