The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-05-05
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Vance Turner spent Sdlurudy do AT
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Thomas Hines is visiting relatives
in Michigan.
John Edwards and family went to
ST. Louis Saturday.
Mr.. Il. A. Cline. of Warsaw. is Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. ii. NJ. Hart
man, in this city.
1t was Hanly against the field, and
the field 1T appears, had not attended
to its fences properly.
MIR. and Mrs. Smith of Valparaiso
visited relatives here Saturday, on
way home from South Bend.
Mrs. Cora Underwood has returned
TO her home at South Bend after a
visit with her sisters in this city.
Twenty-six ladies and gentlemen
from this city attended the Masonic
banquet and lecture at Culver Friday
evening.
Miss Hazel Ringgenberg, who has
been making her home at Peter Helm s
for the past three years, went to Bour-
bon Saturday t. visit her aunt few
weeks.
Mrs. II. Nj. Hartman and children
have returned from visit of several
days with relatives at Warsaw. Miss
Edna Bumgardner accompanied them
home.
Mrs. William Miller and son have
returned to their home in Chicago
after visit of week in this city
with Mrs. Miller'S sister, Mrs. James
DeLoney.
Mrs. Carrie Nation, the saloon
smasher, arrived in Chicago ON Wed
uesday and will, on next Monday, COM
mence an engagement at dime mu-
scum. This is her first appearance in
such a capacity. Her salary is $50 a
week.
Automobiles have one great advan-
tsge over the horse. They don't have
to have their tails cut off. Neither
can the owners be prosecutor for cru
city To their animals. The animals
that get hurt are those in front OF the
machines.
James E. Hanes, wife and daughter,
returned from Fort Wayne Friday
evening where they attended the fu-
neral of Harmon Dinkelow, a cousin
of Mrs. Hanes who was killed by fall
ling under the wheels of his train near
Clark Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Durbin who
have just gone to housekeeping on
West CAIRO street, were surprised
Thursday evening by crowd of
friends who brought with them a
shower" of articles which young
married couple would need. 1t was
very enjoyable evening for the sur
prised couple and the surprisers.
Official reports show the unpreced.
ented speed of 1924 miles an hour
made by Michigan Central train
carving President Ledyard TO Chica-
go, Wednesday. The time was made
between Brownsville and Springfield,
Ont, SAT miles. According To the
duty verified statement of the train
dispatcher this establishes the world
record.
A wagon and dead team we're
found in ditch by the side of a road,
east of Hanna a few days ago. The
place where the bodies of the horses
and the vehicle lay had been under
the water when the Kankakee over
flowed its banks and So it is thought
the man might haye become ditched
and drowned, but the body has not
been found. The ownership of the
horses is not known.
Every seemed proud of the
Marshall county delegates at the state
convention. Every man voted his
choice for governor. even Frank Pick
erl, who had been instructed for Han.
ley, decided to vote for his friend
BILLY" Taylor on the first ballot.
For all the. other offices each delegate
voted for the candidate whom he be-
lieved was best for the party and
would best fill the office.
The canvass for the NJ. E. church
debt being about completed, the ladies
aid society of that church propose to
give a jubilee festival and supper at
the church Tuesday evening. MAY 10.
A full report Of amounts collected will
be made, and all notes and accounts
will be burned. Pastor Brooke invites
all the citizens of Plymouth and es-
pecially the business men to be prs
emit on this occasion.
The head OF an Eastern agriculture
al college says be once heard a small
girl in school tell volubly all about the