The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-05-12
Fred Snyder, Glenn Fox and Miss

ASN oufuSAs O'Sh Iva ouN FAacS
Stella Farnan, who attended the cele-
bration of the Both wedding anniver-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Hanes, re-
turned to Fort Wayne last Thursday.
T. Martin. formerly of Nappanee.
has been arrested at Elkhart for sem
ding an obscene letter to his wife at
Plymouth, from whom be had separ-
ated. He is now in Jail at Indianap-
oils, awaiting trial in the federal
court,
Unless something unforeseen hap
pens to the fruit crop between now
and the harvest, there will be an
abundance of nearly all kinds of fruit,
with the possible exception of straw
berries. There will be large crop of
peaches.
Several hack loads of Plymouth peO-
Pile went to Bremen Wednesday and
Thursday to attend the county Sunday
school convention. A large number
of the Plymouth high school wele
among those who went up Wednesday
evening.
A St. Louis Judge has decided that
the young woman's father has a right
to 60 downstairs after IL o'clock and
interrupt the proceedings, either by
force or otherwise. He evidently
thindS he can be elected without the
boy. vote.
The body of Joseph Dillon, who was
drowned at MiShawaka six weeks ago,
was found Tuesday. His wife, moth
er and three sisters. who reside at AL
tOona, Pa, passed through Plymouth
on their way to Mishawaka to attend
the funeral.
Were you ever boy, and if so, did
you ever stir up a hornets nest with
long pole? If you have. it seems
that the feelings Of the Russians at
the present date are very similar TO
yours about minute after you per-
formed the pole act.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gould, widow of the
late Judge Albert Gould, of Knox,
died last Friday at Mt. Clemens. The
remains were cremateo at Fort Wayne
The deceased left $1,000 each to Mrs.
Bickcl, of Bristol, and Mrs. Arch, of
Nappanee, surviving sisters.
1t is reported that Curtis, of Argos,
thinks he will get the nomination for
prosecuting attorney on the demo-
cratic ticket. John Wolford and Andy
Molter think differently and Wolford
is supposed to do the thinking for the
democratic majority in Marshall
county.
The gamblers and saloon-keepers of
Hammond succeeded in furnishing Ar
manis F. Knots, defeating him for
reelection by % votes. But Mayor
Knots gave Hammond a clean and
honest administration, and, having
had taste of good government, the
city will return to it in time.
st. Joseph county sends a solid anti
Hearst delegation to indianapolis and
Elkhart county will probably do the
same thing. Some of the conserva-
tives up there say they will vote for
Peter j. Kruger as delegate to the
national convention if he will promise
TO ride in the anti-Hearst wagon.
All of the people of Plymouth are,
or should be, interested in good local
government. The happiness and
prosperity of the people depend largely
upon proper administration of the
city government. We hope each mem.
Der of the new city council will con-
slider 1t his duty and his highest am
bition to conscientiously advance the
cause Of good government.
Last Wednesday was the 35th an
niversary Of the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs. j :, e. Hanes and the event was
celebrated by family reunion. Rela-
tives from Fort Wayne and other
points were here and enjoyed pleas
ant afternoon and evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hanes and family are among the
best people in Plymouth and it is the
wish Of everybody that they may live.
to celebrate their golden wedding.
The democratic state committee
has let the contract for decorating
Tomlinson hall for their state conyen-
ton to w. Reisinger, vino decorated
the hall for the republican state con-
vention. Considerable speculation is
being INDUCED in as to the pictures
that the democrats will have on the
walls of the convention hall, and it is
reported that only pictures of Indi-
ana democrats, living and dead, will
be Ia evidence.
The democratic marshal of Laporte
thinks the saloons we're the cause of
his light vote last Tuesday and he is