The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-06-16

friends in Bourbon Friday,
1t is not lawful to kill squirrels be
fore the first Cay Of August.
DIN A. Candy of the Culver Citizen
spent Friday in Plymouth.
James T. Poulson one of the dofeat.
ed democratic candidates for sheriff,
was in Plymouth Thursday.
Miss Olga Shakes, with her guests,
Misses Orpha and Ada J. Smith oil
Delphi, spent Friday at Winona.
Mesdames Jerry Steiner and John
G. Myers, of Columbia City. attended
the funeral of Mrs. Jacob Rufus.
Mrs. Verna Winchell, who has been
visiting the family of Oliver Brown
In this city, returned to her home at
Marion Friday.
Carefully inspect all the 800 colo
certificates that come into your hands.
A new counterfeit of that d,nomin.
alton is out.
Mrs. L. D. Walker and daughter
Mary. of Argos stopped in Plymouth
Friday on their way toWhiting to Wis.
it over Sunday.
William Wineland of Walnut, who
spent several days fishing and visiting
relatives 10 this city and vicinity, re.
turned home Friday.
John Fogel and Jacob Hoham
are not considered as good democrats
by the board of county commi ssioner'
as Charles Thompson.
Miss Gertrude Peterson went t
Walkerton Friday to visit her aun,
Mis-. Townsend, and sing at the dedi
cation of the new Presbyterian church
Sunday.
DR.. Ritchey of Donaldson, was
thrown from his buggy and hurt and
DR., Kaszer. of this City was called to
Donaldson Friday afternoon to attend
his wounds.
A New Jersey Judge has decided
that one boy is W. as much as two
girls. More, son d Ees; ask the car
Of Russia how ma girls he would
trade for just 5nesory.
Occasionally mse ne candidates for
Office because theyNn't help it. but
usually it is because the people can't
helpit. This always applies to dem
ocratic ticket In Marshall county.
The young women's Social Union
of the Presbyterian Church have ar
ranged for souvenir postcards and
and stationery, scenes In and around
Plymouth, which will be on sale soon.
Julius Rowley. the old time leader
of the Fulton county democracy, at
tended the judicial convention in
Plymouth, Thursday, He was not at
all pleased with Fulton county's ac-
ton in nominating minority candi-
date from Marshall county for pros-
ecuting attorney.
A few months ago George B. Moore
head. a prominent South Bend mefch-
ant, was married on his deathbed. and
made a will leaving his entire fortune
of between $50, 900 and sl00. DOC to his
wife. Hisrelatives have now brought
suit to break the will and big night
is IN prospect.
Grin Palmer, one of the first settlers
of the north part Of the county, died
at the county farm Thursday evening
aged SO years. He Mas the brother
of the late Charles Palmer Of this city
and leaves one daughter, Mrs Chauncy
Fetters. He was one of the Marshall
county young meu who went to Cali
fornia In 1649.
1t is rather interesting to note how
industrial ventures centralize. South
Bend has several great wagon and
pillow works. The success of one in
duced others to venture. In Adrian
the Page fence was establiahed and
grew prosperous. Now three fence
industries are located there, a new one
having been recently organized.
The ladies OF East CAIRO street and
that vicinity surprised Mrs. F. P.
Wheeler at the home of Mrs. James
Cook Thursday evening. Ice cream
and cake were served and there was a
good time generally. Mrs. Wheeler
and son, Marion, left Saturday fol-
Two Bays Minnesota, where Mr..
Wheeler is employed.
We acknowledge the receipt of an
Invitation to attend the annual con.
cert and commencement exercises OF
the Columbia School OF Music at Chi
cago, Friday afternoon, June 10.
Louis Mcdonald, formerly of this
city Iis the business manager of this
school which is one of the best
schools of music In tie Uuited States.
The Devils Lake Indian reserva.
ton in North Dakota, $4,000 acres,