The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-04-09

4 q LOCAL NEWS 3

Mrs. Julia Giller has returned to her
home at Marion.
The spring term of Bourbon college
will open Monday, April 13.
Elmer Webb, of near Teegarden,
was Plymouth visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Louisa Barnes visited the Tur-
ners and Pickerls at Argos Thursday.
Mrs. Bessie Hines went to Mish-
awake Thursday to visit over Sunday
Mrs. Mary T. Clark, of Laporte,
was a visitor at Brightside Thursday.
Money to loan in large and small
amount. Enquire at law Office. John
w. Parks.
Mrs. Hiram Shafer and daughter
went TO Bloomingsburg to visit with
relatives over Sunday.
Professor Hite and wife went to
Bourbon township Thursday to visit
relatives until SUNDAY.
President Roosevelt was not up
when the train passed through Plym-
outh Thursday morning.
Prof. W. H. Banta president Of Ro-
chester Normal University, is report
ed seriously i'll of appendicitis.
Mrs. Scott Smith and children left
for Tiosa Thursday for short visit
with relatives in that vicinity.
David Brundige has returned from
long visit among relatives and
friends at his old home in Ohio.
John Thompson, OF Bremen, was
fined $40 and costs in Justice Molter S
court for selling liquors to minors.
Lloyd j. Hill went to Chicago last
Thursday to see President Roosevelt
and take in the 'ssights" until Friday
evening
Mrs. Thornberry and Elizabeth re-
turned from Columbia City Thursday
Both are looking we'll and~were very
glad to get home again.
Mrs. B. F. McManaman, who has
been visiting her brother, William
Scofeld returned to her home at
SwayZee, Ind, Thursday.
George W. Carey is in town this
week. He has been stopping at Mar
ion for few weeks and is now BOOM
ing George Shideler for governor.
Herr Malek, famous Bohemian
pianist, who is said to excel Pader-
ewski, has been in Chicago five
months without securing recognition.
Prof. d. Frank Redd returned from
Michigan Tuesday night ard left for
Richmond, Ind, on Thursday to at
tend The meeting of Northern Indi-
ana teachers.
The work of the assessor this year
is doubly hard owing to the fact that
the appraising Of the real estate takes
place. This appraisement will stand
for four years.
Elias Day came In from North Da-
kota last Thursday on business trip
of few days. He says they are hav-
ing fine weather and farmers are SOW
ing spring wheat.
April FOOLS day has no terrors for
President Roosevelt. He deliberately
planned his great western trip and
started on the first day of April re-
CARELESS of consequences.
Mrs. Adam Zumbaugh was critically
III for many weeks, but has been slow
ly improving for sometime and the
many friends Of the family are sorry
to hear that Mr.. Zumbaugh is now
quite sick.
The school trustee, county superin-
tendent and advisory board went to
Inwood Thursday to decide whether
the school house there should be re-
paired or torn down and replaced with
a new building.
Alpha Ball has moved to the house
on Center street vacated by +. j.
Ellsworth. John r. Jones, Of Argos,
county clerk elect. has purchased the
property which Mr.. Ball leaves on
South Michigan street.
The Kosciusko Oil and Gas COM
pany of Indiana, with capital stock
of 81. 800 has secured leases on thirty
eight tracts of land near Warsaw, ag-
gregating over 4, 700 acres and pro-
poses to seek oil or gas.
gwenty-fouf Brightside children
were placed in homes during the
month Of March. Several OF these
were children that were considered In
coryigible and non-placeable when
they were sent to Bnghtside.