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

Charles Burt went to Donaldson 10
spend Sunday.
Mrs. ]. Reynolds is visiting relatives
at Fort Wayne.
The Hearst forces won out in the
Fulton county democratic convention.
George Nearpass and son have star.
ted job printing office at MiShawa-
ka
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Blue of
near Etna Green are visiting relatives
in Plymouth.
Mrs. w. f. Smith and children have
returned from visit of two weeks
at Charlottesville.
Nothing new today from Win,
Anju, Yalu, Ping Yang. New Chwang,
Skobelotf or Makaroff.
John c. Butler and his son Mosier,
left Thursnay for visit at South
Bend, Elkhart and Goshen.
Mrs. Frank Gallup, of Chicago,
went to Columbia City Friday after a
visit with the family of her brother
Jacob Ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jacoby came
down from Chicago Friday to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Josiah Jacoby and other rela.
tiveS here.
Al insane man at WauwatoSa, Wis.
leaped through window and rescued
the son of the superintendent from
drowning.
Hartford. Conn. elected a republic
can mayor by plurality of 557. Ano
Hartford used to be hopelessly demo-
cratic. There will be others.
1t Is reported that J.. N. Matchett
OF Bourbon Will organize a state bank
at Elkhart to take the place Of the
bank wrecked by Walter Brown & Co.
A man one hundred years old was
arrested for vagrancy in New York
and spent his birthday in Jail. The
metropolitan brand of charity is some.
thing truly inspiring.
Hon. B. F. Shively and family, OF
South Bend, stopped here Friday on
their way home from Pennsylvania
where Mrs. Shively has been visiting
here parents few weeks.
Science has discovered new disease,
"the sleeping Sickness" the early
symptoms of which are a disinclina-
ton to work. That may be a new
one, but it sounds like old-fashioned
spring fever.
The Indiana state Board of school
book commissioners has adopted Wal
sch's ArithmeticS for use in all the
public schools. Vertical writing has
been dropped, and some of the readers
have been revised.
Henry Hosmer and wife are visiting
relatives and friends in the country
southwest of here. Mr.. Hosmer has
been in the northwest in British A n
erica for eight years. He has taken
out naturalization papers and now
owns half section of land in Canada.
The Athenian Club was entertained
oy Miss Bertha Hoover Thursday eve-
ming. Those present were MissesNettle
Corse, PanSie Hess, Hazel Neff, Mel
lie Strombeck, Agnes Thomson, Flor
ence Van Scoik and Lura Wilson.
The evening was very pleasantly
spent and al. reported asplendid time.
The Mozart Club was at the Penn
sylvania station in a body Thursday to
bid Mrs. Gust Schlosser farewell. Her
home will be in South Chicago, Mr..
Schlosser having charge of the busi-
ness of Schlosser Bros. there. They
are family that Plymouth is very
sorry 20 lose.
That diphtheria may live in packed
clothing almost indefinitely is shown
by an incident which occurred in an
Ohio village. A child died of diph-
iberia and It's mother packed its
dresses and toys in chest. The
mother died Is years afterward and
her daughter and granddaughter. who
opened and handled the contents Of
the chest, were duly taken i'll of diph-
liberia, although there had recently
been no cases In the village.
Lawrence Emenaker Hurt,
Lawrence Emenaker, son of Mrs.