The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-05-28

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There are. seventeen cases of small
pox quarantined at Elkhart.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Carpenter went
to South Bend Friday to visit until
Monday.
Harry Hisey returned to Knox Fri
day. His wife remained for visit of
several days.
Mrs. c. E. Smith and daughter.
Ethel. are visiting in Valparaiso Fri
day and Saturday.
The German Baptist annual confer
ence will be held near Wakarusa, the
first week in June.
Mesdames Clark Thompson and
Louisa Barns were guests of relatives
in South Bend Friday.
NJ. T. Hale has organized five-
weeks school in Bremen for a review
of the common branches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal Burch attended
the funeral of Miss Emma j. Penrod
at Paramount church Friday.
The life insurance companies paid
ST, $3.50 to persons in this city and
vicinity during the year 1902.
The interurban electric line between
Laporte and Michigan City carried
5000 passengers on Sunday last.
Frank Flory, Of Donaldson, has
gone TO Fort Wayne where he expects
employment for several months.
Mrs. Harsch and Evelyn went to
Argos Friday to visit until Monday
with the family of d. E. Vanvactor.
w. A. Rhinehart, of Pulaski, Ind,
is the guest of his son, w. j. Rhine
hart, the well known barber of this
lcity.
Mrs. A. Philips was called to South
Bend Friday by the serious illness of
the child Of her sister, Mrs. George
Miltenberger.
The commencement exercises Of the
North township schools were held at
Lapaz Friday evening. There are
seventeen graduates.
Prosperity sometimes has its draw
backs. Times are so good in Cali
fornia that it may lose half its fruit
crop for lack of men to handle it.
Thirteen hundred slot gambling
machines, valued at about 1925, 900,
were publicly burned Tuesday by Or
der of Director of Public Safety Smyth
of Philadelphia.
A New York woman laughed so
hard at fanny story that she died.
And this while all the newspaper
humorists were holding a convention
in Baltimore, too!
j. w. McCrory went to Payne, Ohio
Friday to visit his daughter, who is in
declining health. He reports his wife
improving rapidly since she began
taking treatment at Larwill.
The Nappanee band has disbanded
for lack Of support. They gave con-
cert last Thursday night and the News
says there were just i've OF the town s
business men In the audience.
With the thermometer at 90, New
York and Philadelphia are beginning
to haye deaths from the heat. Here,
when the temperature reaches that
degree, We just begin to thaw ont.
| 1t is understood that the Postal
Telegraph company will succeed the
Western Union Telegraph company,
when the latter leaves the right of
way Of the Pennsylvania company.
Mrs. Dan Haag went to Fl. Wayne
Friday forenoon to visit her husband.
He is reported doing as well as was
expected and the surgeons think it
will not De necessary to amputate bis
leg.
The New Jersey corporation that
has obtained a nine-hundred-year
lease on traction and lighting plant
ougt to feel justified in settling down
and making some permanent improve
ments.
Messrs. Groves and McAfee, resid-
ing on the line between Tippecanoe
and Walnut townships, were IN town
Friday and report all quiet in their
neighborhood and crops growing salts
factorily.
/ Mrs. Ed Saline came up from Den.
yer Thursday afternoon and returned
home Friday. The many friends OF
Mr.. Saline in this city will be sorry to
I learn that he r. 1l>n0nroa1a1v f11 NJ fv.