The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-05-26
Next Monday is Decoration day.


cago.
The railroads give excursion rates
for Memorial day.
Miss Nellie Virgins has gone to
Rochester for visit of a week.
Attorney Stookey, of Warsaw tran
sacted business in Plymouth yesterday.
Miss Alta Hanes, of Lima, Ohio, is
the guest of her uncle, j. E. Hanes,
in this city.
James w. Maxey is visiting his
daughters Miss Lillian and Mrs. Elsie
Diamond in East Chicago.
Miss Elsie Barbour, has returned to
her home in Bourbon, after visit
with relatives in Plymouth.
j. Marcone, the celebrated harpist
of Chicago, will furnish the music at
the alumni banquet June 3rd.
Jacob Speyer and Mrs. Ike Speyer
who were called here by the death of
NJ. Lauer returned to Chicago yester-
day.
Reports of fruit box makers show
that the crop of pea ches and straw
berries In Michigan will be fairly
large.
Alvin E. BeyIer has removed to Ar
doch. Ontario. He is going to try get
ting rich farming the cheap lands of
Canada.
Mrs. Seese has returned to her home
at Goshen after visit of week in
this city with her daughter, Mrs.
Matthews.
Mrs. B. R. Ladd of Argos is report
ed fatally i'll with cancer of the liver
at the home of her daughter in Ben
ton Harbor.
Mrs. Eugene Tescher spent few
days at the south side green house
this week returning to her home in
Chicago yesterday.
The work of the circuit court is just
getting fairly started, but Jennie
Whale was divorced from Henry
Whaley Tuesday.
Fishermen say the water is too cold
for fish to bite, but this weather will
certainly warm 1t enough to make the
fish comfortable.
Prof. Harter, superintendent of the
Warsaw schools. has rendered his res
ignation. He has decided to remove
to southern California.
Mrs. Thomas Buckley and her two
little daughters have returned to
their home at Chicago after a visit
with the family of d. G. Smith.
Only one couple has been licensed
to marry this week. The marriage
gives their names as Andrew
w. Smith, n, and Matilda Sprachlen
22. ..
Edward Lavender, age 50 years, has
deem visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Clarence Slayter in this city this week.
He returned to his home at Rutland |
yesterday
Mrs. NJ. A. Woodward of Dutton,
Mich, will preach at the Church of
God next Friday evening at 1880
O'Clock. You are invited to come and |
hear her.
The hot weather this week has en-
farmers and most of them
now wear smiling faces. Most of the
corn in this county will be planted |
this week.
Mrs. Conitz. wife of Julits Conitz |
the Wanatah banker, whose fortune |
was wreckek in buying wheat, CON-
mitted suicide last Friday night by |
herself.
Michigan City is hard up. The
city employees have not been paid since |
January l and a notice just posted |
says, there will be no available cash |
for salaries until October 1.
Mrs. Anderson. of Durango. Mexico,
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Sarah Wade, her aunts, Mrs. Fire.
stone and Mrs. Wiltfong in this city
and other relatives in this county.
The president is not tobacco user
and he is an enemy of smoke in every
form. Hence he has ordered the gov
ernment institutions at Washington
to be supplied with smoke consumers.
Harry Swindell came down from
Kalamazoo, Tuesday afternoon and
has been kept busy shaking hands
with his friends whenever he was on
the street. He came on short busi-
ness trip.
All the democratic candidates are
this week. Next Saturday
night all but one candidate for each
Office will feel very sick and tired, but
they will not feel quite SO bad as the
lucky man who is beaten at
the polls.