The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-05-19
Joab Moslander is visiting relatives

Mrs. Sallle Deemer went to Argos
Friday to visit over Sunday.
E. j. Richmire and James Ellis
spent Friday at Rochester.
Henry Hall visited and transacted
business at Rochester today.
June 3, is the day set for the dedica.
tion of the building at the World s
Fair.
When the new city council was in.
stalled they found $40, 2s1.s9 in the
treasury.
Miss Louie Jacoby has returned to
Bourbon after visit at her home in
this city.
Mary and Carl Norris of Donaldson
have gone to PiercetOn for visit Of
two weeks.
Ray Bunnell came home from Kali
amazoo, Mich. Thursday for visit
of few days.
Mrs. S. J. Burgener, OF Donaldson,
visited her sister, Mrs. Anderson in
Plymouth Friday.
On the test vote In the democratic
state convention Parker had 1.O79
vot eS and Hearst d6Q
Bert Harris, who was called here by
the death of his father returned to his
home at Greencastle Friday.
Mrs. Page, who has been visiting
the Freshours and Zumbaughs in this
county, went to Van Vert, Ohio, Fri
day.
Mrs. Winget arrived from Fort
Wayne Friday to visit over Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. James w.
Logan.
Mr. and Mrs. jeff Florian residing
on West CAIRO street are the proud
parents of an IL pound boy born Fri
day morning.
DR.. Knott reports girl at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Parker. west of
town. She will date her birth from
May u, 1904.
Mrs. DR.. How. Of Lakeville with
her little son Louis, is visiting the
family of her father, w. E. Leonard
in this city.
For the first time ia the history of
apples good sound Northern Spys were
found in cellars this year on the first
day of May.
1t is said that cotton grows wild in
Porto Rico. but it cannot grow any
wilder than it did in America few
months ago.
G.. w. Smith, the preacher candi-
date for recorder on the democratic
ticket, spent Friday repairing his
fences in Argos.
Samuel Lewallen has returned to
Tippecanoe township after visit of
almost week with his daughter and
other relatives in this city.
If Hearst should finally be nomin-
ated at st. Louis, some Of the demo-
cratic newspapers in the country
would have to either bolt or sell out i.
Mrs. John r. Losey, with her little
nephew, Walter Strang, left for Penn
sylvania Thursday night for visit Of
month with her mother and other
relatives in that state,
Magistrate Crane of New York says
that in the last six months more than
800 boys have been arraigned before
him for greater or less crimes, and of
that large number SO per cent confess
ed to smoking cigarettes.
Charley Stuck went to Walkerton
and while under the influence of evil
spirits got into fight and when ar
rested gave his name as James Fisk
jr. He was fined SIS but having no
money to pay the fine he was escorted
out Of town by the marshal.
Lafayette Rohrer, Of Argos, made
this Office pleasant call Saturday and
renewed for the Tribune. He has
taken our paper ever since he was a
boy and he has been grandfather
several years. He is one of our jolliest
best and most valued subscribers.
Marshall county under the leader
ship of Charles Kellison cast its seven
teen votes for Hearst IN the democ-
ratio state convention first, last and all
the time. There we're no Parker DELE
from Marshall county, but the Hearst
meu were outnumbered two to one in
the district and the state at large.
From old Virginia an able cores
pendent sends the story of black
snake which swallowed fourteen eggs
that were under asetting ben. The
reptile was killed and the eggs recov-
cred. In due time they Matched. The