The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-05-05
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Mr.. Ira DeMoss of Chicago, spent
Sunday in Plymouth.
Miss Louie Jacoby was home from
Bourbon over Sunday.
Mrs. George MAGELLAN spent Monday
with relatives at Tiosa.
Rev. NJ. Crews, of Inwood, was q
Plymouth visitor Monday.
Mrs. c. A. Reeve and son have re-
turned from Leesburg.
MISS Katie Thomas has gone to War.
saw to remain indefinitely.
Joseph Hendricks is home from Elk.
hart for visit of few days.
Mrs. Wooster, of North Liberty,
visited over Sunday in Bourbon.
Farmers have been busy sowing
oats for the past four or five days.
DR.. A. c. Holtzendorff made pro-
fsSsional visit to Bourbon today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Maxey are
the parents of an eleven pound boy.
Mrs. George Vlnall is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Elkhart and South
Bend.
The smallpox epidemic at Etna
Green has involved almost half the
town.
Charles Deviney. of Bourbon, stop.
ped here on his way home from the
west.
S. p. Beldon has bought John Suse-
lands milk route and is now resi-
dent of Plymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Carr of West
township are the parents of an eight
pound boy born Monday.
Mrs. Amelia Brakel has gone to
Chicago to make that city her home
during the summer.
Glen Cushman has returned to Ko-
kOmO after visit of a few days with
his father in North township.
Rev. John L. Vince, of Pierceton,
filled bis usual appointments in this
county Saturday evening and Sunday.
You can get excursion rates to
Richmond, Ind, Wednesday and
Thursday over the Pennsylvania lines.
Trustees met Monday to report the
number of school children in the dill
ferent townships and elect truant
officer.
Frank Emmons and family who re-
sided in the house with Smith Pomer-
oy in South Plymouth. moved to tt
osa today.
Roy Hite. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hite, of Fort Wayne is spend
ing week at Joseph Morlocks in
West township.
Otto Smith, of Tiosa, visited over
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. George
MAGELLAN east Ut town and went from
here to South Bend.
Treasurer O'Keefe is giving every
body a chance to pay taxes without
penalty this week. But longer time
cannot be given.
Miss Emma Marley has returned
to her work at the Mexico orphans
home alert visit of week with her
parents west Of town.
Wheat has made some advance dur.
ing the past week on account of the
poor outlook for wheat crop. Corn
is about holding its own.
H. H. Stoner. who, represents the
Wabash importing company and has
sold three stations In this county for
IS, 400, went to Wabash today.
The Clover Leaf club got beaten at
Rochester by a score of IL to A.. Ply
mouth boys always get beat when they
go out Of town to play ball on Sunday.
Hearst carried Allen county and the
Hearst candidates. Henry CoIerick of
Allen and f. NJ. Hines of DeKalb
county, will be chosen delegates to st.
Louis.
Rev. Aaron Worth has returned to
his home IN Jay county after holding
meetings at Sligo. North Liberty and
other points in this section Of the
state.
Douglas Meredith, Of Tiprecanoe
township, who bad his arm broken a
few weeks ago, was called to South
Bend Saturday by the serious illness
OF his sister.
A year ago the Russian minister OF
finance vas complaining of the cost
Of maintaining the navy. His COM
plsInt now is about the cost Of not
maintaining che navy.