The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-05-19


Mrs. J. NJ. Olds have gone to Chi
cago for visit of week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Pomeroy are
visiting at Argos this week.
John B. Bowel will in future give
his strict attention to real estate bust.
ness.
j. B. Cox is delegate to the grand
lodge 1. o. o. F. at Indianapolis this
week.
Mrs. o, j. Clark, of Sand Lake
Michigan, is visiting Mrs. G.. w. Car.
penter.
Wheat has gone'u three cents this
week, and there is slight advance in
corn and oats.
There are 9Sl fewer school children
in Whitley county at present than
there we're in 1887.
Mrs. Carrie Rank and little daugh-
ter of Chicago are visiting in the vi
cinity OF Donaldson.
G. r. Leonard went to Indianapolis
Tuesday to attend a meeting of the
Undertakes Association.
Harry Humrichouser has returned
to Chicago after visit of ten days
with his family in this city.
Grandma Wade, who makes her
home with her daughter, Mrs. G..
Firestone, is on the sick list this week.
Miss Dora Halterman has returned
to her home at Tiosa after a visit of
several days with her cousin, Mrs.
Emerson.
Miss Dora Wilson, who spent the
winter here with her sister Mrs. DIR.
Loring, returned to Towner. North
Dakota, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Miller visited at
Argos last Sunday and Mrs. Miller
was taken sick there and is not yet
able to come home.
The employees of the Edgertcn Mfg
Co. presented JEFF Florian with a
homemade baby carriage on the ar
rival of his boy last week.
Rev. j. Parlette. of Ada, Ohio, and
Rev. Mr.. Myers, formerly of Argos,
have been 10 Plymouth this week in
the interest of cement company.
The Elkhart county delegates at the
state convention stood for Hearst
and Is for Parker. The seven Hearst
men were from the city of Elkhart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Felter are here
from Rochester for visit of about
two weeks. Mr.. Felter, is laying
brick for Trustee Hall of West town.
ship.
The trial of James Mcdonald for
the murder of Sarah Schafer, the
school teacher whose home was at
Elkhart began at Bedford Monday
afternoon.
The United States fish car arrived
IN Plymouth Tuesday with 100000
perch-pike for Pretty Lake. Fred
II. Kuhn will superintend the placing
of the fish in the lake.
The Inwood schools closed a very
successful year last Friday. Il. M.
Tebay. the principal is a teacher OF
ability and is Industrious and pains
taking. The same can be said of bis
assistants.
By decision handed down by the
appellate court it is unlawful for any
city council to receive bids for the inn
provement of a street and designate
the sort of pavement to be used after
bids Lave been received.
HG's suspend the rules and say
something nice about John d. Rookie
Teller. He has given John Hopkins
University a big sum to take the place
OF money lost by the Baltimore fire.
And there is no string to the gift.
Mrs. G. o. Yearrick came home sick
from Argos last Friday evening and
has been confined to her room since
then. She was assisting in caring for
her parents in Argos, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Van Dorsten, both of whom
are critically i'll.
Mrs. Frank CLANCY with her chill
dren and her sister, Miss Esta Cormi-
can, left for Es avian. Canada Tuesday,
where Mr.. Chaaey has got a small
home ready forthe family. Hundreds
Of Plymouth friends wish them sue
cess in the for northwest.