The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-05-01
LOCAL NEWS

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Mrs. S, c. Sch:lling, of Culver tran
sacted business in this city Thursday.
Charley Hetzel, of Argos, was
among Plymouth friends Thursday.
Charles Parks, of Bourbon, was
among Plymouth friends Thursday.
Miss Maude Koontz, of Culver,
visited with friends in this city Thurs
day.
Every voter in Plymouth should
vote for W. S. McGlothlin for city
clerk.
Mr.. Harsch, of South Bend, has re-
turned home after visiting friends in
this city.
DIR. and Mrs. How. of Lakeville, ar
rived Thursday to visit relatives for
the day.
a marriage license has been issued
to Clarence Glass age % and Matte
Glass age 10.
c. c. Dukes went to Peru Thursday
morning To attend the wedding of his
brother, y c. Dukes.
Harry Fuller and George Mead re-
turned Thursday from trip to Lo-
ganSpOrt on their wheels.
Mrs. Elmer Wedding left for In
wood Thursday TO spend few days
with her aunt, Mrs. DR.. KySer.
There were more fires in Indiana
Tuesday than during any other one
day in the history of the state.
Miss Ethel McCormican returned to
South Bend Thursday after visit
ing friends and relatives in this city.
Miss Parks, of Bourbon, ~cn the
gold medal in the oratorical contest at
the L. B. church Wednesday eve hing
Mrs. William Wurster who has been
the guest Of her parents near Donald.
son, returned to South Bend Thurs.
day.
The Saturday Club will meet with
Mrs. Julia T.. Blain Saturday, Apri
26th, instead of with Mrs. Winnings as
stated in the program.
Mrs. John Dickie, former resident
of this city, who had been visiting
here several days, returned to bel
home in Kalamazoo, Mich. Thursday
The commencement exercises at La.
paz Wednesday evening, were largely
attended Prof. Herring, of Notrt
Dame, delivered an address on ''Bobbit
Burns
Mrs. Irish, of Warsaw, prominent
member of the w. C. L. U. attended
the convention during all its session:
in this city and returned home Thurs
day.
A new bank, under the name of the
Kosciusko county bank has been or.
ganized in Warsaw. 1t has a capita
of $50, 600 and will open for bushes:
May Is.
Mesdames Ed. Maroney and George
FOushour, who have been the guests
of their sister. Mrs. B. W. Healy, il
this city returned to their homes inLu
eerns Thursday.
Mesdames A. r. Shedd and Mary
Quivey who came TO this city to at
tend the county convention of the w
c. T. o., returned to their homes in
Argos Thursday.
Fire destroyed the business part o.
Idaville, west of Logansport, We'd
nesday morning, including the depot
postoffice, bank. printing office and al
the stores of the village except Small.
hardware store
Miss Mary King formerly of tn,
firm King & Davis left THURSDAY
with her mother for Lima, Ohio. Afte
a visit of few weeks in that city
they will 60 to Ada, Ohio, which the,
will make their permanent home.
The speech of Senator Beveridge a
indianapolis which was given to on
readers two hours after its deliver,
was one of the most eloquent ant
mastery arguments ever delivered il
America. Everybody should read it
Every old soldier and every othel
voter for that matter, should vote TO
Ezra Barnhill for city treasurer. Their
is hot better man in the city TO
that position than Ezra X. Barnhill
and he deserves support regardless o
party.
The republican ticket appears a
the head of our columns today. Rea,
it, recollect it and 60 to the election
Tuesday, May 1, remembe ing tina
you are more interested in having
good officers IN Plymouth than an
other place.
The Independent thinks that no