The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-07

Mrs. Harry Humrichouser and chill.
dren and Miss Marie Rhodes visited in
Bourbon Tuesday.
Senator Beveridge will deliver an
address at st. Louis ON Culver Acad'
envy day. June 2.
Allen Mclean. Of South Bend, froze
both his feet so badly recently that
amputation was necessary.
Miss Nellie Wheeler has returned
from Jackson, Mich, where she had
been employed since the holidays.
Calvin Pearson, late night watch al
Argos, died Saturday night. Funeral
services were held at Argos Tuesday
Mrs. w NJ. Cochran and children,
are visiting her parents and other rel
atives in Miami county this week.
The public debate of the st. Thorn
as Senior Boys will be postponed on
account of sickness until April 2lst.
Mrs. w. s. Howard t.f Pueblo. Colo
RADIO, was not able to get home to the
funeral of her father, David L. Glib
son.
Mrs. Mccoy came up from Terre
Haute Tuesday to attend the funeral
of her brother, David L. Gibson.
Misses Cora Pickens and Flora
Kemps of South Bend, went to Argos
to attend the funeral of Calvin Pear.
son Tuesday.
Twenty-Five persons ate dinner
with Mr.. aud Mrs. William Huffer
last Sunday. They were William Corl
and family, John B. Hires and family,
Guy Hires. John Huffer and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dean and John
Huffer of near Panama.
Mrs. Homer Watson returned t.
Chicago Tuesday after visiting several
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Butcher.
Urias Myers went to Allegan
county, Michigan, Tuesday to visit
his son, Calvin Myers, who moved
there about two months ago.
Mrs. H: A. Kepler with her daugh-
ters Hazel and Thyra and her mother
in-law, Mrs. Lewis Kepler, are visiting
at Argos and Tippecanoe this week.
David Bowles former resident of
Walnut township, and one of the old
settlers of Marshall county died at his
home in Wisconsin few days ago.
The Australian government has
ordered Dowie TO leave the country.
Poor old prophetic went with the
/ firm intention of carrying it with him
We are having fine maple strip
weather after all, and more good ma
pie sugar and molaSses is in market
than has been seen before for many
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Widman, of near
Monterey, visited Mrs. Widman Is par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pe.ei Richard, in
this city and relatives south Of town
this week..
1t didn't rain on Easter Sunday,
and seven Sundays Of rain in success,
ion will not visit this region this year
as consequence. That's the old
sign, at least.
George Burkett of Culver and Miss
Pears Wolfe of this city, were united
in marriage at Culver last Saturday
evening by Rev. s. +. Hendricks OF
the German Baptist church.
|. LID. Espich and John F. Kinch,
both good men are announced as can
didates for marshal subject to the de-
cision of the republican convention,
Thursday evening, April IA.
Yellow river reached its highest
point at noon Saturday. The cur
rent is very rapid this spring and this
probably accounts for tho water not
rising high enough to do much DAM
age.
The funeral Of the late Meinard
Rumley, the Laporte manufacturer,
was held Tuesday morning. All busl-
ness houses were closed between nire
and twelve O'Clock by order of Mayor
barrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey of Terre Cou-
pc Prairie visited over Sunday with
Charles w. Ramsey in West township
and also made short visit with rela-
tives in Plymouth before returning
home. ~
The young people of this city and
county who expect to live to be "old
settlers" should chalk up with red the
winter which began November 10,
1908, and ended April 4, 1e04-and
then faw days for good measure.
Former Senator Pettigrew, of South
Dakota, says he will not vote for
cleveland, or for any democrat like
him Tho donofcratr <horofo~o