The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-03-24
! & C. NEWS 8

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visit of several days at Chicago.
James Trowbridge of Inwood, trans
acted business 10 Plymouth last week
We had the usual SAINT Patrick
day weather, rain, snow and Sleet.
Rev. A. HI. Zilmer went to Mobiles
vile last week 10 ht Ida series Of meet
ings.
l.. c. Dillon is preparing to build
foe residence ON his farm north OF
Culver.
Miss Kate Stack has returned from
a visit OF a week with her sister in
Fort Wayne.
A. ID. Jacoby arrived from Elkhart
last week to remain until after the
funeral of his father.
Otjs Jones. Daniel Riggens and
Edwin Snepp Of Bourbon, have enlist
ed 10 the United States army.
Dan Senour went to Chicago FRIDAY
to take a position with a large and
prominent musical organizati IN.
Philip Pontious. Of Poplar Grove,
visited his daughter who is sick
at the home Of John c. Butler in this
city.
Miss Kittie Miller has returned to
her home at Donaldson after a visit
with her sister and other relatives in
this city.
Mrs. William Morrison. arrived from
Okmulgee, Indian territory. last week
to attend the funeral of her father,
John JacObv.
A burning cigar stub caused the
Baltimore fire, is the opinion of the
committee of under writer's who in
v~estigated the cause.
Mrs. j. E. Reed has novel her
household goods from this city TO
Bourbon and will make her her home
there with her sister.
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Jonathan Camp of Walnut town.
ship, who was stricken with paralysis
at the county farm last Tuesday, died
Wednesday night. He was so years
old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mohn, who have been
assisting Plymouth people in prepar-
ing for the musical entertainment of
the German church, returned to South
Bend.
Jas. E. Costello, the supposed MUIR
derer of Druggist Runyan, OF South
Bend, is believed to be in st. Louis,
where the police are earnestly search
ing for him.
The liabilities OF the glove factory
closed at Bremen are placed at O.. 1000.
assets about 50, 200. A. G.. Harlin of
South Bend mas been appointed re-
ceiyer.
Wallace Dillingham; surveyor Of
Kosciusko county IS here with two
deputies arranging for a ~re-survey to
widen and deepen. the Yellow river
ditch in Kosciusko county.
March is a typical pneumonia
month. and gives a high rate of NOR
tality for the disease. One reason for
this is that after our long and hard
winters the system loses its natural
resistance to cold.
w. z. Leonard jr., once city clerk
of Plymouth and agent of the United
States Express company here. came
from Cleveland to attend the fu-
neral of his aunt, and visit his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. Leonard.
G.. A. Maxey, of Burr Oak, has an
nounced himself as a candidate for
treasurer subject to the democratic
convention. Union township demo-
Gratis will probably have two or more
candidates for all the important Offices.
Mrs. Celista Lichentenberger wife
of Jacob Lichtenberger died at her
home in Hubbard, Sunday, March Is,
aged So years, 7 months and Is Gays.
She was the mother Of ten children,
six OF whom with her husband are
left to mourn her death.
The city election will be held on the
first Tuesday in May. A mayor, clerk,
marshal, treasurer and six councilmen
will be elected. Candidates must be
nominated fifteen days before the
election. to get a place on the ticket,
Charles Dunn, the alleged murderer
of little Alice Cothrell in Allen county,
who wa returned to Fort Wayne pen
ding q new trial ordered by the So.