The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-05-28
MRS. p. crider vent to Fort wayne

MIS-. L Berwyn has gone to Bour-
bon for a visit of week.
Charley Mckinney, of Bourbon, was
a Plymouth visitor Friday evening.
Mrs. Dan Kebert, of Polk township,
has gone to Leesburg for visit of a
week.
Mrs. Virgil, of Elkhart, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. John Dill in West
township.
John Molique and family went to
Fort Wayne last Saturday for visit
of several days.
DR.. Stephens reports girl at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Harris,
born Friday afternoon.
Miss Marie Henton has gone to
South Bend for visit of week with
her sister. Mrs. Lambert.
Mrs. NJ. c. Hartman, who has been
the guest of relatives in this city, re-
turned to her home at Warsaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Mason. par
ents of Mrs. Willis Thornburg have
moved here from Dunkirk, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, G. Hendricks Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hendricks
and other relatives in Elkhart Satur-
day.
Chicago has sent so, 500 to aid the
Jewish victims of the massacre in
Russia and expects to raise 500, 900
more.
Leo Dietel finished the first cultiva-
ton of one field of corn Friday noon.
1t was planted May and and is
growing nicely.
The Plymouth High School team
went to Winona Saturday to play
game of base ball with the Winona
Technical Institute.
Mrs. w. w. Sponsler and Mrs. G.
q. Brown went TO Knox last SATURDAY
noon to visit Mrs. Short. a former res
ident of this city, over Sunday.
The number of names recorded in
the new directory of Elkhart warrants
the Review in claiming for that pros
porous town population of about H.
900.
Daniel Haag is doing well at the
Fort Wayne hospital and a letter from
the surgeons to DIR. Aspinall says
there now seems to be no doubt of his
recovery.
Pulaski county was visited by a
storm, Friday that wrecked barns and
farm houses, blew down hundreds Of
trees and did several thousand dollars
of damage.
About six hundred coal miners are
still out on strike at Linton, Ind, be-
cause of the discharge of man for
abusing mule. Meanwhile the mule
is having a rest.
The fast-approaching June Com
mencements and June weddings are
causing life TO seem like mad whirl
of excitement to a large number of
young men and women.
The National Guards of this city
under command of Captain Holtzen-
dorff attended the Methodist church
Sunday evening and listened to SER
mon by Rev. A. P. belong.
An institution should be built for
people who rock boats and endanger
the lives OF others and they should be
kept in these places during the nat
ural lives.-Laporte Herald.
Charles Stevens, secretary Of the
Anti Vaccination League of Mime
apolis. died from smallpox. He had
frequently denounced vaccination as
inefficacious and barberous practice.
The vandalia changed time Sunday
and the Sunday train to Culver is put
on. 1t will leaye Plymouth hereafter
at 9:ls Sunday morning and returning
will reach here at 6:13 in the evening.
John Pomeroy and family drove to
Fulton county in the neighborhood of
Bloomingsburg last Saturday to spend
Sunday with Mrs. Pomeroys parents.
John is the mail carrier on rura, route
No. /.
The enumeration of school children
showed 76I, sol in Indiana in 1902,
and the incomplete returns this year
show about 765. 900. Laporte county
showed a gain of 1890, that being the
head center Of padding.
Application has been made at Long
cliff for the admission of Henry Kring,
son of Emanuel Kring, living north
east Of Bremen. He has long been
subject to epileptic fits and has now
become violently. insane.
Postmaster Thompson Turner, Of