The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-01-14
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Gu YER expects 70 get . new scn0
building next summer.
Miss Emma c. Swindell vent te
Wabash Friday for two weeks visit,
Mrs. Cora Artz, of South Bend, il
visiting her father, E. Caudle.in TINS
city.
Miss Maude Wiltfong Is growing
weaker every day and her condition is
critical.
Mrs. Lucinda Green and Miss Clara
Born have beer visiting at South
Bend this week.
The farmers of the southwest part
of the county will hold an institute at
Culver, Feb. 5 and 6.
Mrs. Wayne Jordan has returned
from a visit with her father. Martin
Reed. at Bourbon.
T. ]. Winnings has been confined to
his homo by rheumatism almost all OF
the time since the cold weather set
in.
Some crank scientist has found out
that there is strychnine In apples.
We will keep on eating them, all the
same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kloepfer returned
Thursday evening from a visit with
their son, Carl, wife and baby at
Springfield, Mo.
Quite number of the friends of
Mrs. John c. Capron surprised her
Thursday evening and spent several
hours pleasantly. !.
All the ice houses in Culver will be
filed this week for the first time in
several years. 1t is great year for
ice and snow.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Bowles, of this
city and Eli Bowles and family Of
Mishawaka, went to Argos Friday to
visit j. M. Canaan.
Albert and Henry Stahl have
bought John Osborne's store at Gull
YER and will continue the business in
the business room which Mr.. Osborne
occupied.
Rev. Feller of the Wesleyan church
at Uptown. fell and fractured limb
several days ago. Miss Matte Worth
sister of Rev: Aron Worth, is filling
the place of the pastor.
Mrs. Hope Griswold, of Cleveland,
Ohio, daughter of William Erwin of
Bourbon, has returned to her home a.
Cleveland after visit of two weeks
at Bourbon and with friends at Plym.
outh
Ruth Cleveland eldest daughter OF
President Cleveland died Unexpectedly
of diphtheria at the Cleveland home
in Princeton, n. J. Thursday. Her
age was thirteen years and three
months.
1t is believed, says the Elkhart
Truth, that no further effort will be
made to secure a new trial for kid
Vaughn, now serving a sentence in
the Jacksonville reformatory for Sc.
ducing Marjorie Bedenkop of Elkhart.
There are So boarders at the county
house this week,-twenty women and
thirty men. Marshall county has one
of the best county infirmaries in the
state and that may have something
to do with the large number who seek
admission there.
Governor Beckham says there was
not day during the last year that
human life was net safer in Kentucky,
even in BreathiCt county. than. it is
any night in the streets OF Chicago Oh
New York. But even this would not
be a life insurance cinch.
The unrulv school children who
ducked their teacher, Miss Sinclair, 10
an lev pond near Washington, have
been fined, but there is another case
against them. and it is expected that
they will be refined, after which lesson,
it is hoped that they will be more re.
fined.
The newest ocean steamer will be
755 feet long, or thirty feet longer
than the largest steamship now afloat.
That is to say IL she was d0cked 10
Michigan street with her bowsprit at
the river bridge her propelIers would
be opposite Judge Caprons residence.
But of course she will not be used that
way.
The Ada T. Melbourne VS. John w.
Melbourne divorce case 1t Soutb Bend
this week has attracted quite , mum.
bes ofpsople from Culver and vicinity
where the lfsdbouSns formerly resi-.
dee. James II. Castlsman, whose
wire consisted suicide BY drowning
In Lake Msxipkuskse, is tina man IN
the case and bis own admissions on
ttba v3taess stand wess qpite sensa-