The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-04

trip TO Argos Yesterday.
Judge oapron- is holding court at
Crown Point this week.
Attorney S. E. Summerland, of
Mentone, was In town yesterday.
John Nelson, of Argos, visited in
Plymouth Tuesday and Wednesday.
Charles E. Schlemmer, of Bremen,
is in jail charged with stealing a set of
harness.
1t is showing In the northwest but
no very cold weather is promised for
Plymouth.
Charles Mckinney. and Thomas B.
Lee, OF Bourbon were Plymouth visit
ors yesterday.
The presidents message shows that
he does his own thinking and is master
of an individual style.
The farmers institute will be held
in the court room Friday and Satur-
day, January 2 and 3.
Mrs. Jacob Koontz of South Bend.
stopped here on her way to Bourbon
for a visit of a few days.
HI. G.. Thayer has returned from
Bourbon, where he attended the fu-
neral of Mr.. Mendenhall.
Mrs. Edwards, nee Without. of
South Haven, Mich, is visiting rela-
tives and friends in this city.
Perry w. Maggert aud P. p. Perry,
of Warsaw, were examined by the pen
sion board in this city Yesterday.
Mrs. H. A. Swanson and Miss Guy
have returned to Etna Gteen after a
visit with relatives in this city.
DR.. LindquiSt has been at Donald.
son on professional business almost
every day during the past week.
Miss Anna Krise has returned to her
home at Peru after having been en-
ployed several weeks in this city.
Smallpox has again invaded Marsh
all county. Mr.. and Mrs. John Rock
hill. of Tippecanoe are the victims.
Lieutenant Governor Newton w.
Gilbert spent Tuesday afternoon In
this city with Hon. John w. Parks.
Thomas Sponsler and Mrs. Theo-
dore Sponsler are visiting Charles
SALISBURY at Bloomingsburg this
week,
DIR. Martin was appointed secretary
of the county board of health by the
commissioners at their meeting this
week. bte
Elmer Wilson, George Gurthet, G..
H. Thayer and son Edgar are attend
ing the fat stock show at Chicago this
week.
Miss Dora Haines, who has been
employed at Lake of the Woods, re-
turned TO her home in Starke county
today.
Mrs. Martin Myers is critically i'll at
her home on North Center street. She
is very old and her death is expected
at any moment.
Mr.. Van Anden. who was at one
time manager of the KelliSon House
in this city is now in the hotel buSl-
ness at Green Springs, Ohio.
Mrs. R. j. Davis is quite sick at her
home in this city and her daughter,
Miss Martha E. Davis has returned
from Chicago to care for her.
Edward Mendenhall. one Of the old
and respected residents Of Bourbon,
died at his home Monday after a long
illness. He was about SO years of age.
Mrs. H. B. Reeves, of St. Joseph,
Michigan, for more 20 than years a resi-
dent Of Plymouth, is reported serious.
'lv ill. Her husband died Of cancer a
few years ago.
Three suspicious characters have
been taken into custody at Edgerton,
Ohio, who are believed to be the men
who robbed the bank at Westville and
murdered Wesley Reynolds.
There was a report on the streets
that Frank Field had his arm torn off
in a corn shredder. Our readers will
be glad to learn that it is not true.
The man hurt was William Fields.
w. L. Alves and wife, Of HeDder-
sen, KY, arrived from Indianapolis
Saturday evening. They left for
Michigan Yesterday and will return to
Plymouth ina few days to visit with
VIM. O'Keefe and wife. -
; Matt Bottorf. who went to North
Dakota last spring, took a homestead
and worked at the carpenter trade
during the summer is home for the
winter. He expects to return to Da-
'kota when spring opens.
Yah trusts look so bad to the Kansas
court Of appeals that IL holds that
debts to them needn't be paid. II