The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-04-09
Balloon ascension next Saturday.
L. j. Hess is transacting business
N Argos.

Oscar r. Porter transacted business
in South Bend Wednesday.
Mrs. Jacob Hoham transacted bust
ness in Bourbon Wednesday.
R. B. Oglesbee, of Laporte. has
been in Plymouth since Monday.
George Paul is putting soda fount
ain in his restaurant this week.
Fox, the cracker man, was in Plym-
outh today asking if "Uneeda bis
cuit.".
The aggregate pluralities of the
Ohio election this week, show repub-
lican gains.
Miss Belle Crippen has gone to Kali
amazoo. Mich, to make that place
her home.
Mrs. Homer Watson is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Butcher,
this week
The Fort Wayne Fair association
has decided to Increase its premiums
so per cent this year.
Arthur Jones, of Indianapolis, is
spending few days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. o. Jones.
J. L. Deemer, of near Argos, left
Plymouth Tuesday evening for North
Dakota, where he has a homestead.
Mesdames Tyrrel and Fogel came
up from Bourbon Tuesday to attend
the concert given by the Wabafh Gee
Club.
The Mozart club will meet Friday
evening with Gust Schlosser. Every
member is urgently requested to be
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morrill,, who
were called here by the death of Mrs.
Robert Morrill,. returned to South
Bend Tuesday evening.
Hiram Hervey writes that he is not
we'll enough to visit Plymouth this
month, but hopes to get here some
time. He is 81 years old.
Sugar has been marked down a frac-
tion by the wholesale houses. 1t
seems that the sugar trust las not
caught up with the spring styles.
The social club will meet Monday
afternoon 10 consider the proposition
of going to South Bend to hear Mans
field. A full attendance is desired.
Jacob Ringgenberg, of German
township, who was SO badly hurt last
week. is In a critical condition and
physicians have little hope of his re-
covery.
d. G. Cole returned from North
Liberty Wednesday accompanied by
his granddaughter, Misses Cora and
Eva Reese, who will spend few days
in Plymouth.
Jackson Glass and his son, George,
are IN Michigan this week looking up
some of the farms which it is report
ed are for sale at bargains in that fine
republican state.
The Maryland peach and straw
berry crops have been ruined, but it is
thought that the political heat in
Delaware has counteracted the effects
of the cold weather.
The Marshall county physicians ex-
pect to have very interesting and
profitable meeting today. Many
able physicians and surgeons from the
larger cities will be here.
DR.. Dowell and T. ]. Wolfe, jr., of
Walkerton are constructing a half
mile race track just west of that town
to stimulate an interest in better
driving horses in that vicinity.
A Bluffton policeman did not ''pull"
a saloon that he found open at 2
O'Clock in the morning, because, he
says, there were two members of the
city council in the place. Very dis
Greet!
Faster day is always the first Sum-
day after the first full moon, which
happens on or afterthe 2lst of March;
but if the full moon happens upon
Sunday, Easter day is the next
Sunday following.
Local capitalists are organizing
stock company TO buy the Valparaiso
water plant. the court having placed
a value of $3.50 on the plant,
against the present company, which
consists of nonresident capitalists.
Several prospective buyers of the
Kendall grocery stock were on hands
Monday. but none were willing to pay
the amount at which the stock was
invoiced and it will probably have to
be advertised and sold to the highest
bidder.
The Kokomo Cooperative associa-
ton, doing general mercantile bust
ness on the proft-sharing plan, went
into a receivers hands Tuesday. The