The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-14

The oldest inhabitants admit thai
Tuesday was cold, windy day fol
this season of the year,
A baby boy came to the home u
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert StanSbury on South
Miner street Tuesday night.
What is believed TO be the dreaded
San Jose scale has been discovered or
an apple tree in Elkhart.
Mrs. Frank Stansbury is very seri
OuSly i'll at her home on Pierce street
just west of Michigan street.
Miss Tina Durham has taken the
place vacated by Miss Scott as trimmer
at Mrs. Dial's millinery store.
An oil we'll which produces l,5O(
barrels in twenty-four hours, has beer
struck near Upper Sandusky, Ohio.
George Price who has been having
bis eyes treated at Kokomo most Of
the winter, went to that city agair
TODAY.
Mrs. Drollinger has returned TO hel
home at South Bend after a visit oil
several days with relatives and friends
at Tyner.
jacob Mangus of German township,
stopped here on his way to Etna Green
where he will visit relatives until
Sunday.
The democrats of the second ward
nominated William Hahn and Benja.
min Linkenhelt for councilmen Tues.
day night.
The weather bureau reports unfa-
vorable crop conditions in all the great
central farming region of the United
States this week.
The long trial of Walter Brown
charged with wrecking the Elkhart
bank is ended. The case was given
to the jury yesterday.
Mrs. Eli Silvius was stricken with
paralysis at her home four miles north
Of Plymouth yesterday morning. Her
condition Is repOrte serious.
The funeral of Elijah Stansbury lr.
will he held at the residence of Wash
ington futile near the Blain bridge
at two O'Clock Friday afternoon.
The censorship in the far East is
getting SO strict that we only don t
get no news at all. but what we do
get generally turns out not to be SO.
II. ]. Heinz, of Pittsburg, has pre-
sented the Winona Agricultural and
Technical institute with 8! marble
statute six feet high representing
victory.
Wheat traders seem Indifferent to
the low April condition, and the sell
ling is heavy and prices lower. July
corn is apparently being sold by the
May holders.
Ashley & Hess now have their goods
neatly and conveniently arranged in
in the Speicher block. They have
more floor space than any other store
in Plymouth.
A Patagonian king is to be on ex
hibition at the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition. 1t is understood, how
ever, that he has no desire to marry
an American heiress.
Secretary Freeman, of the state
board of forestry, has arranged to
begin planting thousands of trees at
the forest reservation to reclaim
wornout land on April %.
Chicago policemen are learning to
shoot highway robbers. If they con-
tinue to exhibit skill in this line the
public WILDE glad to excuse good
many other short comings.
The authorities at Columbus have
fiued two of their gamblers and burned
their outfits. Their Is growing i'm
preston ia Indiana that the way to
enforce the law is to enforce 1t.
There are no Justices of the peace,
constabIes or road supervisors to elect
this year. Road supervisors will be
elected in every road district the Sec
ond Saturday in January 1905.
The declaration of the Chicago
teachers In favor Of corporal punish:
ment il schools, the Chicago Chronicle
thinks. is probably significant of an
impending change in public sentiment.
The Rev. j. s. Keppel, of North
Lima Ohio, will preach at the Refor-
med church at 1880 a. m. Sunday
April II. At the Jacoby church at
2 p. m. and at the Stuck church al
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The original town plat of South
Eend consisted OF 408 lots. Nowadays
single additions to South Bend con.
sist of as many lots and Monday an
addition Of 6s2 lots In one plat was
recorded.