The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-14
Mrs. vanscpik spent Tuesday in In

hall Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Bergman are
visiting in Peru this week.
Miss Olive Thompson was home from
East Chicago over Sunday.
DR.. Deeds and DR.. Burkett are hun
ting ducks on the Kankahee.
Mrs. Catherine Staley has gone to
Warsaw for a. visit of week.
Every republican should attend the
convention at Burket's hall.
Miss Matte Guy of Atwood is visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. VanTilbury.
Mrs. John z. AppIeman went tt
Hamlet Tue sday to visit her mother.
Jerome Ball and w. Fl. Congel
transacted business in Argos Tuesday
Miss Ada Holdorf of South Bend,
has been visiting in this city few
days.
}. T. Liggett has returned from the
west. He spent most of the winter in
Iowa.
Mrs. j. G. Erwin of Bourbon, is Wis.
iting her sister, Mrs. Harry Humri.
chOuSer.
Mrs. Eta Ruff and daughters, OF
Grovertown, spent Sunday with -ela-
tives in Plymouth.
Miss Scott who has been trimming
foI Mrs. Dial returned to her home 1t
Mishawaka, Monday.
Mrs. Flory has returned to Bourbon
after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fletcher in this city.
Section Foreman Morrison has
moved to Valparaiso. His family left
for that place Tuesday.
Germany sells the United States
over seven millions of dollars worth
Of beet sugar every year.
w. H. Matthew received from the
old country a Japanese book of
unique design and very fine printing.
Mr.. Tobaskia. of Kewanna, visited
bis uncle. Joseph Anderson in this
city NJ, n lay and went from here to
Chicago.
Melvin Fields and Lyman Pressnall
left for North Dakota Tuesday
expecting to remain there during the
summer.
The governments April report shows
winter wheat in bad condition, indi-
eating a shorter crop than had been
expected.
The Russians did not kill any Jews
to speak of this Easter and the fact
was considered worth big headline
on the first page.
Philadelphia papers say they are
willing to lend the liberty bell to St.
Louis provided she will not desecrate
it by hanging it on the pike.
A Chicago man applies for a divorce,
claiming that he was in trance when
be was married. That won't do; they
all feel that way at the time.
1t begins to look as If Speaker Can
non would be the opening gun at the
REPUBLICAN national convention.
Still. this may be false report.
The defense closed its evidence in
the Walter Brown case at Indianapolis
Monday afternoon and arguments of
attorneys oegan about 3 O'Clock.
The Yalu river is gaining reputa-
tion as the Potomac of the East. The
reports are the same day after day
"All quiet along the YaIu tonight. .
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Daniels have re-
turned to their home at Columbia
City after a visit of few days with
their daughter, Mrs. Louis Alleman.
Thu United States Supreme court
decided Monday that books published
periodically are not entitled to trans
mission through the mails as second
class matter.
John Mitchell says it has always
been his experience that in every
strike "both sides get licked" Then
they proceed to get even by taking it
out on the public.
One of these days the correspon-
dents who are wandering aimlessly
about Korea will stumble on to the
war and then we shall begin to re-
ceive some lively news.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Perry has returned to
Inwood after visit of month with
the family OF Charles Start. Mrs,
Start has recovered from her severe
illness 80 as to be up again.