The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-07
/. A. Chase visited in Chicago Fri

M. A. O. Packard transacted bust
ness at Warsaw Friday.
Erwin Price has gone to Kokomo to
work during the summer.
E. f. Short, of Knox. visited in this
city Friday and remained over night.
The ground is full Of water and
many cellars in Plymouth are almost
half full.
The spring payment of taxes will
become delinquent after the first Mon
day in May.
Harry Armstrong went to Hamlet
to put in the heating apparatus
for the new Methodist church in that
village.
About forty residents of Tyner and
vicinity were in Plymouth last week
as witnesses in the suit of Johnson VS.
Johnson.
The country schools arecloSing this
week. superintendent Marks thinks
excellent work. has been done during
the year.
Miss Mabel Reeve, who has been
seriously i'll for several months, has
seemed slightly improved during the
past two weeks.
Miss Stella Downs has returned
her home in Rochester after
visit of few days with Miss
Galloway in this city.
Persons Ia Marshall county desiring
contracts, to supply the H. j.. Heinz
Co. with pickles thes coming season
may obtain them at the store Of Haag
Brothers Plymouth, Ind. 24t4
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Black have the
prettieSt baby girl in the world at
their home just southwest of Ply
mouth. born Friday morning April l.
Hon. Charles III. Reeve has been
suffering from a severe cold for sever
al DAYS, otherwise he seems about as
we'll as he has been during the past
year.
Lincoln Hamlin Beyerle, of Co.
Shen, wants the position Of consul
general to Mexico and it is said that
he has fair chance of landing the
Mrs. Kintzel has returned to her
home at Mentone after visit of five
weeks with Charles Kintzel and. her
Mrs. Elijah Stansbury.
She built the first house in Mentone.
Mrs. Susan Wallace. who spent the
winter with her son A. T. Wallace,
just west of Plymouth, returned to
her home near Alliance, O., last week
She is 50 years old and has resided
there sixty years.
Rev. f. L. Austin closed his pas
tOral work at Argos Sunday. He has
accepted the work for the Church of
God in Canada in the vicinity of Nj
agara Falls and will moe to that Sec
tion in about ten days.
0. NJ. Deemer, formerly of Argos, is
agent for the Union Pacific railroad at |
Gilmore. Neb.. has invented and per-
fected an insulated angle bar, or
splice, to be used in connecting rails |
and electrical circuit on railroads |
where the trains are governed by a
series of blocking signals. He has al
ready received $500 in royalties,
and evidently has a fortune in his
patents.
In the trial of Walter Brown, of |
Elkhart. charged with being impIica-
ted in the wrecking of the Indiana
National bank of that city in the /
United States district court, at Indi- |
annapolis the testimony presented by
the government continues to be lar
gely repetition of that given in the |
trial of j. L. Brodrick, president of |
the bank.
Preparations are completed for what |
will propably be one of the largest
Of Methodists ever held in
Indiana-the North Indiana NJ. E. |
at Mpncie, The confer
snce proper will begin Wednesday, |
April,6, and will continue through |
the following Monday and perhaps
onger. Lodging for 1000 visitors
will be supplied.
Peter Jacoby, of Aurora, Nebraska,
who has been visiting here since the
death of his brother, John Jacoby, is
one of the most prominent farmers of
MS section of country. He is now
raising Duroc hogs and has 81 sows of
the same strain as the hog that has
taken premiums over all others in the
United States. He is SO years old but
ooks younger than most men of sixty.
Few people know why April l is
Jailed "All FOOLS day." 1t is BELLE
we'd to have originated in France In