The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-05-28
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All railroads give excursion rates
for Decoration day.
w. III. Love has taken the agency
for the Kalamazoo nurseries i'm this
county.
David Wiser shipped one of his
washing machines to South Bend
Thursday.
]. f, Phillips was home from South
Bend Thursday preparing to remove
his family to that city.
Mrs Matchette, of Galesburg,
Mich, who has been visiting relatives
here, went to Tiosa Thursday.
Albert Baum, of near Donaldson,
left for Decatur. Michigan. Thursday.
where he will work on steam dredge.
HI. Shafer has returned to his posi-
tion at Mishawaka after spending a
few days with his family in this city.
Jesse Green and son, of Terre
Haute, returned home Thursday after
visiting few days with j. McNeely.
j. c. Bunnell returned from In
dianapolis at noon Thursday. He had
been attending a convention of fun
eral directors in that city.
Mrs., Mamie Mclean arrived from
Pierceton last Thursday for visit of
a week with her mother, Mrs. Gal
ioway and other relatives here.
The Indiana Union of Literary clubs
is in session at Charlottesville and
probably in no spot in the country is
there more ''atmosphere" right now.
In Adams county alone over $780,
900 acres of land are now leased for
oil. In several townships of the
county every acre of land is now
leased.
The South Bend Tribune says there
was small snow storm in South Bend
twenty years ago Wednesday and the
mercury was only seven degrees above
freezing.
Everybody will be glad to learn that
Hon. Charles H. Reeve is regaining
his health and is almost as well as he
has been at any time during the past
two years.
Noah Smith, who had a partial
stroke of paralysis two weeks ago is
in very feeble condition. He has
been troubled with heart disease for
several years.
Philip w. Swihart. of Tippecanoe,
has gone to Indian Territory 20 look
up location for colony from the
southeast part Of this county and ad-
joining neighborhoods in Kosciusko
and Fulton counties.
Reports Of the state banks to the
auditor of state show individual de.
posits TO the amount of s21, 900, 00O
and over "a, 900. 900 Of time deposits
This is 5000, 900 more than was
shown by the report of April 1902.
Mrs. G. G. Durr has returned from
visit with relatives at Chicago. She
came home VIA Michigan City, and
while waiting to take the train there
a man fell between the cars just in
front Of her only a few feet away and
was instantly killed.
The name Of former First Assistant
Postmaster-General Perry S. Heath
continues to bob up in the discussion
of postoffice department affairs in a
way that is certainly worth the asten-
ton of Mr.. Heath, even though he il
no longer In the service
& flock of ostriches at Phoenix. A.
T., now numbers more than 1,o0t
birds, Their increase IS rapid, be-
cause a pais, barring accidents, viii
raise a brood each summer for seventy
years. Each pair produces in feather,
and eggs about $50 year.
Hermis, the champion 3-year-old d
last year. has just been sold for eco,
600 or abont eco : pound. Think d
it! And this includes the hoofs ant
hide, too! And yet some people tall
about fighting the meat trust by in
Producing the consumption OF hors'
meat BY the PLAIN peoplel
Enoch Hess went to South Benz
last week looking for employment
He found jobs thicker than black
berries, so be selected a good one ant
after coming home to shape natter
here returned Saturday, SO that h
might be on the ground to start IL
Monday. Argos Reflector: