The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-05-26
c. G. Albert transacted business

Win SponsIer was on the sick list
several days last week.
DR.. A. G. Holtzendorff made a pro-
fessional visit to bourbon Friday.
The funeral of Fred Martindale was
largely attended Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Edison, the carpenter, who
works with Jacob Ness, spent Friday
in Argos.
Mrs. David Morris and children of
Valparaiso, are visiting relatives and
friends in Plymouth.
Emanuel HilIsman went to Column
bia City Friday afternoon to visit his
son, Edward Hillsman.
A pension of sixteen dollars per
month has been granted the minor
children of Stephen Bagley.
Miss SLOVENIAN, the trimmer in
Balls millinery store went to Chicago
Saturday to visit until Tuesday.
All the democratic candidates at
tended the sale of the Walter Kimble
estate in North township Friday.
Mrs. Jonathan and daughter, who
reside southwest of Plymouth went to
Argos Fr:diy to visit over Sunday.
The Plymouth schools below the
high BIZ oil will close this week. Tn,
high school closes Wednesday, June l..
Mrs. Emma Fultz went to Tippe-
canoe township Friday to visit over
Sunday with her father, Simon Le-
wallen.
Will F. Hull who sold large num-
Der of pianos here last summer spent
few hours here Friday on bis way to
South Bend.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Logan has returned to
her home at Fort Wayne after visit
with the family of Charles Carver and
other relatives here.
William Windbigler returned to his
home at Bloomingsburg Friday. He
will probably make his home in Plym-
outh after a few months.
TIppecanoe township has bought a
formaldehyde generator for the pur-
pose of disinfecting its school houses
and for use of its health deputy.
Five Australian sailors have been
eaten by the cannibals on the Ad-
miralty islands. There is evidently a
short supply of miss 1naries there.
Mrs. Amelia Shrider and her sister
Irene Ulrich went to Fit. Wayne Friday
afternoon to visit over Sunday with
their sister, Mrs. Christine Berlin.
Charles Deemer was badly hurt by
a wreck on the c. s. L. railroad a few
days ago. He has been at the hos
pital at Peru, but came home
Saturday.
Commencement exercises of the
Plymouth high school will be held
Thursday evening June 2, and the
alumni reunion and banquet will be on
Friday evening.
Santos Dumont says good air-ship
of the pattern he is building, will cost
about $1,000. That need not dis
courage anybody; they will be almost
certain to drop.
A scientist announces his discovery
that cat can make 400 distinct
sounds. He neglects to state another
ting, equally true-that she can make
all those sounds at once.
Michael ShaughneSSy, who has a
good railroad position at Garrett, ar
rived in Plymouth Thursday evening
for visit of two days and received a
cordial greeting from many old friends.
Prof. S. L. Blue. of Mentone, well
known here, and Miss Orpha T.
Leighner. of Harlan, were married
May 5, at the home of the bride. The
groom is principal of the Mentone
schools.
Charles Krlenke of South Bend,
charged with numbering Druggist
Runvan there, and Joseph Douglass
of the same city, who shot Owen VIII.
liams in saloon, will both be tried in
Laporte county.
Peter Cast left for tie Danville,
Illinois, soldiers home Saturday where
he will spend the summer. He will
return to Plymouth in time to vote
for Roosevelt and the whole repHbli.
can ticket in November.
The agent of the Hamburg insur.
ance company was here Thursday and
adjusted Mr.. Stiger loss caused by
the burning Of Zarp's mill Sunday
morning. He was allowed the full
amount of his insurance, $500.
The cold weather has been keeping