The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-05-14
Plymouth. Ind. Nay II, 1908.
4 3 LOCAL NEWS &

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
C. n. Beltz is building new ware
house at Tippecanoe.
Northern Indiana editors will meet
at Kendallville, June IL.
Jacob Lavender has completed his
new residence at Rutland.
John c.. Bowles, of Green township,
was Plymouth visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Lord. who now resides in the
country near Culver, was a Plymouth
visitor Thursday.
0. StottS has moved from Winamac
to Inwood and opened a butcher shop
in that village.
Joel Nisong has removed his stock
of goods from Hiobard to Ober where
he will continue business.
1t required thirty ballots to elect
Aaron Work truant officer for the
north half of Elkhart county.
Mrs. e. G. Buck has returned to
Indianapolis, after visit with II. E.
Buck and other relatives here.
The Windsor hotel is closed and
Mr.. Detwiler sold the furniture at
public auction Saturday afternoon.
Miss Lizzie Conway, who has been
visiting here, left for New York on
the 2.35 train Thursday afternoon.
David Waggoner has moved from
Tippecanoe to Winamac and Clinton
Hall has moved from Tippecanoe to
Mishawaka.
Mrs. Mccoy has returned to her
home in Bourbon after a visit of a
few days in this city wieh her sister,
Mrs. Garrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Shaw, of At
wood, visited Mrs. Shaw's sister, Mrs
Harriet Unger in this city Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Judge H. S. Biggs Of the Kosciusko
circuit court has been taken to tbs
sanitarium at Geneva Lake, Wis, and
is reported improved.
Miss Bessie Uncapher, who has been
stopping with the family of w. f.
Herrold for a few weeks, returned to
her home at Grovertown Thursday.
Walter Wellman finds general be-
lief among financiers OF New York
that prosperity will continue for years,
as predicted recently by j. p. Nor
gan.
Milton Shirk, the well known Peru
banker, was stricken with paralysis, at
Lake Maxinkuckee Wednesday and
his right side from brain to foot is
helpless.
The Plymouth Novelty Mfg Co.,
have recently closed some large con-
tracts which takes the entire output
of their factory for the next thirteen
months.
Have you seen those seed harrows
that Kyser s. Cummins are selling?
II not, see them before placing your
orders. A car load on hand. Nickel.
yev Bldg, Plymouth. w.t.
Mrs. ]. F. Hogan and little dang :
ter Nellie are here from Elkhart to
visit Mrs. Hogan's mother, Mrs Will
helmina Hendricks, who has been in
declining health several months.
Kentucky must have been originally
settled ty the famous Kilkenny cats.
When q fight begins it ends only
when all relatives and friends of both
sides, have passed over the river.
Senator Beveridge Monday declined
six invitations to address associations
and institutions in different parts of
the country. This makes over 500
invitations be has declined since jan
uary1.
Reports from state conventions of
Modern Woodmen of America in
Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and Wis
consin indicate that sentiment is
strong against readjustment of the
rate system.
Emory Manuwal tied bis team at
earns elevator last Thursday to help
bis neighbor with some wheat in the
elevator. The team broke loose and
came up town on a dead run. In
turning the corner Of Laporte and
Center streets one of the horses fell
and stopped the runaway. The team
was caught and tied and when Mr..
Manuwal came out of the elevator and
found that they were gone he came to
town and got them. Only a breast
strap vas broken.