The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-04-24

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Four small children were received
at the Brightside Training school.
The weather-vane staff on the state
bank was wrecked by the wind Tues
day.
! Thomas Hines has gone to belong
to clear some StumpS off the O'Keefe
farm.
Mrs. Fannie Ruth, of Chicago, is
the guest of the family of o. H. Pat
terSon.
Hon. III. G. Thayer and wife have
gone to indianapolis to remain until
Sunday.
Mayor and Mrs. P. O. Jones went
to indianapolis to attend the meeting
of the Eastern Star.
Lee Kendall went to Indianapolis
Tuesday to attend the republic
can state convention.
Matt Bottorff has sold his residence
property in this city to parties from
South Bend who will occupy it,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Nicoles, of Wal
kerton, spent Sunday in Plymouth
with their daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. North.
Mrs. Pearl Gogley who has been the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Anna
Holdorff, returned to her home in
South Bend Tuesday.
Peter and Michael Jeffirs spent Sun
day with their brother, Charles JEFF
frs in Chicago who has been seriously
i'll, but is improving.
Rev. Dewitt Talmage, who died
last week. left an estate valued at
over $500, 900. Talmage knew how to
make and save money.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Miller are on
their way home from California and
will arrive in Plymouth about May 1.
They are now visiting In Kansas.
Quincy Kelly has moved Joseph
Benefits house SIX feet west and Mr..
Bennett will add story to a part of
the building and otherwise remodel it.
|. I English language has been en-
richie by another word. The Cleve-
land Press says that another child IN
that city has been "metored" to
death.
The state bank is doing business in
its new building where it has one of
the best rooms for banking purposes
to be found anywhere in northern In
diana.
Seven hundred Singer men went to
work in South Bend Tuesday; an
equal number are still out but the
strike is broken and the other strikers
will be clamoring for work in few
days.
The hot wave touched Plymouth,
but we shall not have such weather as
broke all records in the southwest.
The weather man promises cooler
weather for Wednesday and Thursday.
PlattMcDonald left orChicagoTues-
day where he will visit a few weeks,
after which he will probably go into
the mining regions of the west and
engage in his old business of locating
mines.
Mrs. T. A. Downs, departed for her
home in Princetown, Kentucky,
after two weeks visit with friends
in this city. A large number of her
friends were at the depot to bid her
goodbye.
| Captain Lee Kendall, 1st Lieuten-
ant &C. f. Holtzendorff and End
Lieutenant Harry CRUDE went to
Southland Monday to take the militia
examination.
Miss Evalyn Harsh left last Mon
day for South Bend to accept a posi-
tiou as book-keeper in Spiro's cloth
ing store. He- mother will move to
that city in few days.
1t takes 16, 900 new mail bags every
year to keep up the supply used by
the postofficeS. The worn-out bags
were sold last year for So, 900 for the
old canvas, iron and brass in them.
VIC. Hendricks has gone to In
dianapolis to attend the state conven-
/ tion and Mrs. Hendricks, with the
baby, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Westling, 1T Inwood.
The Knights of Pithias are prepar-
ing to paint the galvanized iron fix
lures on their ball. They. will also
buy some fine Brussels carpets and
other ornaments for the interior, max
ing theirs one of the finest, if not the
finest lodge room in this city.