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

up for business last week.
Mrs. Kate Sutton went to Pierce
ton to be the guest of relatives.
The number OF bicycles on the street
are certainly an indication of spring.
\ marriage license has been issued
to Vernon ]. DAVIS and Avilla STAFF
ford.
Francesyille. of Pulaski county, is to
have national bank with a capital of
$4,000.
G. G. Loves little daughter is sick
with scarlet fever at her home on So
phia street.
K. X. Brooke, who has been serious
ly i'll for the past week, is reported
convalescent.
Miss Ella Bluebaugh, of Warsaw,
passed through here Thursday on her
way to California.
John Rowan, of Bourbon. who was
critically i'll for many weeks. is now
able to be out again.
Mrs. Anthony c. Miller went to
South Bend Thursday to visit her
son, VIM. III. Miller.
Nathan Thompson and Alfred Long
of Union township, transacted bust
ness in this city Thursday.
Mrs. Harigan left Thursday noon for
Chesterton TO oe the guest of friends
and relatives for few days.
Miss Grace Estes, of Peru, arrived
Thursday TO be the guest of Miss
Edith Kendall for few days.
Mrs. Z, :. O'Brien returned to her
home in Grovertown Thursday after
visiting relatives in this city.
Mortgage exemptions must be filed
before the first day of May TO secure a
reduction of taxes on real estate.
The Maccabee ladies were enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Fred Corse,
just west of town Thursday afternoon.
Every man who moves out Of his
ward before the first Tuesday in May
will lose his vote at the city election.
A c. North and ]. c. Butler went
to Michigan City Thursday to survey
the Corymbo and Springfield macadam-
lied roads.
Rev. Albertson. the Methodist
preacher at Bourbon the past year, was
sent TO Greentown. Ind, by the con-
ference at Marion.
Miss Nell, of Newark, o., who has
been the guest of the family of Frank
Humerichouser near this city, return
ed to her home Thursday.
Mesdames James E. Haines. 7. A.
Downs and Miss Sarah Fritzen went
to Bourbon Thursday to spend the
day with tie family of Tom Tw0mey.
The Bourbon News says Misses
Mary and Dora Lawrence, of Pierce
ton, have purchased property in Bour-
bon and will take up their residence
there.
Argos base ball enthusiasts are put
ting up the where-with-a
to organize a ball team on the stock
company plan, and run it from May
18th to Sept. 18th.
The Rochester high school will have
eight ''sweet girl'' graduates this year
and 'snary a boy" What's the mat
ter with Rochester boys? They do
not seem to be 'sall right"
An unknown forger signed James
divers name to checks on the First
National bank in South Bend and got
away with s21.6O. He is a smooth
Individual and cannot be found,
Once again We have reached that
season of the year when the man who
can drive nails straight and knows
how to shove in lacks with his left
thumb becomes greater than the taker
of cities.
The fact that the hoe cake, corn
cake, buckwheat cake, and johnny
cake have at length retired in favor of
the strawberry short cake in Chicago
proves that if spring is not here it
ought to be.
DIR. Loring. who recently sold his
property and his practice in Burr Oak,
to DIR. Parker, will go to Chicago and
take post graduate course in medi-
cine, after which he will PROBABLY
locate in Plymouth.
Eugene Lewis has returned from
Blissis!ai, Mich, where he helped his
mother, Mrs. hiram Hervey, celebrate
her s5th birthday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hervey are both reasonably well and
strong. Mr.. Hervey is 50.