The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-07-24
Postmaster Pickerel, of Argos wa

d. Frank Redo returned from his
Ohio visit Thursday.
Lerenzo Pelton has bought Frank
Fertig'S dray and draying business.
Arthur Wiltfong came down from
Chicago Tuesday evening for a visit
of one day in Plymouth.
Walter Hilton came in from Staeger
ILL.,, Sunday evening for visit of a
week with relatives and friends in
Plymouth.
Elkhart parties believe they have
discovered copper mine on the farm
of Albert Holderman, five miles south
of Elkhart.
Miss Malcolm, of Bucyrus, Ohio
who has been visiting Mrs. o. f.
Gretchen, on North Michigan street
returned home yesterday.
Edith KeSler, who has been visit.
ing her aunt, Mrs. w. HI. Love, fol
several weeks, returned to her home
at Mentone Monday afternoon.
County Treasurer O'Keefe Tuesday
turned into the treasury S700.2t
amount of interest received from banks
for public money deposited for 81,
months ending July l.
Lincoln L. Crocker's sister, Mrs
Troutman, his niece Miss Ora Hunt
and his mother. Mrs. Mary E. Crock
er, Of South Bend are visiting him al
his farm east of this city.
There is little change in the condi
tion of Miss Davis who was shot Mon.
day evening. The wound is a serious
one but will not prove fatal unless
blood poisoning or other complications
occur.
Joshua Wall, aged 1O2 years: died
in the pententiary at Michigan City,
Sunday night. He was convicted OF
murder at Fort Wayne in 1876, and
sentenced to prison for life, He was
76 years old at that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Gumpn, OF
Marion, Ohio, who had been visiting
for week with the family of Thomas
Houghton, near Culver, stopped here
on their way to Rochester where they
will visit few days before returning
home.
Baird. the man now in Jail fol
shooting Miss Lizzie DAVIS, says he
felt sure that the woman he was try.
ing to kill was Miss Lane and he could
hardly be made to believe anything
else when told that he had shot Miss
Davis.
w. Fl. Baugher, who has been trav.
cling in Kentucky and West Virginia
for the past ten months, returned
from Parkersburg, west Va, Tues
day afternoon. He will remain in
Plymouth few weeks before starting
out again.
The Ladies Society of the Presby
terrain church with their friends will
go to Pretty Lake on Friday. Picnic
dinner and supper. Arrangement i.
made with the hackmen to call fol
those who wish to 60 If they will in
form them.
Sheriff Mitterling, of Iowa, who hat
in charge Fowler the telegraph Oper
ator who jumped from the fast trair
here Tuesday evening, went to For,
Wayne on the 2:35 train yesterday
He had no clue to the whereabouts Of
Fowler.
Veterinary surgeons have noted q
peculiar case near Huntington, where
a valuable COW owned by G. S. Mason
swallowed snail and it's shell. The
snail worked through the cows dia
phragm and entered its heart, caus
ing instant death.
George Spaulding. one of the ole
settlers of Marshall county, who reSid
ed for many years near Tyner, is re
ported seriously i'll at his home neal
Buchanan, Mich. Old age and genera
debility is the cause and it is not be
lieved lat he can live many weeks.
Miss Olive Ferry, well known il
this city, who has been for severa
years engaged in the millinery bust
ness at Elkhart and In Michigan i.
here for her annual vacation. She il
stopping for the present with Mrs
Holdridge near the Brownlee bridge
Ruth, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Leonard, was visiting thu
family of Charles Andrews at Dixor
Lake Tuesday. She and another cir
undertook to ride bicycle together
The wheel fell over and Miss Ruth
left limb was broken above the knee
At South Bend the 80 heirs of thu
late David G. Ullery, an eccentric
have filed suit to set aside his will az
probated. Mr.. Ullery died May 3ls1
last and left S45, 900 estate. Most