The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-19

his left hand crushed Saturday even
ing by letting tie fall on 1T.
Frank Leonard who is taking a
course in the South Bend commercial
college, spent Sunday in Plymouth
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r
Leonard.
Rev. DR.. Hall says in prelude tc
sermon that it is possible for all tC
live 100 years with clean bodies, pure
minds. reyerent hearts and Christian
philosophy.
E. Nj. Bash, of Warsaw, spent Sun.
day in this city and went from here tc
Linkville to do some painting. Mr.,
Bash was a resident of Plymouth
twenty years ago.
The insurance on the Kruger saloon
building and stock was adjusted
Wednesday. Mr.. Cressner will replace
the old frame structure with a mod
ern brick building.
J. w. Riggens and Henry Hawkins
haye bought the Harris barber shop
under Kloepfer'S store, have recarpet-
ed the bath rooms and are fixing
things up in good shape.
Indiana leads all other states IN the
quantity of onions produced and In
diana is ahead of almost every other
state in bushels Of grain Of all kinds
when the number of acres in cultiva-
tion is considered.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Snyder. Mrs.
O'Keefe and daughter, Misses Anna
Dunn and Maggie Steckman and the
parties that accompanied them from
South Bend and Laporte returned
home Friday night.
Whitaker Wright, the London pro-
moter. is reported to have lost $780,
600, 900 belonging to other people. If
the rumor is well founded they have
PROBABLY decided by this time that he
is the wrong Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Culpepper, of Arkan-
sas, who visited at o. A. Gandy's last
week. went to South Bend Saturday
to visit Mrs. Culpepper's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Thomas and other
relatives in that city.
The beautiful spring weather Of the
past few days has awakened the leth-
argic fisherman from bis winters rest
and each morning he can be seen
vending his way to the dam endeav-
oring to allure the finny tribe.
Were it not for the remarkable ad.
vances that are being made in medical
science, the statment that an Ameri-
can doctor has discovered a cure for
leprOSy would seem almost incredible.
1t is certainly to be hoped, however,
that the report is true.
The South Bend Times says Miss
Pearl Ball, who has been pursuing a
course of short hand in the CONNER
cial college at South Bend has accept
ed position as stenographer in the
office Of Krleghbaum s. Garwood in
the Merchants Bank building.
General Reub Williams, Of the War
saw Times, commenced the printing
business In Warsaw just IS years ago
last Saturday; he being IA years of
age at the time. He is still actively
ly engaged in the work and is appar-
emily good for many years more.
Mrs. Thornberry is still at Column
bia City. Her daughter Elizabeth.
who has been there sick with scarlet
fever for more than a month, is still
i'll. Mr.. Thornberry spent
Sunday there and the Presbyterian
pulpit here was filled by Rev. j. B.
Carter.
Howard Helm who has been trav-
cling as an actor with a theatrical
company in the Eastern states for the
past six months came home last week.
He took sick while the company was
playing in Kentucky and as they had
reached their farthest point west and
the season was almost ended, he de-
cided to quit.
A destructive fire in indianapolis
night was due to combina-
ton Of carelessness and accident. A
young woman clerk stepped on match
which had been carelessly dropped on
the floor. igniting it, and thereby the
gas which had escaped from ar open
vessel Of gasoline in the room, caused
a terrific explosion.
There was large crowd in town
and merchants did a big
business. Every township in the
county was represented on the streets
In the afternoon and there were peo-
Pile here from South Bend, Mishawaka.
Rochester, Macy, Knox, Laporte and
almost all the towns and cities within
a radius of twenty-five miles.