The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-05-14
Hon. H. G. Thayer will deliver the
Decoration Day Grafton in Plymouth.

ing his parents and transacting bust
ness in this city since Friday returned
TO South Bend Monday morning.
Mrs. Louis Houser, OF North Lib
|erty. and Mrs. Adam Lamady, of AS
sumption Prairie, visited over Sunday
with the family of ID. G. Smith.
Mrs. Watkins has gone to Van Vert,
Ohio, to make her home with her
granddaughter, Mrs. Grace Bates,
who was married two weeks ago.
LOST-Friday evening, a fine
brooch center a diamond, surrounded
by pearls. The finder will be reward
ed by leaving at NJ. Lauer & Son.
Mrs. E. A. vancuren, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. j. V. Asst
ley. went to Warsaw Saturday to visit
over Sunday on her way home to Elk
hart.
ID. H. Bowles and family have sold
their East Lawrence street home, and
have moved to Plymouth, Ind, where
they formerly resided Mishawaka
Enterprise.
A. C. Roberts opened his grocery
store in the Kendall block Saturday,
with Charles Walburn as his principal
salesman. Mr.. Walburn understands
all the kinks of the grocery business.
Browns paper bag factory at Gosh
en- was burned last Friday. Goshen
papers say Brown refuses to give an
estimate of his loss: and he will not say
whether or not he expects to rebuild.
Thomas X. Houghton who is seri-
ousIy i'll at the home of his daughter.
Mrs. r. B. Oglesbee, in Laporte, is
suffering from dropsy and heart trou-
BILE. He is able to sit up and to walk
little at times. but cannot lie down,
day or night.
Mrs. w. V. Clifford and daughters.
Arlie and Grace, returned from North
Liberty Monday, where they spent Sat-
urday and Sunday and attended COM
mencement exercises Saturday eye-
ming.
A st. Paul pastor denounced the
play "Ghost" as immoral and the next
night the fire department had to be
called i'm to clear the aisles of the
theater at which the play was pro-
duced.
Walnut township and Argos schools
combined will have commencement
exercises at Argos Wednesday even
ing. The Center township commence
ment will be held at the opera house
in Plymouth Friday evening.
Mrs. ]. X. Houghton spent Friday
night at Laporte with the families of
r. B. Oglesbee and Thomas X.
Houghton and went from there to
Chicago to spend Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. Louis Mcdonald,
A Philadelphia man has paid 50, 100
for the original manuscript of Poe's
poem 1.-THE Bells" If Poe could have
got that much money for all the
poems he wrote he would doubtless
have considered himself the luckiest
bard extant.
A man whose name is withheld has
sent $4,000 to j. j. MahOney, of the
Knights of Columbus of Lorain, Ohio,
to be offered as reward for the de-
lection of the murderer of Agatha
Reichlin, which occurred week ago
Thursday night.
The st. Louis Oil company struck
another gusher Saturday on the Cecil
farm. six miles southeast Of Muncie.
The flow was SO strong that the well
had to be capped until tanks could be
prepared. The flow is estimated at
500 barrels per day.
The people of Bourbon are consider
ably excited over the finding of oil 10
small quantities in a well at the Meth
odist parsonage. The oil burns read
lily and Investigations will be made to
ascertain whether oil in paying quap :.
tity can be obtained. q
William T. Dunlap, prom.nent
farmer Of Green township, better
known as Thomas Dunlap, = seriously
i'll from a general breaking down of
the system, but his many friends hope
that warm weather may be beneficial
and his health be restored.
Bert Charters, Rochester youth
of nineteen, who stole his brothers.
clothes and sold them, was sentenced
to the reformatory at Jacksonville.
He then tried to kill himself, but the
sheriff interfered and took him to
Jacksonville on the first train.
Undertaken Leonard went to South
Bend Monday to take charge of the re-
mains of John Deemer, who died at
South Bend Sunday afternoon. They
will be brought to this city and will