The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-21
Plymouth. Ind. April n. 1904.
! q LOCAL NEWS 8

John d. Widaman, of Warsaw, was
in town on legal business last week.
S. P. Strang, of Nappanee, stopped
here last week on his way to Knox.
Miss Lou Clare Jones iS quite i'll at
her home on South Michigan street.
George Dausman, of Argos, is clerk
ing in dry goods store at Nappanee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stamm, of Akron,
Ohio. are visiting. at John Zum-
baugh'S.
The saloons were closed Thursday
because we had democratic primary
convention.
The five-weeks Old child or Mr.. and
Mrs. Asher Kanarr residing six miles
north of Plymouth died last week.
Mis-. Elmer Warren and family have
returned to Logansport after visit of
several days with relatives near this
city.
Mrs. Lacey of Fort Wayne. was
called to Plymouth last week by the
serious illness of her father, James
Price.
Peter MeSsner, residing north of
Etna Green went to Peru last week to
attend the funeral of his sons wife,
Mrs. E. w. Messner.
P. d. Lowe, of Sullivan, Ind, IS
visiting relatives and old friends in
Argos and vicinity. He will remain
in Marshall county about two weeks.
Mrs. Catherine Henderson has re-
turned TO Argos after visiJ of few
days with her son, Perry w. Smith
and her daughter, Mrs. Leonard
Shafer.
A boat, built on the principal of
pneumatic tire, mas been devised so
that it can be collapsed and carried
i'm an ordinary valise. Well get the
best of the fioods yet.
Rev. NJ. Crews. of Inwood. was in
Plymouth last week assisting in ar
ranging the program for the county
Sunday school convention to be held at
Bremen May and 5.
Mrs. John Bowman, wife of far
mer near Red Bridge, Wabash county,
drank solution of rat poison by mis-
take and died before medical atten-
tion could be secured.
The Cars income is $1,000, 900 a
year: which would keep US in Presi
dents for thousand years. And we
get better grade of rulers at that.
We are an economical people.
The Russian army will hereafter
keep the war correspondents in the
rear. So much the better: the news
papers may learn something of what
the generals are doing now.
The democrats of the third ward
nominated Jacob Ness and Edward
Lacher for councilmen Ness lives at
the extreme west end of the ward and
Lacher in the extreme east end.
The same Mississippi man who won
5000, 900 last year at baccarat has now
gone through the Monte Carlo tables
for 1925, 900. Like all gamblers, he'll
go broke some time, just the same.
Cold weather all over the country
keeps spring crops back and the sea-
son is decidedly backward. Warmer
weather is promised, however. and if
it comes and stays the past will not
be remembered.
There Is more ice In all the lakes
than at the same period last season.
The report from the Straits indicates
that it will open there about the goth,
but Lake Superior will not open up
much before May lSt.
Rev. P. L. Browns who has, been
pastor OF the Evangelical church at
Culver for the past two years, has
been transferred to Germantown, o.
Rev. Charles McConnehey, OF Illinois,
Is the new Culver preacher.
Ben Linkenhelt, who was nominat-
ed for councilman by the democrats OF
the second ward refuses to make the
race. Ben was the best of the six
candidates nominated for councilman
by democrats in this city.
Kentucky court has decided that
. dog has right to bark wherever
and whenever he feels like like bar
king. If an appeal were taken to the
people Of most any community this
/decision would be reversed.