The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-03-03
! 3 LOCAL NEWS &

IN business InurSdaY.
James Deloney transacted business
at South Bend Thursday.
Rev. r. G. Epson transacted bust
ness at Warsaw Thursday.
4. M. Tanner went to Warsaw on
business Thursday morning.
Sigmund Myers transacted business
at Denver, Ind. Thursday.
Miss Matte Siders, Of Tyner, was
shopping il this city THURSDAY.
Milton Garner and G.. w. Kilgore,
of Tyner, were in the city Thursday.
Mrs. Sherman Hull and Mrs. Bert
Bowel were in South Bend Thursday.
Albert Weber is the guest Of his
daughter Mrs. Lena Huffman at South
Bend.
Hotel Kellison, under the new man.
agement will be known as the Grand
Hotel.
Rachael Fulmer has filed suit
against her husband Parvis Fulmer
for divorce.
Mrs. Lawrence of South Bend. and
Mrs. Harry Lackey of Walkerton were
in the city Thursday.
Miss Bertha Walters was called TO
her home at Burkett Thursday by
the sickness of her father.
Alfred Price, who has been visiting
relatives in this city, returned to bis
home at Silver Lake Thursday.
Rumor has 1T that two of Plym-
outh's prominent young people will
be married in the near future.
Edgar Metneny OF Argos stopped in
town Thursday on his way to attend
the telephone convention at South
Bend.
Mrs. Florence Fitzgerald who has
been visiting friends In this city, re-
turned to her home in Grand Rapids,
Mich.
The labor unions are about to start
campaign against tuberculosis. All
persons suffering from nonunion con-
sumption will be b~oycotted.
In the United States $3.50. 600, 900
worth of candy is eaten each year.
And, bless their dear hearts, they
could have more if they wanted it.
1t might be unwise to buy wheat
right now, but it would not be bad
thing to purchase a barrel of flor.
These prices will stay up for several
months yet.
Russia exerts pressure on Turkey"
is the information conveyed by Thurs
days papers. Well, ven the Japs
haven't as choice army rations as
pressed Turkey.
Scientists have discovered that the
more muscle a man las too more 81
rays" he emitS. Probably that is the
reason that when pugilists quit the
ring they become sstars."
Mrs. Samuel Lovely who has been
visiting in this city returned to her
home in Denver, COL, ons.Thursday.
Miss Bessie Reeve accompanied her and
will make her future home in that city.
MI. and Mrs. John Long, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Laphman of Chicago, and
Mrs. Chas. Fissel of Fort Wayne, who
were called here by the death of Mrs.
Martha Long, have returned to their
homes.
General Chafles Dick has been nom-
mated by reclamation Il take the
place of Senator Hanna. In view of
this signal honor it will hereafter be
proper and more dlgnihed TO refer to
him as General Richard.
NJ. Ross Of Stony Point, Fl. L. Old.
father OF Silver Lake and Chas. w.
Angus of Nappannee were in this
city a short time Thursday enroute to
South Bend to attend the Indepen-
dent Telephone Co.'S convention.
In deciding that a nan may law
fully rule and regulate the conduct of
his wife, Judge Van Hook, Of New
Jersey, necessarily differentiates be-
tween the lawfulness of an act and
the possibility of its accomplishment.
A Connecticut taxidermist shot a
loon, and dissected it preparatory to
inserting the stufing. When he OPEN
ed the crop. out hoped five live frogs.
II they could only be interviewed,
what a light they could throw On the
sensation of Jonah!
Scoundrelism reveals itself in vary
ing degrees. There are bold scoun-
drels, adroit s~coundrels, sneaking
scoundrels, vicious scoundrels, and by
pocritical scoundrels. Though vary
ing degrees and features, scoundrelism
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