The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-03-17
The man arrested at Rushville was

uOU COSUcllO.
H. v. Shaw is suffering from cancer
this winter.
Miss Anna Brakel is visiting rela'
tives at South Bend.
Miss Stella Johns is visiting her
mother at Walkerton.
William Phillips of Chicago, was
the guest of Miss Dora Fogle Thurs.
day.
Prof. Hahn. James w, Maxey and
Norman Miller were Bourbon visitors
Friday.
Mrs. Mary Linderman has returned
to Bourbon after a visit of a few days
with relatives in Plymouth.
Philip Gordon, of Elkhart, has re-
turned to his home after a visit of
several days with Simeon Culp.
Mrs. A. Jones has returned to her
home in Bourbon after a visit of sew
eral days with her daughters in this
city.
Mrs. Jacob Hoham went to Argos
Friday to visit her niece, Mrs. Irwin
Thompson, who is seriously ill with
pneumonia.
The warm spring-like rain of Thurs
day afternoon and evening was fol-
lowed during the night by a light
"sugar snow"
David Hetzner, the marshal of
Bourbon, with his two children chal-
ged cars in Plymouth on his way to
Rochester Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Harris of Ak
ron, Ohio, have returned to their
home after d visit of a week with
relatives in this county.
John Blain moved back to Ply
mouth,thiS week and his residence Is
now quarantined on account of his
hired girl developing a case of genuine
smallpox.
An Illinois man shot himself the
'other day because his doctor told him
he must give up dancing. The papers
said he ''blew his brains out" but
that was impossible.
Rev. W. S. Howard preached at
Peru Sunday forenoon, and went to
Lima, Ind, Tuesday, where he ad-
dressed the students of the Howe mil
itary school Tuesday evening.
Attorney Davis who left South
Bend very mysteriouslv about six
months ago, has been located at Sc
attic, Washington. He is a son of
Lewis Davis, of West township.
Two thousand homes are flooded in
the Wyoming valley, Pennsylvania.
The more W. hear from other parts Of
the country the more we are convinc.
ed that Indiana is a good state to live
in.
Clark, son Of AL. Chapman, Of Ar
Cos. and Carl, son of Monroe Chap
'man, of WI Jaw, arrived in Argos
Friday from San Francisco, where
they have returned from the Philip
pine service and had been mustered
out.-Argos Reflector.
Mrs. Bicknell, who has been here
helping care for her brother, Charles
Starke, returned to her home at
Grovertown Saturday. Mr.. Starke has
been in a critical condition for several
days On account of blood poisoning fol-
lowing an attack of pneumonia.
John Godfrey, the last of the fell
blooded Indians of the branch of the
Miamis in Indiana was shot and killed
about 1880 Friday night by his son,
John, 10 a saloon which the old man
conducted on the Indian reservation,
along the st. Mary's river, southwest
of Fort Wayne.
The Argos Reflector says Francis
Drake and Elias Canaan arrived home
Sunday evening from their. three
years sojourn With Uncle Sans boys
in the Philippines. They left Manila
early in January and were but recent
ly mustered out at San Francisco,
coming home via the southern states.
Grover Cleveland has applied for
membership in the Masonic fraternity
and in a short time will be given the
first three degrees at once. The FORM
er president has taken the course Of
instruction, and was to have been mi
tiated several weeks ago. but a post
ponement followed the death of his
daughter, Ruth.
John McMaster, who has been 10
Chattanooga since November, says
there has only been eight days this
winter that the mercury was lower
than 40 above zero. The coolest day
was IA above and people commenced
making garden ten days ago. yet all
the old settlers are complaining that