The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05

MISS fdnSy Ness SpenU SATURDAY III
Argos.
YellowRiver was higher SUNDAY than
it has been at any time in the past
two years.
Mrs. Charles VAIL, of Warsaw, is
here visiting her daughters, Mrs. Bur-
ket and Deeds.
Miss Grace Kitch has returned to
her home near Bourbon after visit
of week in Culyer and 7icinity.
Levi Burch has gone to Sugar Grove
H., where he expects to work on a
farm during the spring and summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Seymour, of
near Inwood, are visiting relatives
and friends at StilweIl, Laporte
county.
Miss Anna Janke has returned to
Argos after a visit of week in this
city with her brother, Deputy Aud
itor Janke.
Mrs. Anna Winget has returned TO
Fort Wayne, after a visit OF ten days
with relatives and friends III this city
and vicinity.
Mr.. William Rindsburg. of Cincin-
natti, who has been visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Levi Lauer, returned to his
home Friday evening.
Mrs. Emma Williams, of Walnut,
and Mrs. Nancy Robbins, of Tiosa,
have returned home after visit with
the family of Trustee Jackman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nave packed
their goods Friday preparatory to
moving to Elkhart Monday. and then
went to Donaldson to visit over Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith, who
reside on the Packard farm north of
the city were called to Kirby, Ohio,
Sunday by the death of Mr.. Smiths
mother.
Valentine Ewald has commenced the
erection Of new house on his farm
seven miles northeast of Plymouth. to
take the place of the house destroyed
by fire few weeks ago.
A Utah Methodist missionary has
openly and by sworn statement &C
cused Apostle Smoot of having more
than one living wife. 1t is now up to
tine senate for investigation.
Wayne Welch and family left for
Wabash county Saturday where
they expect to make their home. They
have made many friends in this city
who are sorry to have them leave.
The vandalia will receive next week
six additional freight locomotives of
the heaviest type, four of which will
be placed in service on the main line
aud two on the Terre Haute & Logan
SPORT division.
Mrs. Susan Tilley, of Morrisonyille,
ILL.,, who has been visiting relatives
and friends in the south part of the
county went to Whitley county today.
Mrs. Louis Hartman, of Rutland, &C.
companied her.
Mrs. Edward Geiselman, of Niles,
Michigan. who had been here since
Saturday assisting in caring for Mr..
and Mrs. Josiah Geiselman, went to
Bremen Thursday to visit relatives be-
fore returning home.
DR.. Emory Reeves went to Burr
Oak Friday, where he will establish
an Office and PRACTICE medicine. He
is graduate Of the Physicians and
Surgeons college Of Chicago, and is
model young gentleman.
William Wagner Informs that Mrs.
Robert Morrill, is not any worse than
she has been for several days. Her
condition has been serious for some
time and she has not been able to lie
down in bed for two months.
Emerson Reynolds. father of Wes-
lev Reynolds, who was murdered on
November 80, last year, has become
violently insane from brooding over
the tragedy. and will be taken to La
porte for safekeeping until he can be
sent to the insane hospital.
The safe at Schlosser Bros. cream
cry at Bremen, was blown open last
Wednesday night and the burglars got
fifty cents. This is the fifth time that
the safe has been blown and at no
time did the burglars get money
enough to pay for the explosives.
Some Of the names of the strike rot
ers arrested in South Bend seem to
possess strong anarchistic flavor Of
of the Czolgosz sort. Among the pris-
oners were Wladyslaw Sosenski, Mike
Sokolowski, Andrew Fetzkanitz, Will
liam Krekmer and Don Vandenberg.
Martin Myers, Of Logansport, CON-
mitted suicide in novel manner re-