The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-04-30
Observation-Disclosures

Mrs. Sarah Adams is visiting in Eft.
Wayne.
Mrs. Belle Logan and daughter are
visiting in Peru.
L. III. Tenney has returned to Fort
Wayne after visit of three days at
his home in Plymouth.
The Tyner schools closed Saturday
and the Polk township commencement
exercises will be held May 2.
Mesdames Zumbaugh. earn, Fet-
tiers and Phillips visited Mrs. p. d.
Burgener at Donaldson Thursday.
The humane officer at South Bend
reports over 100 stray dogs in that
city. many of them in a starving con-
dItion.
There are indications that the po-
tato bugs are disappearing. Very
few have been seen anywhere in Indl-
ana this spring.
Rev. Mr.. Austin, the we'll known
Advent preacher. now resides on the
fam of L. }. Hess, about one mile
west of Argos.
Russia had a blizzard this week.
What's the matter with the weather?
Scientists do not seem to know very
much about it,.
Senator Parks is spending about
half his time on his farm just now
experimenting the planting of for
est and other work.
The snow is from two to five feet
deep in Yellowstone paak. This is
probably as strenuous weather as Pres
ident Roosevelt could ask for.
G.. D. Curtis, of Columbus, Ohio,
visited few hours with his brother,
Stephen, In this city Thursday and
went from here to South Bend.
George II. Thayer transacted bust
ness in Elkhart last week. He has
large contract for the Elkhart Tele-
phone Co., which employs over 300
hands.
Marriages average 5000 day in
the whole world. OF 1000 men who
marry, 1872 marry younger women, $40
marry women Of the same age, and SO
older women.
One-fourth of the people on the
earth die before the age of SIX, one
half before the age of sixteen, and one
person In every hundred lives to the
age OF seventy.
w. B. Kyle went to FIT. Wayne Fri
day to visit his brother and will visit
another brother at Ossian and other
relatives in the eastern part of the
state before returning to Plymouth.
Kyser & Cummins are selling the
only binder and mower in Plymouth
not made by trust. 1t is to the in
terest of every farmer in Marshall
county give this question thought.
Rev. William II. Sneak, former
o. B. preacher, Of Peru and Indian
apolis, has joined the John Robinson
shows, having been engaged to talk
about the wild beasts, trained animals
and monstrosties.
The old starch factory at Elknart,
which is owned by the trust and has
been shut down for several years, was
destroyed by fire Wednesday morning.
1t was brick building 100 by 400 feet
in size The loss was fully covered
by insurance.
The Hammond constables who let
theatrical company get away with
its baggage while they watched SOU
brette do song and dance should
cheer up. Other fellows have let
more than that get away while en-
gagged in the same fascinating occupa-
ton.
And now we are told that John d.
Rockefeller is In perfect health and
has never been seriously ill: His faith
er is SO years old and John d. ex-
poets to live to the age of 100 years.
Well, there are telegraph liars in New
York as well as in Laporte and South
Bend.
j. III. Koontz was in Chicago last
week and has purchased a fine new
Taylor cylinder press. a job press, new
job type and almost complete new
outfit for the Culver Herald. Mr..
Koontz will have an up-to-date plant
which will be installed about the first
week in May.
The public seems determined to
have w. K. Vanderbilt and Mrs.
Rutherford marry whether the
couple want to or not. Both have
been previously married. Mr.. Wander
bilt twice and Mrs. Rutherford three
times. and they ought to know what
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