The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-30

Mrs. Drake of Tyner, has moved to
South Bend
Miss Nettie Holdredd has gone to
Etna Gren for a visit of a few days.
John Flocensier caught ten-pound
pike at the mill-dam Tuesday.
Oscar MCGOWAN has bought the
Splitter feed store in the Brink block.
w. H. Smith of Letters Ford, will
establish furniture store at Lapaz.
Julius Kietzmenn has gone to Fran
cesville, for a visit of a week.
Miss Hattie Thompson has re-
turned from visit at South Bend
Chas. Casper has secured a position
in big machine shop at Battle Creek,
Mich.
Mrs. Anna Bierholz has gone to
Oconto, Wis, for a visit of a few
weeks
Winfield Sponsler is able to be on
our streets today, after being confined
to his home for some time.
Andrew Fletcher went to Etna
Green to visit his daughter, Mrs. Har-
sinner.
Mrs. J. K Lips returned to her
home at Laporte after visiting friends
here yesterday.
Samuel Gretzinger was called to
Toldo, Ohio, on account of the death
of his sisters husband.
Keziah Pearson has made applica-
ton to have Ella Pickens adjudged Of
unsound mind Case set for March 81,
1905 in the circuit court.
Samuel Kleckner has returned to his
home in Tippecanoe township afr a
visit of several days with relatives at
South Bend.
Mrs. Ida Bell residing north of
town, has gone to Etna Green with
her little son and daught. for visit
of week
Mrs. Walter Cook and daughter of
Beaver Falls, Nebraska, are visiting
relatives in West township and in this
city
Verne Kane, cornetist of the wcrld
famed Rogers band of Goshen, is viz
iting his uncle, John c. Butler, in
this city.
Rev. N. H. Shepherd has COM
menced excavating for the foundation
OF the new Christian church, corner
OF CAIRO and Walnut steets
The finest pair OF elkhorns ever
found in Marshall county, are on dis
play at Lauer's store. They we're
found by Lincoln Davenport on
O'Keefe's farm near Tyner.
Mrs. Belle Tippen, of Defiance,
ohio, visited at Henry Hallock,s
Thursday evening and remained over
night, going from here to South
Bend.
D p Baldwin, of Logansport, says
a suit will be instituted soon to test
the constitutionality of the private
banking law enacted by the last legis-
lature.
w. F. Cody, Buffalo Bill has been
defeated in his divorce suit. Judge
Scott in refusing the decree praised
Mrs. Cody and intimated that he
thinks Bill is a bad man.
The Three | road between Benton
Harbor, St. Joseph and South Baud,
will formally pass under the control
and management of the Michigan
Central on April IS.
The L. o. T. NJ. will serve dinner,
= Saturday April 1, 1905, at the K. O.
T. II hail. Everyone is invited to
come and take dinner with them.
Dinner served from IL o'clock on.
Price 20 cents. d2w1
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Graham and
D. NJ. Graham have returned to their
home in South Bend, after visit of
seseidi udySh"ltn their Ia-ner, James
Graham in Tippecanoe township.
The marriage of Miss Nancy Gay
to Robert E. Stout took place at the
brides home, three miles northeast OF
this city, Tuesday at o'clock p. m.
The bride was graduate of the Ply
mouth schoo1sl being a member Of the
class of 1904.
Joshua Long was stricken with GER
ebral apoplexy while at work at the
home of Schuyler Keiser, Eve miles
northeast Of Ply Mouth Tuesday after
noon. He is UNCONSCIOUS and there is
little hope Of His recovery.
Hiss Mary Known Of This city was
called to Chicago Iazt week by tel
egram announsine the critical 2dness
of DR.. H Bro1ne de<4jst Of Chicago
to whom oh( Wao e1enccd. DR..
Brown rnlied' aftor ~ c<ulval and
they were mafriet Tuo1