The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-02-05
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The speech of Senator Fairbanks
will be found on the first page of this
paper.
Mrs, Anna Stull, of Walkerton, yis-
tied her sister, Mrs. John Rentschler,
last week.
A Chicago boy committed suicide
because his father would not give him
five cents.
w. E. Bailey went to Peru Thursday
to attend the funeral of his niece, Miss
Maud Euritt.
The pension board will meet in
Plymouth every Wednesday until
further notice.
A rich man at Niles, Michigan went
crazy few days ago and tried to eat
up all his money.
William Pomeroy. who was very
sick Tuesday night and Wednesday, is
considerably improved.
c. j. Swanson has returned to his
home at Donaldson after a visit of a
week with relatives at Laporte.
Mrs. Roth, of Mishawaka, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. David Thomas, on
the Laporte road northwest of Plym-
Outh.
William Wyman, of Bourbon and
Miss Fay McKrill, of Warsaw, were
married at Fort Wayne, Sunday, JAM
uary 25.
Jonathan Wyan drove down from
Teegarden Thursday. He reported
very few people travelling on the Michi-
gan road.
William Hunt, who has been en-
ploved on a farm near Wabash, re-
turned TO Plymouth Thursday andwill
remain at home.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding of Walter Sweet, of Argos and
Miss Mayme Montgomery, on Feb. II.
at O'Clock p. m
1t is reported that Jacob Martin
and Fred Hite are candidates for
county superintendent of schools and
there are also others.
Roy Rhinehart, the Western Union
messenger boy, is quite sick from a
malariai attack which has deranged
bis stom ach and liver.
A bill has been introduced in the
New Hampshire legislature making
the practice of Christian science mind
healing and faith curing unlawful.
Miss Mabel Strunk is so lame from
the effects Of stepping on the point Of
nail that she was not able to be at
her place in Kloepfer' s store Thursday.
Mrs. Huffman. of South Bend, who
has been visiting her father Albert
Weber and her sister, Mr.. Koontz,
went to Bunker Hill Thursday to Wis
it relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Smith, of Kos
ciusko county, changed cars hereThurs-
day on their way to Walkerton to at
tend the funeral of their niece, Miss
Nellie Stephens.
The young people of the Maple
Grove neighborhood gave a box
social at the Maple Grove school house
three miles northeast of Plymouth
Friday evening.
Mrs. Annie +. Eastman, woman
preacher of Almira, N. Y, says all
superanuated preachers ought to be
shot. Annie, evidently, is trying to
attract attention.
]. L. Mosher, of Hibbard, one of
Union townships intelligent and pro-
gressive farmers, visited his daugh-
ter, hrs. John G. Butler, and made
a pleasant call at our office Thursday.
The Prohibitionists of the Thir-
teenth district had an all-day meeting
in Kuhn S hall Friday. State chair
man G. e. Newlin, Of Indianapolis,
deliveree an address in the evening.
Mrs. julia A. Blackburn, a young
matron in Fulton county, has sued
Levi Mercer, a successful young farm
er, alleging that he kissed her against
her will and demanding IS, 200 dam
ages.
Mrs. Middleton and Miss Webb
spent Thursday in Argos in the inter-
est of Dowie, the "Divine Healer"
Dowie says Christian science, spiritual
ism and mind healing are diabolical
counterfeits Of his methods.
Kenyon Compton. the 65-year-old
man, who was convicted recently by
jury of stealing cattle from the st.
Joseph farm near South Bend, was
taken to the Michigan City prison to
serve a sentence Of from one to IA
years for grand larcency.
Miss Rose Smith was surprised at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. LoseyThurs-