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

Daniel w. Miller has been appointed
postmaster at Tyner.
Mrs. John A. White is visiting at
South Bend.
Morris Agler is visiting and trans
acting business at Van Vert, Ohio,
this week.
George AIDE with his Astounding
good humor is sojourning in Japan.
If George had really wanted to dis
tribute his fun where it would do the
most good, it looks as though he
should have gone to Russia.
The Northern Indiana Teachers
Association meets at Chicago, April
9th, 9TH and sth. To secure railway
rates you must secure an identified
ton certificate from the county sup
erintendeit
Mr. and Mrs. Ruhman and son of
Chicago arrived Thursday. Mr.. Rub
man returned to Chicago this NOR
ming, but Mrs. Ruhman viii visit a
few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Lauer
Joe Wolf is here from Lawton,
Oklahoma, for a visit of several days
and it is reported that ere long one of
Plymouth's fair young ladies will be
his wife. Joe was born in Plymouth,
grew to manhood here and is a hust-
Ter that all our citizens are proud Of
Andrew Claub has an Indian pipe
that once belonged to the celebrated
Indian chief Rain in the Face. 1t is
made of stone, is very heavy and has
large wooden stem. 1t is a great
curiosity and is relic worthy of pres
ervation.
The official figures of Purdue Uni
versity show an attendance OF 1,52s
representing all but two counties in
the state. Thirty-six states and ten
[,
There has been a growth of 500 STU
dents in four years.
Jules Verne, the world-famed au-
thor whose works have been read by
millions, is at the point of death, from
the effects of diabetes. Fifteen or
twenty years ago he was probably
the most-talked-of and most highly
appreciated author in the world.
The Bowen will case from Fulton
county, which has been on trial here
for almost two weeks before special
Judge Trusedale of Laporte, is near
ing the end. The lawyers are max
ing their closing arguments this after
noon.
George Fogle, who has been en-
ployed at Bradford, Pa. for several
months, was united in marriage
March IA, with Miss Ella Monaghan,
one of the prominent young ladies of
Bradford He and his bride will visit
Plymouth sometime this summer
If the camphor bottle becomes roilly
it is going to storm. When it clears
settled weather may be expected.
This idea has seemingly been utilized
i'll the manufacture of some of our
cheap barometers. The trouble is,
they seldom foretell the change until
near its arrival.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Hess, and Mrs.
William Cox went to Argos to attend
the funeral of Simon McGriff at 2
o'clock this afternoon. Only one
brother and one sister of the large
McGriff family are HOW living. ;
They are David McCrifi of Argos and
Mrs. Pickens of South Bend.
The attorney general of the Post
office Department has notified off,
GERS at Goshen that package sales
and grab sales. are clearly lotteries
within the meaning of the Federal law
and that newspapers containing ad-
vertisements of such schemes are not
admissible to the Government mails.
Sheriff Steiner has received an invi-,
taticn to attend a meeting of sheriffs,
marshals and heads of police depart
ments to be held at Peru April IL,
to organize state association. The
object is to form friendly organiza-
ton which will aid in devising means
for successfully tracking criminals
and for the general advancement of
police and detective interests.
Captain Holtzendorff was at South
Bend last evening attending a meet
Bend Tuesday, attending a meet
ing of the Militia Examining board
Lieutenant Colonel Fesaser, Captains
Tryiunth and Holtzendorff together
with Lieutenant Calvert, who acts as
recorder, constitute the board. Cap
tain Gsoll of Elkhart and Lieutenant
Horst os South Bend viii take the ex-|
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