The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-02-18
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W.. T. LcB OfduSdObcu oL>iHeSS
at Walkerton Thursday.
Ben Linkenhelt ard daughter spent
Wednesday in Chicago.
C. P. Drummond of South Bend
was in the city Thursday.
B. F. Moore is visiting relatives in
South Bend and Elkhart.
f. Johnson of Tyner transacted
business In the city Friday.
A. c. North made a business trip
to Argos Thursday morning.
Mrs. Rose earn went 20 South Bend
Thursday to visit her sister.
Mrs. VIII Bates, of Van Vert, o.,
is visiting friends in this city.
DR.. Geo. B. Carey, OF South Bend,
was a Plymouth visitor Friday.
James Alfred went t. FIT. Wayne
last week, where he has secured
employment.
NJ. c. Mccormick, the Knox banker,
formerly of Argos is preparing TO open
a bank at Hamlet.
Leonard Mnlter a returned to his
home in Peru after attending the
Molter-Crom wedding.
]. d. Molter of Pontiac. Michigan,
returned home after attending he
wedding of his sister.
Miss Myrtle Bollman OF Laporte
who has been visiting her parents at
Donaldson, returned home today.
jacob Zumbaugh. Of Green town.
ship, has gone to Sharon, Wis for an
extended visit with his daughters who
reside there.
A. Y, Kelsey. deputy Great Com
mander of the X. O. L. NJ. Lodge is
in this city working for the interest
of the local order.
County Recorder Harley recorded
1865 deeds and 62S mortgages during
the year 1903 The mortgages can
celied numbered COS.
A Kentucky woman swallowed an
electric light bulb recently, but she
has recovered. A light diet appears
TO have agreed with her.
Newton Blake. a former resident
of Green township died at Minnea-
polls. Mimi, Feb. 6. He was at one
time a merchant in Argos.
Llncoln's birthday was celebrat-
ed in almost every section of the Unit
ed States tomorrow. Lincoln was
born in Kentucky, February u, 1909.
Fred Kuhn, ST., and son Fred. DIR.
and Mrs. Deeds, DR.. and Mrs. Burkett
and DR.. Ely returned from Chicago
Thursday, after attending the auto
show
The Warsaw Gil and Gas Company
was organized Tuesday with a capital
OF 81, 600. 900. The company will op-
crate oil and gas fields in Randolph
and Adams counties.
Word comes from Delaware that
the peach crop is in danger. There Is
no intimation as yet, however, that
the Michigan strawberry crop will not
be fully up to the requirements.
The Thirteenth congressional dis
trict convention of the Prohibition
party will be held Monday night, Feb
ruary 22. at Elkhart, when the
party's candidate for congress will be
selected.
The South Bend police are accused
of winking at slot machines, and the
sheriff OF the county is accused of very
serious laxity in the separation of
prisoners in the Jail. South Bend has
troubles of her own.
Grain speculation is broadening
under the influence of the war uncer-
tainties. Wheat advances on large
general buying. Corn and oats feel
important selling. Provisions are
about steady.
Willis Roose, living seven miles
north Of Bourbon. was kicked by a
horse, Monday evening, and seriously
injured. He was kicked with terrific
force ia the abdomen over the right
kidney and there are indications OF
serious internal injuries.
Atransfer of 80 conyicts from the
Indiana reformatory in JefTersonville
to the state prison took place Wednes-
day. The transfer was the largest
made in nany months. The men who
comprised the party were incorrigibIe
third terms aad over age prisoners.
Earl Swihart, the II year old son Of
Nathan Swihart, who resides on q
farm about four miles northeast Of
Tippecanoe, was accidentally shot In
the left arm, Saturday, Feb. 6. ant
the limb was SO badly mutilated thai
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