The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-03-24
Rev. W.. w. Lineberry preached at
Anderson Sunday.


Anderson Sunday.
M. Lauer and Recorder Harley were
Rochester visitors Saturday.
Gust click, of Elkhart, visited
over Sunday with relatives here.
Floyd Fisher of Denver, is now
night agent at the Lake Erie station.
John c. Baker of Starke county at
tended the funeral of John JacOby
Friday.
Elkhart has had a mad dog scare
and it is reported that several children
we're bitten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matott who came here
20 attend the funeral of John Jac0by
have returned To Westville.
In the Chinese exhibit at the world
fair there is one vase that was sold RI
Gently in Pekin for $40, 600.
Mrs. Jennie Barr has returned to
Hamlet alter a visit Of a few
days with Mrs. David SponsIer.
Miss Sarah Pouce has returned to
her home at Mexico, Ind, after visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes near this
city.
Now we are told that President
Cleveland is not TO be made a Mason.
The story was started by a fake news
paper correspondent.
When the baseball war breaks out
it is expected to displace the news of
the other var and to take top o. col
umn and next to pure reading matter.
The Tenth district congressional
convention will be held at Laporte,
Tuesday, April 5. Judge Crumpacker
will be renominated by reclamation.
L. 3. Nash of Upton, WHO is a can.
didate for the nomination of supreme
court reporter was in Plymouth S tur-
day calling on republican politicians
generally.
Miss Marsh who was quarantined at
the residence of John Blain is almost
well. Hers was a very mild case and
will be again free from
smallpox.
Ensign George Venard of the Sal
walton Army at Detroit. was in town
Sat ndiy. He is trying to arrange
for work 10 the principal towns of
northern Indiana.
Another Russian torpedo boat de-
stroyer, the Skorri, has been sunk
with all on board by a Russian mine.
This naval hara-kiri is saving the Japs
a heap of ammunition.
The Marshall Farmers, Home In
surance company will meet at the
court house Saturday April 2, to elect
for the ensuing year. A full
attendance is requesteded.
Now that the moon has changed
and spring is here W. have a right to
better weather, but some of
the old settlers say that winter is only
resting while he gets his backbone re-
set.
z. A. Barlow. sawyer at the Morris
mills in this city, got two fingers of
bis right hand badly mashed Friday
afternoon. He went to his home in
Green township to remain over Sum-
day.
A Missouri court has decided that
money lost in a bucket shop cannot be
recovered. Now, what's the use of
such a decision? Everybody who ever
lost money in a bucket shop knows
that already.
A pack train of twenty-five horses,
with all of their accoutrements. will
be one Of the novelties at the worlds
fair. The unusual spectacle will be
sent by citizens of Wyoming to mark
day.
Arthur Wilson, son Of Simeon Will.
of this city. reached home Friday
evening after three years service in
the Philippines. He is only 81 years
old. He enlisted 10 Georgia and has
had a varied experience, which repays
him for the hardship Of the campaign.
John l.. Norman. the editor of the
Starke County Republican, was IS
years old on St. Patrick's day. He
says he ''has had the grip four weeks,
and feels like he might have been in
habiting this mundane sphere ever
since the days OF Noah. Did you ev-
er get caught ia the meshes OF this
internal disease, brothers? It's what
Sherman said war is, and then some."
Mrs. William c. Edwards died at
Mankato, Mimi, at 9 O'Clock Saturday
morning. She was about So years old