The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-05-14
Attorney Robbins, Of Knox. was in

men this week.
d. r. Wiggens made business trip
to Niles, Mich, today.
Fish are very plenty in the river
and the lakes this spring.
Stephen Knobloek, of German town.
ship, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. E. c. Fuller. of Dixon, ILL.,. is
visiting at J. c. Ringgenberg's.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Orr moved from
Indianapolis 10 South Bend today.
This has been an ideal week for
farmers. but good rain is needed.
The class of 1908 are preparing for
a swell commencement ball June Is.
Miss Vancuren has returned to Fort
Wayne after visit of week in this
city.
John w. Thomas has finished burn
ing his first kiln of thing for this
season.
Addison johnson, of Tyner, is TAX
ing treatment at the Bourbon sani-
tarium.
Platt Mcdonald is now at Chihua-
hua, Mexico, where he has an interest
in sorle silver mines.
Mrs. Nelson Sanner has returned
from visit of three weeks In Kansas
and Indian territory.
The publication of an evening edi-
tion of the Indianapolis Sentinel will
commence next Monday
H. B. Smitz and j. II. Cooper repre-
senting the John L. Stoddard illus
trated lectures are in town.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Beckner, residing south
Of town, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Samuel Lehr, in Bremen today.
The first through car on the Wa
bash s. Logansport traction line was
run between those cities Tuesday.
Plymouth fishermen caught twenty
one fine pike just below the dam be-
fore O'Clock yesterday morning.
All the members Of the Methodist
choir are requested to be present for
practice at 100 Saturday evening.
Daniel Stair, of Wolf Lake, is Wis
iting his niece, Mrs. E. c. Martindale
and other relatives in this county.
Mrs. Frank Humrichouser went to
South Bend to see Mansfield and visit
a few days with relatives and friends.
STRAYED-A black, and white
beagle pup, one year old. Return to
F. H. Kuhn and receive reward. dtw1
The dog and pony show will exhibit
where it did last year, on the vacant
lots west of J. A. Gilmore'S residence.
P. w. Haag and T. H. Holland got
to Fargo, North Dak., ahead of the
main colony and got choice of claims.
Excursion to Michigan City Sunday
May II. Train leaves Plymouth at
10:42 a. N. Fare for round trip Is
cents.
Senator Parks will go to Winamac
Friday afternoon to deliver an address
to the Pulaski county Sunday school
convention.
Mrs. B. NJ. Seybold and Mrs. Ida
Jost visited the family of Myron
Chase, near Tyner, Monday afternoon
and Tuesday.
Farmers of Indiana are advised
against tying their bundles of wool
with binder Irvine. Wooden string
causes less waste.
Prof. Redd and the senior high
school class spent Wednesday In the
fields and woods southwest of town
studying botany.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Foulke re-
turned to Bourbon after a visit of a
few days with the family Of G. S. Aus
tin, west Of town.
Mrs. Mary Shafer and Miss Lizzie
Gaunter, Of LaPaz came down Tues
day evening to see "True Americans"
and visit friends in this city.
The county council will convene in
special session Saturday, May %, for
the purpose of making appropriations
for bridges and some other necessary
expenses.
DR.. W. F. King who had been visit
Ing Rev. o. S. Thornberry returned
to Columbia City Wednesday. Mrs.
King will visit here the remainder of
the week.
BY surgical operation splinter
was removed from the side of Mrs.
William Wysong. of Wabash, after it
had been imbedded there for over
forty years.
Mrs. w. 81. Craig is visiting her
daughters in South Bend. Her little
granddaughter, Bernice Carey. who
has been visiting her here, accompan-
led her home