The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-03-31

Harry Porcher has gone to Roches
ter TO attend college.
Leopold Lauer and his father visit
ed at Rochester Monday.
Isaac Anderson went to Tollesto
Monday to repair boiler.
Mr.. George O'Neil visited friend
10 Toledo, Ohio, over Sunday.
Charles Foltz, the telegrapher, wa
home from Fort Wayne Sunday.
John McFarlin has some good 2. p
Rock Cuckrells for sale, at 81 each.
Gust click has engaged TO work OF
farm near Mishawaka this season.
Ed Kuhn, of Warsaw, visited owe
Sunday with his parents in this city
Rev. John F. Appleman preached
the funeral of David Welborn Sunday
Attorney H. A. Logan is engaged
on big ditch case at KDox this week
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p Miller of Argos
attended the funeral Of David Wei
born.
Mr.. Ed Reese of Fort Wayne, was
the guest of friends in this city Sat
urday.
Mrs. w. G., Hendricks with her lit
tie son, Cecil, visited her mother al
Inwood this week.
Judge Capron has gone to Knox Il
try ditch case that will probably
take two weeks.
The floods and winds of last week
did greater damage than in any one
week for the past thirty years.
Miss Hannah Gault who has been
visiting the family OF her sister, Mrs
Henry Hallock, returned to Mentont
Monday.
Mrs. Henry Foltz and Justin Foltz
of Elkhart. visited over Sunday in
this city with the. family of Charles
FOItz.
The cold wave that struck US Fri
day evening was as long, and persis-
tent as those Of winter, but not sc
severe.
Frank Hagar and Harvey Albert OF
the Plymouth ban1, have engaged
with the Wallace circus band for the
season.
j. A. Runner returned to Fort
Wayne Monday. He was called here by
the death of his step-father, David
Welborn.
In New York bricklayers now get
bigger pay than architects. Brick
layers get six dollars day, while ar
chitects get only four.
Over forty students for Valparaiso
college left Plymouth on different
trains Monday. A number of them
reside in Marshall county.
Charles Whitley one Of the leading
members of the Plymouth band, went
to Chicago Monday to join Ringing
Bros. show band for the season.
Marconi. inventor of the wireless
telegraph, is going into the newspaper
business and will put plant in op-
Grafton in mid-ocean.
James Berry killed white swan
that measured Sc inches from tip to
tip of wing, near Milford, Kosciusko
county, the other day.
Cash wheat is strong and gaining
on the futures. Deferred months are
affected by the weather The corn bull
are more aggressive. Oats and pro-
visions are at a standstill.
A man who recently died In Mon
roe, Mich. left $40, 900 each to three
former sweethearts. What a blow
each one will sustain In this discovery
of the existence of the other two.
P. o. Jones, Mrs. Arthur Jones and
Mrs. Porter have returned from Inde-
pendence Kansas. They say that the
O'Keefe land suit has just common
ced and the real trial of the title is
yet to be made.
About 5000 people saw the Corbett-
Britt fight at San Francisco last Fri
day night-all that could get in the
auditorium. And yet the croakers
go ahead insisting that the American
people will not patronize art,
Mrs. Arminda Sayles has returned
to her home at Granite Falls, WASH,
a.1er sisit of eight weeks with rela-
tives southwest of town. Her BROTH
er, Alfred Lee, accompanied her home
and will probably remain there this
summer.
John E. Kinch announces as can
didate for Marshal on the republican
ticket and asks the support Of all re-
publicans in the city convention. If
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