The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-04-23


Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Smith are
moving to Fort Wayne.
Ed Saline is spending few days at
Denver, Ind, this week.
Miss Emma Hillsman has gone to
FIT. Wayne for a visit of a week.
d. S. O'Brien was taken from Knox
to the hospital at Longcliff- last Satur-
day.
Miss Lizzie Parks has returned to
Bourbon after visiting relatives in
Plymouth.
Mrs. G. E. Smith and children went
to Valparaiso Tuesday for visit
of few days.
Riley VanVactor has returned from
a visit of a few days with his son, HUI
bert, in Laporte.
Miss Montgomery has gone to Bour-
bon for visit of two weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Tyrrell.
Germany was showed under Sunday
and several Of the emperor's favorite
trees were uprooted by the storm.
indianapolis is the central point
from which proposed electric lines
radiate that will girdle four states.
John w. Parks visited his son,
James o. Parks, at East Chicago,
Monday and returned in the evening.
Mrs. David Lolomaugh and son who
have been visiting with the family of
Peter Richard, returned to Argos to-
day.
Leonard Highshew, OF Bourbon
township, was Plymouth visitor Mon
day and called to renew his sub-crip-
tion.
H. F. Ort bought fine young bull
last week from G. T. Mattingly's herd
for the Aaron Jones farm near South
Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. @. Cole are visiting
in the vicinity of North Liberty this
week. where Mr.. Cole has two fine
farms.
Samuel Lewallen stopped in Plym-
ouuh Tuesday on his way from visit in
South Bend to his home five miles
south Of Bourbon.
Thomas Lord, aged 80 and for so
years in the Chicago drug trade, has
sigend petition in bankruptcy owing
TO the firm s failure.
Mrs. Jerry Blain was here Monday
and Tuesday looking after her property
in this city. She returned to Van
Vert. O., Tuesday
The electric light plant was sold
Monday afternoon to the highest bid
der. 1t was purchased by the Fort
Wayne stockholders for $40, 900.
Rev. 0. f. Lands, of Galveston,
came to Plymouth Monday to visit
two or three days, pay his taxes and
look after his farm in this county.
Mrs. Shambaugh, Mrs. Bonham, II.
G. Thayer and w. E. Bailey are at
tending the meeting Of the Grand
Chapter of the o. E. s. at Indianapo-
lis.
Closing exercises at the Lee school
house were largely attended Monday
evening, and all the participants did
we'll. Quite number from this city
were there.
Charles Hennessey, of Inwood. an
enlisted soldier Of the regular army
who has been visiting in this county
several days. left for st. Louis Mon
day to join his regiment.
Senator Parks was the author Of
the bill establishing an Arbor day in
Indiana. Mr.. Parks introduced Is
bills which passed both houses and
were signed by the governor.
| Mrs. Greenlun returned to Fort
Wayne Tuesday after a visit OF
few days in this city. She has
rented Mrs. Brakel's house and the
family will move here in May.
JOSEPH verrler, aged almost so
years, walked from Bourbon to PIym-
outh Monday afternoon and arrived
here seemingly ready to walk another
twelve miles without getting tired.
VIM. Bessle- and L. Davenport and
son. Of Lapaz, left for Oregon Monday.
where tley will spend a few months
looking It the country with the inten-
tion.of locating If they find place
that they like.
Ms William Mcclure, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fenton, in this city. the past
two weeks, went to Walnut Tuesday to
yisit relatives before returning to her
home ii Chicago.