The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-05-08
LOCAL NEWS

nne new delivery wagon.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Burwell have gone
toWarsaw to be the guests of relatives
County Treasurer O 'Keefe reported
5000 tax receipts taken up at noon
on Thursday.
Maurice Lauer, of Muncie, will
move to the Simons house On West
Madison street
Eura Fogel who has been visiting
relatives in this city returned to South
Bend Thursday.
Mrs. j. f. Firestone. of Bourbon,
came hefe Thursday, to be the guest
of Mrs. O. f. ketcham.
\ marriage license has been issued
70 stephen Garrard aged 81 years and
Susie B. Fore aged 81 years.
Congressman Robinson was renOm-
mated by the democrats of the Fort
Wayne district Wednesday last.
Mrs. Frank Hartman, of near Bre-
men, is the guest of her son Clinton
Bondurant in this city for few days.
Adolph KoJntz has returned to At
lantic City, New Jersey, after ten
days visit with relatives in this city.
DIR. ]. Fargher. who had been the
guest of Dr. Preston in this city re-
turned TO his home in Laporte Thurs
day.
Miss Carrie Hobbs who has been Wis
iting relatives in South Bend, return
ed to her home in Argos Friday morn
ing.
Mrs. 5. f. Hitchcock. her son, and
mother. Mrs Radigan. went to South
Bead Thursday, to be the guests of
relatives.
The Altar Guild of st. Thomas
church is considering the ACCESSIBILITY
of preparing an opera to be presented
at the opera house in this city
MeSdames Mary and Ella Freeman,
who have been the guests of Mrs.
Bluebaugh near this city returned to
their homes in Laotto, Ind. Thursday.
The P. F. W. x c, railroad COM
pany is the heaviest tax payer in this
county. They recently made their
first payment to the amount of ST.
$50.
After thirty-three years service in
the choir Of the First Universalist
Church in Muncie. Lambert l. Chase,
tenor singer, has resigned his po-
sition.
\. B. Wickizer has purchased the
Old Corbin homestead on North Michi-
gan street, viii remodel the house
aud prepare it for occupancy as soon
as possible.
Mrs. Charles w. Mattingly has re-
turned To her home in Mishawaka,
after a visit Of several weeks in this
city with the parents Of her husband,
Mr. and Mrs I. NJ. Mattingly.
George H. Baylor, of Warsaw. was
shaking hands with old friends in Ply
mouth Thursday. He was on his way
home from LapOrte WI ~.9 he spent
ten days with his son. Charles.
1t is SAID that wool is worth more
tied up with wool Irvine tina, with
binder Irvine. The claim is thai the
tear and short fibres OF the binder
Irvine is injurious to the wool.
A large elevator at Milford junction
north of Warsaw, was burned to the
ground last week. About $4,000
bushels of wheat and 1000 of corn
were consumed. The origin of the
fire is unknown.
KansasIpermits the sale Tof spirits
for mechanical purposes and one man
recently applied for four gallons of
whisky for ( mechanical purposes.
questioned as to what he intended to
make, he replied that he was going to
have barn raising.
Z Clayton c. Dukes, of Bunnell IS fur
niture establishment, was married at
s O'Clock on last Thursday eyen-
ing to Miss Cora Blanche Smith, of
Akron, Indiana. They will arrive in
this city IN few days and will make
their home on the south side in
house prepared for their reception.
Secretary Thomas Polk of the Val
paraiSO Piano School and Duffy L.
Raymond athletic instructor of the
Valparaiso Athletic Association, got
into fight and Polk says Raymond
beat him to Inconsistencies with
PAIR of brass ''knucks" Polk has caused
Raymond's arrest on criminal war
rant and has sued him for S., 900 dam
ages.