The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-08
Henry Alderman has gone to SILVER
Lake for visit Of several days with
relatives and friends In that city.

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Lake for visit Of several days with
relatives and friends in that city.
The annual meeting of the Presby-
te-ian church, Jan. 6, resulted in the
reelection Of G. r. Leonard and J
E. Houghton, elders, and VIM. T.
Leonard and John w. Parks. trustees,
for term of three years.
We were informed Tuesday that
Charles mclaughlin would occupy the
Slayter residence on Laporte street
when it is finished, but Mr.. Sls yter
tells us that it will not be rented. He
expects to make it his home.
In a tin box in an old bureau at the
home of the late James Thompson,
five miles north of Marion, Ind, S.
141.29 in gold and silver coins was
found Monday by relatives of the de-
cedent, who were taking an inventory
of his property.
There will be lively times in the
Colorado legislature which meets this
week. Every seat in both the house
and senate is to be contested. Fraud
and intimidation at the polls is the
charge in each case by both democrats
ann republicans.
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LUCKY Baldwin, the aged million
aire of California, who was once
resident of South Bend, is dying of
cancer at San Francisco. lie has
ALWAYS been eccentric, but has bad
wonderful luck as turfman and min
ing speculator.
A report is current to the effect
that the car was influenced by spirits
to call the Hague peace conference.
AS there have been wars and rumors
of war ever since that notable gather
ing, the inference is that the spirits
were of the fighting variety.
The clothes press is a swell affair
for garments nice and neat: the hay
press is good machine and does its
work complete; the cider press is love-
ly with its juice so red and sweet, but
the printing press controls the world
and gets there with both feet.
John, Alphonso and Hattie Lagorio,
Albert Ferno, Joseph Keegan, Francis
Murphy, John and Freddie Reed. all
of Chicago and Clarence Horn, of VAL
paraiso, have returned from their va
cation and are now at school at st.
Michael's Academy in this city.
Atchison, Kas.. is putting forth a
claim to the possession of the young
est grandmother in that state, and
possibly in the United States. She is
Mrs. Coons. who is thirty-one years
old. Her daughter is sixteen, and her
grand daughter almost a month old.
A birthday surprise was given by
Miss Anna Hendricks at the home of
her brother, Tuesday evening. Quite
a number of young ladies and gentle
men were present and the evening was
enlivened with games and music which
with social chat made it very pleas
ant for ali present.
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South Bend is rejoicing over gift
to that city by the Studebaker Manu-
featuring company which is to take
the shape of 5000, 900 home for the
Young Mems Christian association.
1t is given by the firm as thank
offering for the prosperity it has en-
joyed during its half century OF busi-
ness life.
| The three individuals who on bleak
night forty-seven years ago printed
the first issue of the Northern Indian
ian, are still living in Warsaw. They
are General Reub Williams, Nelson
w. Richart, and John III. Rousseau.
Rousseau was at that time a vigorous
boy of fifteen years who did the rolling
which linked the hand press.
The anthracite miners, the most of
whom lost two days because of Christ
mas and two days for New Years,
cannot be In SO dire need as been
depicted. else they would have work.
ed the four days. The suffering of
the people for coal in the eastern cities
who were in sympathy with them
seems not to appeal to the miners.
Mr.. Hervev was not able to accom-
pany the remains OF his wife to Plym-
outh. He is almost 81 years old and
has been in failing health for several
months. The death of Mrs. Hervey
is a sad blow to him as she was his
constant companion and he always
depended upon her in time of need.
The fine array of handkerchiefs at
Ball & Company's 90 which guesses
were made were counted Saturday
evening and the prizes awarded. I'D
S. Hogartb guessed the exact number,
1855. George Morelock got the second
prize; his guess being $50 Rose earn
and Robor< Cot,~oo 1;xy;do tho third