The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-02-25
John Langfeldt is on the sick list.
Mrs. Ora Mcneil is visiting friend

O1fo Sit.
Mrs. W. l.. Berlin is visiting bel
sister in South Bend.
d. B. How went to South Bend Fri
day to visit relatives.
Mrs. f. NJ. Covert is the guest OF
her sister IN South Bend.
O. Duddleson of South Bend. was in
the city on business Friday.
The quarantine was raised from the
home of Mrs. Beeler today.
Miss Maude Smith of South Bend,
is the guest of friends in Tyner.
Chas. Labrash. of Chicago, is visit
ing relatives and friends in this CITY.
Mr.. Cooley of South Bend, was the
guest of friends in this city Friday.
Chas. Weatherbolt has filed suit fol-
divorce from his wife Myrtle Weather
bolt.
VIM. Alleman went to South Bend
Tridav to visit several days with
friends.
Chas. Smith and his force of work.
men we're moved from this city to
Valparaiso.
John Hite of Bourbon township, is
visiting his son, Prof. F. A. Hite in
South Bend.
Rev. Sheppard who has been visit
ing friends in South Bend returned to
this city Friday.
J. A. Shirley of Kansas, and A. FL.
Shirley of this city are visiting rela-
tives in Walkerton.
Bud Reeve of Buxton, N. OAK, who
has been visiting his brothers, James
6. and Chas. Fl. Reeve IN this city has
returned home.
The Royal Center oil we'll is produc'
ing about ten barrels Of crude oil
every "a hours. This oil is worth
about so cts. a barrel.
FOR SALE:-A Webster's Inter
national Dictionary. The very latest
and best. Patent index and full
sheep binding. At this Office.
May wheat has almost reached the
dollar point, and all other futures are
higher. The trade is large and the
mood a buving one. Corn and oasS
are steady and provisions higher.
This country has already exported
3, 1000, 900 barrels of apples TO fureign
countries this season. The greatest
of American fruits is becoming more
popular with foreigners every year.
Although Bismarck, n. D., is
threatened with a coal famine, it is
pretty hard for most Of us TO get up
much sympathy for a place that makes
a speciality of producing winter wealth
er.
Up ia New Hampshire they are puz-
zlel about the weather. The only
ground hog seen on Feb. 2 in that
state was found in Coos county frozen
to death on the snow. Now, what
does that signify?
Michigan City is to have a new in
dustry, an ice cream plant, one that
will be capable of manufacturing 1000
gallons of the chilled delicacy a day.
The new industry will be conducted
by the Michigan City Ice and Cold
Storage company.
at Kendalville Tuesday, republicans
of the Twelfth congressional district
named Isaac Strauss, of Ligonier. and
John w. Osendortf, Of ChurubuScO,
delegates to the republican national
convention. These are the first In
diana delegates named
A pension bill introduced by Repre-
sentative Zenor in behalf of Mrs. JAS
per Packard, of New Albany, was
passed by the House last Friday. Gen.
eral Packard rendered valuable SER
vices to his country during the civil
war, and it is considered by his friends
that his aged widow is entitled to a
pension.
Some idea of the necessity for in.
creased facilities upon the western
i lines Of the Pennsylvania may be
formed when it is stated that the in
crease in the number of tons moved
in 1908 over the record of five years
ago was AZ, 427 ,012; gross earnings in
creased in that period S34, 395.819, and
net earnings s5, 969, 073.
Former Attorney General A. G.,
Smith agrees with Mr.. Addison G
Harris that the act extending the
terms of certain county officers beyond
their constitutional limit is void an6
advises the democratic state chairman
to that effect. That will necessitate
the nomination of candidates fol
county treasurer in this county.
The St. Elmos, a large class Of