The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-04-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
E. N. Chaplin, of Warsaw, was ;
Plymouth visitor Friday.

turned TO chicago FRIDAY evening.
Sunday excursions over the Lake
Erie to indianapolis begin April 26.
Rev. o. S. Thornberry went to Bu-
cyrus, Ohio, foreman over Sunday.
The lakes are said to be higher than
they have been for the past six years.
Miss Inez Hisey has returned to her
home in Argos after visiting in this
city.
Peter Molter is here from Huston,
Texas, visiting his parents and other
relatives.
Miss Pearl Matthewson, of South
Bend, is visiting friends in this city
and Inwood.
Mrs. FL. J. Eisendrath is here from
Chicago visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Altman.
! Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Bush have re-
turned to their home in South Bend
after visit in this vicinity.
! Albert Ferno has returned to ST..
Michael's Academy after visit of a
week at his home in Chicago.
Henry Stein, of Lake Of the Woods,
left Friday afternoon for Chicago and
Milwaukee. He will be gone several
days.
w. r. Davis, residing southeast of
Bourbon, has a family of seventeen
young pigs, all belonging to one
mother.
The largest nucb Der of deeds ever
filed in the recorders Office of this
county was during the first week of
April this year.
A baseball association has been or
gained at Laporte with $4,000 CAPT.
tai. Mayor Darrow is at the head Of
the organization.
Three hundred thousand acres of
land under water Thursday near
Frankfort. Ind, caused by the over
flow of the Wabash.
Rev. John Good, residing just west
of Tyner, is reported seriously ill. He
is one of the Oldest United Brethren
preachers in Indiana.
At the convention of the grand CON-
mandery of Indiana at FIT. Wayne
Bishop White of Michigan City was
elected grand prelate.
A solid train of sixty oil tanks
passed through PlymouthFriday morn.
ing going east. 1t was the first solid
oil train ever seen in this city.
Miss Sewell has returned from a
visit Of few days at Tyner. She now
makes her home with Mrs. Samuel w.
Miller on South Michigan street.
Mrs. Young went to Hamlet Friday
to transact some business for her faith
er. Conrad Suit, who is still paralyzed
on one side but is gradually improv-
ing.
An Indiana Judge has ruled that
beer is not intoxicating. This comes
from elevating to the bench men who
have had comparatively little practice
at the bar.
George W. Morris with his daugh-
ter, Lille. and son, Marvin, have re-
turned to their home al Teegarden,
after visit Of few days with John
Thomas, in this city.
All reports from the west in regard
Ia the business outlook are of the
most encouraging character. This
means assurance of another year of
exceptional prosperity.
The new weekly paper established
at South Bend lived Two weeks. A
half dozen failures in establishing
third paper have been made in that
city in the past ten years.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stahl, of Find
lay, Ohio, arrived in this city Thurs
day evening to spend few days at
the home of Mrs. E. j. Kleckner.
They are on wedding trip,
If the written order of Aguinaldo
for the assassination of General Otis
is genuine, of which there seems little
doubt, it furnishes additional evidence
OF his ferocious disposition.
Chicago continues to have its daily
labor troubles. AS fast as one strike
is settled, another one is organized.
How long this sort OF thing is to be
kept up time only can reveal.
Kyser s. Cummins are selling the
only binder and mower in Plymouth
not made by trust. It Is to the in
terest of every farmer IN Mokshall
county to give this question = thought.
Gov. Durbin has appointed Melville
w. Mix, of Mishawaka, member of
the committee that will have charge
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