The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-03-10

Plymouth visitor Tuesday.
Fred Seider of West township is re-
covering from an attack of pneu-
monia.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. V. Weir have gone
to Chicago after stopping several
weeks Ia Plymouth.
w. F. Young and wife and their
niece, Miss Langdon, were visiting In
South Bend Tuesday.
Jonn Boza, of Donaldson, visited
bis parents at New Carlisle from Sat.
urday until Monday night.
The eight-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Colbert of Bourbon, died Sun
day and was buried Tuesday.
Mrs. VanTilbury and children have
movsd back from Ohio and will again
make their home ia Plymouth.
Amos York and family have moved
from the Mattingly farm south Of this
citv, to Hamlet in Starke county.
Lewis Solder of Syracuse Mich,
has been visiting his parents and other
relatives in West township this week.
Mrs. A. b. White. of Wisconsin,
who has been visiting relatives here
has gone to Chicago for a visit of a
week.
The...New England Folks" drew a
very small house Monday night. 1t
was a good show deser wing of a better
house.
The armory has moved i1to the
third story of the Wheeler block and
occupy what was formerly the Ten
Hur hall. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Case, OF Mish-
awake, former residents of this city,
were visiting and ~transacting business
here today.
Mr.. Stark. residing in the west part
of town has been quite sick with lung
fever for several weeks and is nov
suffering from blood poison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fertig have re-
turned from a visit of several days
with the family of their daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Mccain, In Chicago.
Trappers report that the winter
Just past has been excellent FOR their
business and more good furs have been
secured than during any season for
many years.
Ed Monroe, of Tyner, has recovered
from his attack OF e~rysipelas and is
again pushing his candidacy for the
nomination of recorder on the demo-
cratic ticket.
The streets in the business portion
of the city have been cleaned and the
sidewalks in almost every part of the
city are clean and dry for the first
time IN three months.
The confession of Charles Krenke is
regarded by many South Bend people
as far from the truth, but it will no
doubt solve the mystery that has sur
rounded the Runyan murder.
DR.. Reynolds says he will be a can
didate for mayor of Plymouth If no
other democrat will take the nomina-
tion and the republicans will agree
not to run anybody against him,
Now, if the bluebird and the robin
can prove that they are anything more
than the advance agents of spring,
there will be satisfaction on all sides.
We are ready for the real circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wilkinson are
moving to South Bend. MI. Wilkin-
son has been employed. there several
months and they shipped their goods
from Plymouth to South Bend today.
Thomas B. Lee. Bert Cook and
ames Biggs of Bourbon, transacted
business in town Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Biggs says winter is broke for the
boys killed a ground hog in his barn
Monday.
Presiding Elder Maxwell preached
at the Methodist church Monday eve.
ming and again on Tuesday even
ing. There win be preaching every
evening this week except Saturday
evening.
Mr.. Clare Hess of Columbia City,
who has been organizing the Asiatie
Fur Company was in town Tuesday
has spent several years ! n Korea and
is quits familiar with the seat Of the
present war.
william Raifsnyder Of Goshen, agec
| 30. unable to effect q reconciliation
With his wife, who had left him, com
mitted suicide with carbolic acid al
the home Of his consin, Oliver Repro
gle, in Goshen, Monday morning.
Hon Daniel Mcdonald has decided
to accept the democratic nossinatior
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