The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-03-31
wv. maxey is able to be out again.

Judge Capron is in Laporte trying
! the water works case again.
S G. Greer, of Bourbon, went to
South Bend to visit over Sunday.
Chasteen Pickerl. of Green township
transacted business as Donaldson last
week.
Rufus Lee and Guy Lowry of Wal
nut, have gone to Illinois to work on
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lamson came
up from Culver Friday and remained
over night.
Robert Smith and family have
moved from the Packard farm to
Kirby, Ohio.
Miss Hannah Gault of Mentone is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry Hallock
in this city.
II. G.. Thorn. of Forrest, Ill.,, Wis.,
tied his friend, c. w. Baker, in Plym-
outh Saturday.
Haley and Green are laying the
foundation Of a new building in Culver
to be used as a pop factory.
DR.. Kaszer reports baby girl at
the hume of Mr.. and Mrs. Enocb
Poor, born Friday evening.
Joseph Bergman Of Mishawaka,
spend Sunday in this city with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bergman.
Mrs. A. j. Egolf of Argos, was
stricken with paralysis last week and
kilograms were sent to her children.
E. W. Hess and family have moved
back from South Bend to Walnut
township and now reside on the E. w.
Hess farm.
Mrs. II. B. Allen and her niece,
Miss Mata Carver of Walnut, who has
been visiting here, went to Grover
town last week.
The Novelty factory was closed at
noon Wednesday until Saturday
morning On account of the death of
Edgar NJ. Thayer.
The ice on Lake Maxinkuckee is
still quite firm and the Culver Herald
thinks the lake will not be clear of ice
before the middle of April.
Stephen A. Knoblock of German
township, has added his name to the
list of democrats who want nOmin-
a lion fol- county treasurer.
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Mrs. Cora Underwood, who had
been here since the death of her moth
er, Mrs. w. E. Leonard, returned to
her home at South Bend Saturday.
Newton w. Gilbert was nominated
for congress on the first ballot at Fit.
Wayne last week. He had five more
votes than both other candidates.
Theresa Kruger is home for weeks
vacation with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs; Peter Kruger. She is attending
commercial school at South Bend.
Miss Jennie Hathaway has returned
to her home at Louisville, KY, after
a visit Of a few weeks with her sister
Mrs. Henry Freyman, west of town.
A Western girl sued a man for slO,-
900 for breach of promise. He married
her to avoid judgment, and now she
is suing for divorce and immense ali
mony.
Ira Buck, of Peoria, Illinois was
in Chicago on business last We'd
nesday and he ran down to Plymouth
and visited over night with his broth
er in this city.
Messrs. Joseph, John and Thomas
Taylor of White county. who had been
attending the funeral of Jonathan
Taylor at Etna Green visited at w.
A. Beldon's Saturday.
April %, the eighty-ffth anniver-
sary Of tb founding Of the Independ-
emit Order ( Odd Fellows, has been
set as the. ay for the dedication of the
new hall Gently erected by Argos
Lodge of /. o. o. F. No, 263.
The fast vandalia Worlds Fair
trains to be put on April 30, will
leave Plymouth about7 O'Clock in the
evening and get to St. Louis at o.
clock the next morning. The retur-
ming trains will leave st. Louis at 8
O'Clock IN the evening and arrive at
Plymouth about I O'Clock the next
morning.
In jury drawn in Chicago last Wed,
nesday to weigh evidence in case
where labor and capital were opposed,
zine OF the twelve men declared to
Judge Julian w. Mack that they
would not consider his instructions on