The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-05-21

DR.. Knott Is reported on the sick
list.
Attorney Deitch, of indianapolis,
visited Senator Parks yesterday.
A. B. Wickizer and j. H. Koontz
were South Bend visitors yesterday.
d. G. Cole is transacting business at
South Bend and Elkhart this week.
1. N. Sherwood was examined by
the pension board at Rochester yester.
day.
Mrs. Moore has gone to Pierceton
and Kendallvllle for a visit of ten
days.
w. +. Beattie, of Akron, visited
bis son, Clyde r. Beattie, in this city,
Tuesday.
Mrs. H. j. Mitchell visited her
mother, Mrs. Hiram Ream at Grover
town yesterday.
Mrs. Burt, who resides near Don
aldSon, has gone to Nappanee for a
visit of'several days.
The not dry weather of the past
ten days has caused an advance in the
price of wheat, corn and oats.
e. X. Barnhill was sent to Warsaw
by the pension bureau for examina-
tion for an increase of pension.
Texas now produces more cotton
than Georgia and Alabama, the next
two largest cotton states combined.
George w. Nearpass has moved the
Culver Herald outfit to Claypool where
he will start new paper this week.
The Lake Erie station at Belfast, a
few miles north of Laporte, was en-
tirely destroyed by fire Tuesday night.
Joseph Brown, of Elkhart, is here
for visit of few days with his niece,
Mrs. ]. NJ. Heminger, of West Adams
street.
John Haimbaugh, who had been a
resident of Fulton county As years,
died Tuesday, aged "a years,
months and l day.
During the last year California pro-
duced twice as much gold as Alaska
and Colorado produced more than
three times as much.
Mrs. L. L. Culver, of st. Louis,
who has oeen visiting a week with
Mrs. z. NJ. Tanner, IN this city, went
to Larwill yesterday.
The Grand Army will attend the
Methodist church Sunday morning and
the National Guards will be there in
uniform in the evening.
Timothy Agler, of Abonica. Van
Vert county, Ohio, has returned to
his home after a visit of a week with
his brother, Morris Agler, of Twin
Lake.
The weather man has been promis-
ing us local showers, and they have
been decidedly local. We hope for a
general rain soon, regardless OF pre-
dictionS.
The tine was when the banker was
tho wealthiest citizen of commun-
ity. Now it is the owner of great
factory, or the promoter of large
schemes.
The first white settlers of South
Bend were Pierre Navarro in 1920,
Alexis Coquillard in 1924, Lathrop NJ.
Taylor in 1927. All came there as
fur traders.
The first hotel in South Bend was
Lilley's tavern built in 1881 and stood
where the E. P. Taylor residence now
is on vistula avenue, just off of WASH
ington street.
The early strawberry crop has been
greatly injured by the dry and freez-
ing weather this spring. The late
strawberries, with little rain, prom
Use good yield.
Over in Delaware county some Of
the fruit trees and grape vines whose
buds were killed by the frost are bios
soming again. Even the weather
can't down Indianal
The H. ]. Heinz Co. will distribute
pickle seed at their factory in PIym-
cuth Tuesday, May rs and at DON
aldson May 81. Contracts can also be
obtained at the same time.
Sixty-nine miles in ten hours by
stage coach is another incident that
shows that California is sparing no
effort to keep tho president amused
up to his registered capacity.
If the capitalist has so much better
blood than the laborer as the Ann Ar
Dor professor declares. why is it that
70 many rich men spring from the
ranks Of labor? Let the professor ex-
plain.