The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-03-06

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was here Friday.
Jasper Cannon, of Argos, was (;
Plymouth visitor Friday.
Mrs. S. E. Asher has gone to Roch
ester to visit for some time
Two rural routes are soon to be in
stalled at the Ilion postoffice.
Mrs. Green and daughter, Lille, OF
Culver, were in town Friday.
Fred VanSchoiak will open a black
smith shop at Maxinkuckee.
Miss Ella and Arthur HemingeI
spent Friday in South Bend.
Charles G, Kanarr and Hannah L.
Hall nave been licensed to marry.
Assessor Barrett. OF Tippecanoe, is
the proud father of new boy baby.
A. n. Bogardus, of Culver, trustee
of Union township, was in town Fri
day.
Mrs Cora Moon, of South Bend, was
here to spend Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. \. w. Jones.
Mrs. Sawyer. of South Bend. who
has been visiting the family of ID. c.
Smith, returned home Saturday.
A. E. Adams has moved his family
from Inwood to Plymouth and will
make this his home i'm the future.
Miss Josie Thompson, of Argos,
who has been visiting Mrs. c. But
Ter, returned home Saturday morning.
The 2OO-acre farm of A. j. Keyser,
north of Burr Oak, has been purchas-
ed by Louis Pero for his own occu-
pancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Fisher. who left
few weeks ago on trip to Florida,
returned Saturday. Mrs. Fisher is
very sick.
The farmers institute held at Bour-
bon last week was highly successful.
A large attendance was present at all
the sessions.
Schoolhouse No. s, nearTippecanoe.
is to be sold at public sale March 13.
1t Is brick building and a landmark
in that section.
The Christian Culture Club has
moved into the rooms vacated bv f..
w. Boss in the Lauer building on
Michigan street.
DR.. McCasky, of Fort Wayne, was
in this city today In consultation with
Drs. Knott and Reynolds, in the case
of L. r. Brakel.
Miss Jennie Emerson, of South
Bend, who has been visiting her moth
er. Mrs. Catherine Emerson, returned
home Saturday morning.
The w. c. Mishler saw mill, long in
operation at South Bend, will be re-
moved to New Madrid, NO., because
of lack of timber in this state.
Richard Davis, the defaUlting bank
cashier of Washington, Ind, has re-
covered a verdict for $4,000 against
gamblers to whom he lost the banks
money.
Mrs. Joseph Bryan, age II, of Ar
Cos, William Foker. age so, also of
Argos, and Jonathan Carder, age 81,
of near Bourbon, have died within
few days.
John w. Parks as attorney has
filed in circuit court the complaint of
the Gregory Electric Light Co., VS. the
Plymouth Electric Light Co., on
disputed account.
1t has been suggested that the cluy
buy patch of ground in order TO
utilize profitably the accumulat ion of
fertilizer that gathers on the paved
streets during the winter.
A report has reached here that the
gas well at Bremen has been shot and
a fine flow of natural gas, throwing
fame fifty feet high, was the result.
The citizens are said to be much
elated.
Isaac Sturgen, who was struck by
broken limb from a tree he was cut
ting down last week, is dangerously
low at his home west of Richland
Center. He was hurt on the head by
the falling limb.
Negotiations for the sale of the
Panama canal TO this government re-
ceived setback by the notification
that the consent of Colombia must be
obtained before the French conces-
sion can be transferred.
The talk is that NJ. A. O. Packard
has acquired the Blaln lot at Michigan
and CAIRO streets and will erect
handsome business block there this
season, to be the finest in the city.
Heaven speed him if this be his plan.