The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-06-04
! 4LOCAL NEWS q


Henry Wyant is in town for visit
of few DAYS.
Fl. B. Allen distributed pickle seed
at Grovertown Thursday.
Joseph Stein transacted business at
Argos and Walkerton Thursday.
DR.. Asphalt and wife and Mrs.
John Miller spent Thursdayin Chicago.
Sweet Potato Plants for sale. Will
liam Wagner at r. NJ. Morrill's old
stand 2tdw
Mrs. Wolf, of Culver, formerly of
this city, is apparently at the point
IF death.
Samuel Bloxon, of GrovertOwn.
transacted business IN Plymouth
Thursday.
Harvey Albert drew the graphic
phone at George Paul's restaurant last
Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bower, of Fit. Wayne,
who have been visiting here, went to
Chicago Thursday.
The proposition TO bond the town OF
Culver for 81, 500 to build new school
house was defeated.
Miss Edith Shrider went to Valpa-
raise Thursday to attend the COM
mencement exercises.
Bert Cleveland. who had been visit
ing here since Saturday, started out
on the read again Thursday.
The Culver town council organized
Monday evening and elected S. f..
Medbourn president of the board.
Thomas Dunlap, of Green township,
who has been seriously sick for sever
:. al weeks, is reported slowly improv-
ing.
Vern Blue killed large gray fox
near Ilion last week. 1t is the first
one reported in this county for several
years.
Every day further demonstrates the
fact that the postoffice department in
vestigation at Washington didn't be-
gin any too soon.
Mrs. Bronson, who has been visiting
relatives in this city, went to Argos
Thursday to visit bel sisters, Mes
danes Boggs and Whited.
An italian named Pasquado was &C
cidentally struck in the back by pick
while working on the railroad We'd
nesday and was badly hult.
Mrs. Albert Miller and daughter,
Hazel, who have been stopping at the
Plymouth house for sometime, re.
turned to their home at Knox today
The many friends of Mrs. P. d. Bur.
gener, of Donaldson, we've glad to see
her in Plymouth Thursday. She Ii
slowly improving after a long ane
serious illness.
Gov. Durbin suggested that all flag
be displayed at half mast Saturday
Memorial day is not day for jollifica
ton, but day sacred to the memor,
of the fallen heroes of the nation.
1t is reported that parties have
fence wire in the river near the Friend
bridge for the purpose of catching
fish, but as the fish commissioner ii
looking after that neigh orhood it il
probably not there now.
Although the democrats Of Louis
vile are having serious differences
there is no very loud call for them Il
get together just now. The stat'
militia is having about all it can at
tend to in Breathitt county.
A final restraining order has beel
entered against the beef trust b
judge Grosscup. of Chicago-that is
il is final unless the appeal which
now pending changes the situation
1t is sometimes pretty hard to sa
what is final in law.
The Wabash Plain Dealer says th
mental condition OF Judge Biggs
gradually growing worse that he
critically i'll and that be will neve
again sit on the bench in Kosciusk
county. 1t is thought he can onl
live short time. This is sad news
the judges many friends.
The contest for county superintes
dents is growing warm. The dems
Gratis who believe that six years is Ion
enough for any man to hold the sam
ONCE are largely in the majority, bu
they are not township trustees an
Superintendent Marks seems to hav
his fences fixed for another term.