The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-05-05

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Mrs. S. w. Miller visited her daugh.
ter at Argos yesterday.
We are waiting to hear who the
"Wolford" of Warsaw is.
w. H. Porter of Culver. transacted
business ia Plymouth yesterday.
HI. III. Miller ex-auditor of Marshall
county is moving back to Bremen.
d. W.. Alberts, of Wolf Lake, is Wis,
iting his sons in this city this week.
Mrs. Ella Palmer of Bourbon has
returned home after a visit ia this
city.
Patrick HurSen has filed suit for
divorce from his wife, Margaret
Hursen.
Mrs. Nj. Klein. of Van Vert, Ohio.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Julia
Blain 10 this city.
Miss Eva Smith has returned to her
home in South Bend alter visit with
relatives in Plymouth.
Miss Grace Montgomery, of Indian
apolis, who has been visiting in this
city, went to Argos yesterday.
1t is evident that no one should 60
to st. Louis without weil-filled purse,
and one that Is easily opened.
Miss Mabel Strunk attended the
meeting of the Reformed Chassis at
Three Rivers Michigan this week.
John Weaver, a veteran democrat
of Upton took poison and died Tues
day because his son voted a republi.
can ticket.
Mrs. John Zumbaugh was called to
Lagrange, H., yesterday by the SER
ious illness Of her daughter, Mrs.
Brumbaugh.
Mrs. M. w. SlmonS is preparing To
move to Colorado and will sell her
household furniture at private sale
next week.
Fogarty was reelected mayor of
South Bend by 1,l60 plurality, about
100 more than his majority of two
years.ago.
Indications now are that Marshall
county will have a big crop Of apples,
pears. peaches, plums. cherries and all
kinds Of fruits.
The Eastern bakers can not be
blamed for going on a strike. 1t is
the business of the employers To fur
niSh the dough.
Mayor Blakesley and wife of Fort
Wayne returned home yesterday after
few days visit with relatives and
friends ia this city.
Miss Lolita Heath has returned to
her home in this city after spending
several weeks with Miss Grace Har.
risOn In Rochester.
Mr.. Stewart and family of Akron,
Ohio, who have been visiting the Zum-
baugh's and other friends III this city, |
went to Elkhart today.
The peach trees will soon be in
bloom IN Marshall county and the
prospect for large crop OF peaches
was never better.
j. A. Thompson. lake county far
mer. was bonnd, gagged and robbed
by three masked men who visited his
home on Friday night.
Gov. Durbin has appointed H. B.
Brown, president of the Valparaiso
Normal school, trustee of the state
institute for the blind.
The Iowa legislature has passed a
law making chicken stealing punish
able by term OF two years IN the pen
itentiary and fine of $500.
Will Radican, whose arm was dis
abled Two or three years age, had his
hand badly burned while ta:ring a
roof at the basket factory Monday.
Alfred Henry Davis Gray who was
once a resident of Plymouth, died at
his home in Rochester, Sunday, May
1, aged 10 years, months and Is
days.
A travelling man reports farmer
planting corn On his farm between |
Plymouth and Inwood today, but most |
Of the farmers were putting oats in
the ground.
Goshen turned out a democratic
mayor and elected : republican in his
place while Elkhart elected a democrat |
mayor but elected ten out of twelve
republican councilmen.
The special train of President Led
yard, of the Michigan Central, re.
Gently made speed of Ito miles an |
hour. 1t ought to be entered at St. |
Louis as flying machine.
Fred s'eider of West township has
purchased the John G. Capron proper
ty on Michigan street and will become
CITY gentleman or retired farmer