The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-06-05
LOCAL NEWS

days.
Mrs. w. T. Leonard went to Wal
nut on Thursday, for visit Of few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pence have
gone to Chicago for visit of few
days.
P. W. Keiser and family of Warsaw,
visited here over Sunday with James
Keiser.
The nomination of a democratic
candidate for judge has been post
poned indefinitely.
Miss Bertha Eich, of this city and
Mr.. Henry Yost, of Mishawaka will
be married June 10.
The supreme court has decided that
the BrightsIde Orphans home is
exempt from taxation.
Miss Verne Curtis, who has been
visiting Mrs. DaubenSpeck, returned
to her home at Argos Thursday.
The buildings at Brightside have all
been repainted and it if now one of
the prettiest places in the county
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kuzmaul were
called to Chicago Thursday afternoon
bv the serious illness of Nh. Kuzmaul ;
mother.
Mrs. Kline one of the old residents
of German township, mother of Mrs.
w. II. Cullen formerly of this city.
died last week.
Daniel Rensselaer,, of Akron. Ohio,
who has been here week visiting his
parents. brothers and sisters, returned
home Friday.
The KosciuSko county council met
in special session last Thursday and
appropriated $500 on account OF cpl
demic diseases.
Peter Larsen, one of the prominent
farmers, near Donaldson, was in town
Thursday. He says the frost did some
damage on low lands.
There were three candidates for
Judge at the Warsaw convention last
Tuesday, but Judge Biggs was renom-
mated on the first ballot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Miller who
have been selling house furnishing
goods in this city for several months,
heve returned to their home at Knox.
Everybody was mistaken in regard
to the judicial convention. Everybody
said it would be fight TO a finish,
but it was fight that was not finish
ed.
Mrs Adolph Biccard, wife of the
chairman of the judicial convention,
was here to visit her sister,! Mrs. NJ.
Altman. She returned to Rochester
Thursday forenoon.
BliSsville church was crowded We'd
nesday with relatives, neighbOrs and
friends of Mrs. Jacob Klingerman who
had come to the funeral services of
woman who was esteemed by all who
knew her.
1t is expected '.that the Mckinley"
postal cards will be in the hands Of all
postOffices throughout the country
about July L. The postoffice depart
ment has received the proofs of the
new cards.
Mr.. Amor, of WalkertOn and Miss
Elsie Cole, residing west of town, were
married Wednesday evening at the
Reformed parsonage by Re-. j. E.
Hartman. They will make their home
in Walkerton.
A jury at Valparaiso gave John
Fardeck judgment of 81. 800 against
the Standard Oil company for the loss
of his left eye. He was employed by
the company at Whiting and was
struck by piece of steel.
The funeral of David earn was very
largely attended. The Knights of
Pythias of this city and surrounding
country were in attendance and the
ceremonies at the grave were conduct
ed in accordance with their ritual.
The Wallace circus has Cancelled its
Logansport date on account OF the
Elk's carnival in that city about the
middle of June. The city council
raised the circus license to 81 900 as a
persuader to keep out of the Elk's
way.
There are some evidences that the
democrats Of this district are trying
to act ON the advice of the Tribune
and nominate a good man for Judge.
In doing this they have a hard task
and have our sympathy and best
wishes.