The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-05-22
LOCAL NEWS

that war stand by the administration.
Rev. J. E. Hartman will deliver the
Decoration Day addresses in Plym-
outh.
Charley Corbin, who has been quite
i'll for several days is reported no
better.
Upton Stansbury says there was
quite heavy frost after the Goth Of
May last year.
Seyenty-five saloon keepers have
been indicted at Evansville for operat-
ing slot machines.
The family of r. B. Oglesbee have
moved to LapOrte. Their goods were
shipped several days ago.
Mrs. F. G.. Smith, of South Bend. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Keim X. Brooke. in this city.
Mrs. j. \. Ruth returned TO Chica-
go Thursday, after a visit of ten
days with relatives ia this city.
Herbert Buck is here from Cleve-
land for visit of few days. His
family has been here sometime.
Mrs. John Moore and children have
gone TO North Manchester TO visit a
week with Mrs. Moore'S parents.
Mrs. Chloe Yaizer and children have
returned TO Rochester after visit of
several days with relatives east of
town.
Attorneys Logan and Lauer made a
business trip to Tippecanoe Thursday.
They report very little corn plante d
on their route.
John Biggs, a pioneer of Kosciusko
county, is dead at the age of IS years.
He was an elder brother of Judge
Hiram S. Biggs,
Mrs. Truitt has returned to South
Bend after visit of several days with
her sister Mrs. John Giller and other
relatives in this city.
Eugene Lewis, who has been suffer
ing with rheumatism much of the
time for more than twenty-years, is
again scarcely able to walk.
Travelling men report the wheat
crop of northern Indiana looking much
better than in the central and south
ern portions Of the state.
There are still many cases of mumpS
in town and it is said the usual enter
tainments by the pupils of the city
schools will not be given this year.
A. B. Wickizer has moved to the
splendid brick house which he recent
ly purchased on North Michigan street,
known as the Judge CoTtin residence.
Clarence Leslie, formerly of Bour-
bon, was married Sunday May IL, to
Miss Grace Carpenter. of Benton Har-
Dor, where Mr.. Leslie is now employed
Marion Guyer arrived from Chicago
Wednesday evening to attend the
funeral of his brother His wife had
been here three weeks helping care
for Walter.
o. Palmer, OF Jasper county, Illi-
nois, former resident of this city and
brother of j. A. Palmer, of the post
office store stopped here Thursday on
his way to Warsaw.
Robert Erwin, and wife, of Bourbon,
started on a western trip Friday,
and while away will visit Nebraska,
Iowa and other states. They will be
gone about two weeks.
Miss Florence H. Smith went to
Chicago Thursday to attend the
wedding of Miss Marie Ringle, daugh-
ter of DR.. Lafayette Ringle, who has
summer home west of Plymouth.
Charles Geng, an Elkhart black
smith, through Attorneys Hughes and
Arnold, Of that city, has filed petit
ton in bankruptcy with Referee LAM
bert. Assets $50; liabilities 81, O42. 43.
Only a limited number of tickets
could be issued to the dedication of
the Masonic hall Friday evening, be-
cause the hall will not hold half the
people that the MaSons here would
like to invite.
George r. Unger, fifteen years old,
and Mary Hughes. fourteen years old
eloped from Owasco, and no trace of
them has been found. Friends of the
couple say that it was their intention
to go away and stay until they could
be married. They left in a buggy be-
longing to Unger's father, and word
has been sent to officers over Indiana
to be On the alert for the couple.