The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-05-05
Plymouth. Ind, May S. 1904.
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Col. VIM. Sears is spending few
days IN this city.
William Baugher is home for visit
of several days.
Vern Miller came home from Chi
cago to vote and visit his parents.
Center township commencement ex-
ercises at opera house Friday night.
en-. Stair and William Ashton of
South Bend, spent Sunday in Plym-
outh.
Mrs. E. j. Kieckner who has been
seriously i'll for sometime, is reported
better
Mrs. DIR. Crawford, of Hanna, spent
Monday night with Mrs. Schlosser in
this city.
LoganspOrtis overrun with gypsies
and the police are endeavoring to chase
them out OF the city.
Mrs. Carl RothmiIler and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Melville OF Whiting, are Wis.,
iting relatives near this city.
The board Of education reelected
j. w. Maxey truant officer for an
other year by acclamation.
The first day of May found fewer
strikers in the city of Chicago than at
the same date in many former years.
Alyin Carl and Miss Myrtle Snyder
two well known young people residing
southwest of Plymouth, were married
Sunday.
Miss Emma Sawyer has returned to
her home in South Bend after a visit
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. c. Smith.
Every lady knows that linoleum in
the kitchen is best labor saving floor
covering. We have good patterns,
Bosworth and Shambaugh. 175t4
Albert Burch has been elected pres
ident of the North township Sunday
school association for the ensuing year
and and Miss Emma Houser, Secre-
tary.
David Lauer came home from Pitts
burg Tuesday. He has not been
well for several days and will rest up
at home and try to get strong before
returning TO work.
Frederick Byrer, who now resides
in Kosciusko county, but was for
many years resident just northwest
of plymouth. is visiting relatives and
friends in this county.
The enumeration reports Of the
township trustees have not been tabu-
lated yet, but 1t is known that the
number of school children is less than
was reported year ago. -
Nearly 1000 conversions is the re-
port Of the recent religious revival in
Chicago; Still that is but small por-
tion of those in need of religious re-
formation in the wicked city.
Mrs. w. j. Van Tilbury with her
children are visiting her mother at
Atwood for few days before moving
to Granville, Ill. where Mr.. vanTil-
bury has position as railroad agent.
Emerson says. "They can conquer
who think they can.'' Not always.
Many sanguine fellow has thought
he would be an easy conqueror, and
yet nothing but sore disappointment
was in store for him.
Henry Rankin, surveyor of Porter
county. dropped dead Monday morn
ing about SIS O'Clock in the court
house yard at Valparaiso while on bis
way to the Auditors office. Death
was due to q stroke Of apoplexy.
The Walkerton Independent thinks
the Nicholson law and temperance
legislation win have rough shedding in
the legislature next winter with the
saloon keepers Organization and the
prohibition party both fighting it.
Miss Emma Holloway has returned
from visit Of several days with her
parents and other relatives at Va
bash. She says Brightside looks Ike
home to her, and many Of the boys
and girls there shink g hardly seems
Ike home without her.