The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-21

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in town yesterday.
p. O. jones made a business trip to
Rochester yesterday.
Welcome Miller transacted business
in Argos yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Staesbury who has been
critically ill is slCwly improving.
Miss Lou Clara Jones who was quite
sick few days ago, is now able 10 be
up.
Mrs. Henry FARRELL still remains
critically ill with very little hope of
recovery.
Otto Gossitt of Huntington. Ind,
was the guest Of Miss Olive Henley a
few days.
d. S. CRUDE is visiting his daughter.
Mrs. Francis Shelley, in South Bend
this week..
The pension board had some old
soldiers from other counties to exam
inc yesterday.
FOR SALE-ODe heifer calf, seven
month old. Inquire at Plymouth
Steam Laundry.
Mrs. Alfred Morrison has been
granted widows pension of eight
dollars per month.
Sylvester Zehner, of Monterey, WIS.,
tied his father and other relatives in
this city this week.
Charles Albert made business trip
to Walkerton and Hamlet yesterday
The Albert Bros. have moved back to
town.
Mrs. Pershing has sold her house on
Miner street, now occupied by b. NJ
Seybold, to Mrs. John w. Wlltfong
for $3.50.
Rev. Mr.. Hale, who preached for
the Reformed church here thirteen
years ago, spent few hours in Ply
mouth Yesterday. He now resides in
Ohio.
Jesse Thomas, who has been for
over 81 years resident of North
township near Lapaz, sold his farm a
few weeks ago and has moved to Elk
hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Buckley of
Brookvllle, Ind. and Mr.. aud Mrs.
Boehler, Of Rochester, were here to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Lucius
Tame.
The case of David Fertig VS. Penn
sylvania Railroad Co. in which plain
tiff was awarded 81, 200 damages by
the circuit court has been affirmed by
the appellate court.
Mrs. John Harsch is here from Den-
yer, Colorado, taking care of her moth
er, Mrs. Catherine Stansbury, and
helping care for her slster-in-law, Mrs,
Frank Stansbury.
A carload of locomotives from the
Syracuse locomotive works. passed
through here on their way to
Japan. They were in pieces and will
be set up when they reach Japan.
Ice almost an inch thick can
not be seen everywhere every year on
the Goth of April, but 1t was every
where in Plymouth where water was
left standing out of doors this year.
Twenty-six candidates for county
offices spoke to several hundred voters
at one meeting in indianapolis Satur-
day night. What flow OF politics if
not feast of reason it must have been.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart, of Akron,
Ohio who have been visiting John
Zumbaugh's and other relatives and
friends in this city, are visiting All
guStus Seider in West township this
week.
Mrs. Catherine Stansbury sold her
property on south Michigan street to
Ira earn last Monday. The property
is situated between b. d. Southworth
and T j. Winnings. The consideration
was 81, $50.
A New York school teacher who re
ceived legacy of 100000 has had
100 offers of marriage. On this basis
it is easy to figure the number of pro-
posaIs she would have If her fortune
were a million.
Lieutenant Mccormick, of Indian
apolIs, is here to inspect Company 1.
He was first lieutenant of Company
d. 10Th Reg. regular army, the COM
pany WITH which William Shearer
served in the Philippines.
The Car is to lend his country the
equivalent of $4,000, 900, 900, "a part
of his private fortune, /" it is reported.
This.will make Rockefeller prick up
his ears. He probably does not know