The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-14

Auditor Singrey and wife visited at
Argos last week.
Solomon Lavender is now agent OF
the Nickel Plate at Rutland.
Master Luther Helpman of Warsaw,
is visiting Ford North in this city.
Mrs. Eldridge Thompson and Mrs.
Bertha Bowel visited in Argos last
week.
Mrs. susanna A. Lowther wife of
William L. Lowther Of Burr Oak, is
dead.
Mrs. Simon Freese has gone to Don
aldson after an extended visit with
her son in this city.
Miss Emma Holem came home from
Columbia City last week for visit Of
few days.
John L. Boss, of German TOWNSHIP +
has been adjudged insane and taken
to the asylum at Logansport.
Mrs. ]. r. Jones and daughter went
to Argos for visit of two days with
relatives and acquaintances there.
Thomas Gibson who was called here
by the death Of David L. Gibson re-
turned to his home at Hanna.
Mrs. Peter Fink has returned to her
home at Peru after a visit of a week
with her daughter at Donaldson.
Mrs. Herbert Hess and daughters
have gone to Indianapolis to visit the
parents of Mrs. Hess, DR.. HOuSer and
wife.
Senator Parks was one of the judges
in the oratorical contest between Lake
Forest and Culver Academy at Culver
Saturday night.
Rev. Samuel Snyder and family, of
Grass Creek, are visiting relatives and
friends in this city and West and
Union townships.
With the PrOhlbitionlsts and the
saloon keepers both attacking the
Nicholson law there seems to be moth
ing left for other people but decla-
ration of neutrality.
Henry Stein, who has been visiting
in Europe for two months, is now on
his way home and is expected in Ply
mouth about April IA.
Mrs. NJ. w. Kinsey, who has been
the guest of the family Of DR.. Smith
in this city for several days. left for
st. Paul, Mimi, last week.
Joseph Chase has returned to bis
home in Polk township after a visit Of
two weeks in this city with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. B. NJ. Seybold.
A large number of Plymouth teach
ers and teachers from other schools left
Plymouth last week to attend teach
erS' association at Wi1Ona.
Mrs. D. E. Scott has returned to
her home,at Decatur, Ind. after visit
of several days with her daughter,
Mrs. William Ormond and her sister,
Mrs. DIR. Knott.
Sixty cases Of small pox are reported
at Etna Green. and as the doctors did
not know it people have been going
around town for two weeks broken out
with the disease.
The congregation of the Presoyter-
ian church and their friends are invi-
ted to spend an evening Of social good
cheer and amusement at the home OF
DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Hume on Friday.
April 8.
The twenty annual Sunday
school convention of st. Joseph CIas-
sis OF Ohio, OF the Reformed Church,
will be held at Three Rivers, Mich,
on May and 4. L. G. zechiel, OF
Culver, is president.
A New York man has sued the city
because city Official buncoed him In.
to burying another woman in mistake
for his wife. who has since been found
alive and well. He wants $3.50 t(
make up for his disappointment.
Winfield Scott Palmer, the last sur
viving brother of the late United
States Senator John NJ. Palmer, dice
1t bis residence in Litchseld, ILL.,.
April 6. aged IS years. The Palmer
were : superb type Of manhood.
The health beard OF Peru is busily
engaged trying to control the spread
Of the -fnshionsa itch in the higt
: school department Of the public
ochoo1R Il b aid that one half Of
the pupils hnvo TIE dread disorder.