The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-28
Miss Erma Espich is visiting at

frank uUludc LOO oSSh ,~iS"oSe
from quarantine.
Mrs. John w Cleaveland went tC
Bourbon Tuesday to attend the w. c.
T.U. convention.
George Cutie went to Fort Wayne
today to take position as fireman on
the Pennsylvania.
Howard Deviney came down from
Mishawaka Saturday for visit OF a
few days in Plymouth.
A large numbef OF Plymouth citiz-
ems attended the funeral Of Mrs. Hen
y L. FARRELL at Tyr er Tuesday.
w. A. Rhinehart went to Youngs.
town, Ohio. Monday evening in the
interest OF the BortOn sanltarium.
Hon. Charles Kellison went 20 Ro-
chester Tuesday to attend the funeral
of Judge Keith who died in that city
Sunday.
Twenty persons we're killed and
many more injured by tornadoes in
Indian Territory. Texas and Arkan-
sas, Monday.
| FOR SALE-6 room house and
city lots located on best streets in
city. Big bargains If taken soon. P.
o. Box, 104. 2St4 160tl
! FL. NJ. Shirar has returned to his
home at Cando, North Dakota, after
visit Of several days with his broth
er in this city.
State Statistician Johnson,s latest
reports indicate that the average con-
dition of wheat in Indiana is about 40
per cent, as compared with former
years.
d. A. Ross and his daughter, Mrs.
John Cramer, were called toTioSaTueS-
day by the serious illness of Mrs.
Strawderman, who is also daughter
of Mr.. Ross.
Ambassador Chcate has received the
degree of Doctor of Laws five times,
the last time from Glasgow Univer-
sity. He begins to feel like a whole
legal faculty.
Judge Parker is six feet two inches
tall. But in spite of this fact little
old Dave Hill can by standing in front
shut him out of sight like pea behind
a bag of salt.
A st. Louis manufacturer is INSTALL
ing factory whistle that can be heard
ten miles. Will all that noise be nee
essarv TO persuade the hands that it
is quitting time.
Alexander johnson, OF Fort Wayne,
grand master OF the order OF Odd Eel
lows in Indiana, changed cars here to-
day on his way to Argos to dedicate
the new Odd Fellows hall in that
place.
Morris Miller, a deaf mute employ
ed in the Studebaker Bros. manufac-
turing company at South Bend,
slipped in front of an interurban car
at South Bend, on Saturday afternoon
and was instantly killed.
Hearst sent special train to Charl-
eston, West Virginia, loaded with
three hired orators. to capture the
delegation to the st. Louis convention.
But no capturing was done, aud the
pile of money expended IN the under.
taking is that much waste d.
Leo Moser and Darman Rhinehart
this week received fine new silver
horns from the Conn factory at Elk
hart. Tnis makes six new horns re.
Gently received by the Plymouth banG
all their instruments are now practi
cally new and the very best that car
be made.
The sheriff of Dekalb county is be.
ing severely and justly criticised be.
cause he permitted young man un-
der arrest for murder to be married in
the county Jail TO woman twice hi:
years. 1t is said that the aged bride
will use her property in the defence of
her youthful bridegroom.
| There is no telling about wheat. II
used to be said that heavy SHOWS were
good for the crop, and surely SHOWS
were both heavy and continuous
enough to serve as protection for the
fields this year. But now large part
of the crop in Indiana has been winter
killed. Too much ice under the snow
did the business.
i The South Bend Tribune assert!
that two fiashly dressed alleged
sports who mingled with the fra
ternity" there were really detective,
in the employ Of mercantile agencies
and bonding companies who desire tt
learn what business men and confiden
tial clerks are patrons of the gambling
houses, and that the detectives lef1