The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-28

Miss Clara Feiser went toArgos FIR.
day,
William Beeber was called to Clay
pool Friday by the severe illness of his
sister.
Miss Walters, of South Bend. stop.
ped here on her way to Walnut to
visit relatives.
The deadly germ ism t half so deadly
to the consumption Of ice cream as
the deadly cool weather.
Kansas is already looking about fol
harvest hands. She is evidently pro-
ceeding on the superstition that there
is going to be warm weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Deane, who have
resided in the Drummond property on
North Michigan street for sometime.
are preparing to move to Englewood.
Notoriety-seeker William Jennings
Bryan has rented hall in Chicago
for the purpose of making known his
objections to the platform of the New
York democracy.
| Mrs. Eliza Mccormick has returned
to her home at Decatur, Mich, after
spending several days with her aunt,
Mrs. Henderson and the family of D.
E. Snyder IN this city.
April bllzzardS, with six inches of
snow, upset the plans of the world S
fair managers in ST. Louis, but the
work will be rushed to have the opeu-
ing on time. The storm covers the
East and South.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Ruhman and son,
Myron, arrived from Chicago Fri
day morning for visit of ten days
with Mrs. Humans parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Levi Lauer and other rela-
tives in Plymsuth.
DR.. Durr had his gasoline launch,
the Sentinel D., hauled down from
Plymouth and put it in the lake this
week. 1t is good boat and will make
a fine addition to the large number of
power crafts on Lake Maxinkuckee.
Culver Citizen.
A Virginia mob shot at a negro
more than one hundred times, but he
was safely landed in Jail for all that.
Southern mobs are certainly no longer
made up of prominent citizens" or
sch disgraceful craftsmanship would
not be exhibited.
They say that the planet Mars is
suffering from another water famine
and that the Inhabitants of the plant
have been irrigating. Residents of
the recently flooded and still damp
districts wish, perhaps. that Mars had
a little of their surplus.
The Anderson, Ind, Boys Band
will walk from that city to the world S
fair, where it will play in the Indiana
building on Indiana day. The trip
will require about a month, and the
boys will give concerts in each town
through which they pass.
The headless body of a man was
found by the side of the B. & o.
tracks in McCool Wednesday morning.
About two rods away was the head
which had been severed by the pilot of
the engine. The man is a stranger
and mystery surrounds the death.
The hanging of bunch Of anarch-
lists in Chicago few years ago had a
most wholesome effect on that branch
of lawbreakers, and the hanging
of a trio of robbers and murderers IN
the same city Friday will quite likely
produce similar effect on the GRIMM
ais of this class.
A kitchen shower on the spider web
plan was given Miss Jennie Mickey at
the home of VIC. Hendricks lastWed-
nesday evening. About twenty young
ladies were present, refreshments
were served and Miss Mickey was the
recipient of many useful presents,
valuable to begin married life with.
The average han eats from two to
three times as much as is required to
keep him in healthy, physical and
mental condition, according to Dr.
rector r. Fl. Chittenden OF the Shelf
field scientific school of Yale, in a pa
per read before the National Academy
of Science.
Last Sunday at high noo1 occurred
the marriage of Miss Myrtle Wolford
and Arthur Hatfield, at the home of
She BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Wolford, Rev. Rittenhouse off,
ciating. Relatives to the number of
7s Sere present to witness the cere-
mony and congratulate the bride and
groom. Bourbon Advance.
The Supreme Court has declared
tnat it is for the township trustee to
determine Subject to an appeal to
the county superintendent, what