The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-05-07
Miss Stella Galloway has gone to
Kokomo for q visit OF q month.

| MISS Steiia galloway mas gone 10
Kokomo for q visit of q month.
The Plymouth band make a fine APP
pearance in their new uniforms.
Bernard Lauer went to Terre Haute
Friday for visit of two or three days.
Miss Edith Jeffrey went to Roches-
ter Saturday for visit of few days.
Rev. Mr.. Pressnal breaches at Etna
Green last Saturday and at Center and
Tippecanoe Sunday.
Henry Alderman is visiting the
family of his daughter, Mrs. Charles
Nihart. in South Bend.
Mrs. John Miller and daughter
went to South Bend last Saturday to
visit relatives few days.
Hon. George Holman, of Rochester,
spent an hour in Plymouth last Friday
on his way home from Warsaw.
Mrs. Ada NJ. Bill, of Shefield, ILL.,,
sister of Mrs. S. E. Reeves, arrived
Monday. to attend the Reeves Beattie
wedding.
Elias Compton, of Inwood, has been
taking treatment at the Attica min
eral springs and has returned home
much improved.
Mrs. Charles Ruhman, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Lauer and other relatives
returned to Chicago Sunday.
Edwin Lemon, of Santiago, Cal is
visiting relatives and old friends in
this city. He resided here over
a quarter of a century ago.
Frank Hendricks, of Elkhart, Wis
tied over Sunday at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Wilhelmina Hendricks,
south OF the Suit planning mill.
Eli Turnbull. of Mentone, who
owns real estate in this county, was in
Plymouth visitor Saturday for the first
time in his life. He is well pleased
with our city.
The treasurer Of the Ringling Bros.
circus. which was at Elkhart on Tues
day, placed $4,000 in the bank there
as the surplus Of the receipts over the
expenditures for the day.
The May day ice cream social given
by the young ladies Of the Presbyter-
ian church at the home of Mrs. Klein
schmidth Friday evening was q grand
success and netted about sl6.
Discovering that she had been SWIM
died by two tramp umbrella members,
Mrs. Eugene Trout, of Auburn, had
the courage to compel the men to re-
turn her money at the point of a re-
volver.
The secretary of agriculture has
made several addresses within the past
week, In different parts of the coun-
try, advocating the teaching of ele-
mentary agriculture in the primary
schools.
John w. Wiltfong began work at
Allman's store last Saturday. He has
rented Mrs. Stansbury's property on
South Michigan street, the house be-
tween b. d. Southworth and T. J.
Winnings.
The county treasurer at Logansport
has made a rule to wait on mothers
with babies in arm first when the tax
paying crush is on. 1t is suspected
that some hurried females have Dor
rowed babies for the occasion.
George Craven, aged 9, an orphan
who came to Indiana from Cham
paign, ILL.,. is under erreSt at Logans-
port. He admits firing three livery
stables at Logansport and some build
ings at South Bend "just to see the
horses run"
The threatened strike of the 5000
members of the boot and shoe work.
ers' union in Chicago has been averted
by the manufacturers agreeing to the
demands Of the men, who had asked
for q nine-hour day without a reduc-
tion in wages.
Rev. j. F. Appleman, who is now
superintendent Of the German Baptlst
orphans home at Mexico, Miami
county, was in town Saturday and will
remain over Sunday. He came here
to place In family q child from the
home and to take . child from Lees
burg to the home.
Benjamin Whitefield, who is writ
ing a series of articles for the Louis
vile Courier-Journal on the negro
question in the north, is son-in-law
of H. e. Wadsworth, of Laporte, and
is well known In northern Indiana
newspaper circles.
The Chockelt wagon factory that
got a bonus to move to South Bend
now proposes to move to some other
place that will give it good bonus.