The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-04-06

raise where she will attend college.
Emma Switzer went to Culver to
spend few days with friends.
Miss Mary Chase hse Ieturned to
her home at Hilsdale, Michigan.
Mrs. Rose S. earns is visiting rela-
tives at South Bend.
Mrs. c. M. Slayter is very sick with
quinsy.
Oscar Hudson has gone to South
Bend, which place he expects to make
his home.
Charles D. Behmer, assistant post
master at Culver, was in Plymouth to-
day.
Mrs. Bert Logan has returned from
Onaway, Michigan, where she has
been for several months.
A NJ Cleveland has gone to To-
ledo to attend meeting of the Nat
ional Basket Makers Association.
Mrs. S. L. Shakes has gone to Mon
terey to spend a few days with her
parents.
The official board of the M. E.
church will meet in the church tonight
at 1880.
Miss Goldie Whitsell who has been
visiting in Plymouth has returned to
her home at Donaldson.
| Mr.. Play Woodard will spend Sun
day and Monday with relatives at
North Liberty.
| Esther and Paul Cochran will Wis
it with their Grandma Cochran al
Argos this week
Will McCrory went to Lapaz where
he will work this week in the interest
of the Heinz Co.
| Miss Dora Day after visiting with
relatives at South Bend, returned tc
her home at Donaldson.
Mrs. Michael Baker Of near Hib.
bard, died Sunday night. Funeral tc
be held at Burr Oak.
Clyde Rhodes left for North Da
kota where he will remain during thu
summer.
Mrs. Martha Shade who has been
visiting S. J. Shade, returned to her
home at Laporte.
Mrs. Sarah Foster has returned tc
her home at Tiosa after visiting for
several days with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
NJ Buzzard and Mrs. L. o. Bidwell.
The President and party have de-
parted on special train for the south
and west to hunt and to attend the
rough riders reunion.
A mine explosion in Joseph Letters
coal mines at Zeigler, Illinois, Mon
day, killed twenty and injured eigh-
teen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo M. Gillespie who
were the guests over Sunday of F. l.
Gillespie and family, returned to
their home at Champaign, Illinois
Harrison Folk of LaOtto transfer
red in the city today enroute home
from visit with relatives at Ply
mouth-Columbia City Commercial
Mail.
Mr.. George Shider and daughter,
Julia, have gone to Chicago where
they will visit few days with reia-
tives.
Herman Hillsman who has been
staying at the Orphans Home at La
Fayette, is here visiting his father,
Barney Hillsman.
Mrs. Alice w. Pierce of Indian
apolis, who has been the guest of Mrs.
Alfred Morrison for the past few
days, went to Valparaiso this morning
where she will visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wade have
moved back from Nebraska. Mr..
Wade is a brother-in-law to c. Fire
stone and Ed. earns. He will work
| for the latter at the elevator.
Indiana raises more onions than
any other state in the union. In two
counties alone, Whitley and Noble,
the product last year was $4,000 BUSH
els.
Jiu Jitsu after all its advertising
fails to come up to the mark. The
| champion wrestlers of this country
| declare there is nothing in it for an
athletic man to fear.
The Haberdasher says, There is
decided fullness about mems clothes.
They hang about them more loosely
than ever before" Maybe the butch
ers bills are responsible for the change
| in the fashion.
The case of Louititia Henderson VS..
the estate of A. w. Henderson is
before the court. The plaintiff asks
that a claim of $500 be paid her. The
case was brought over from Starke
county, the defendant formerly being
the banker at Knox.
The farmers of Marshall county
have just cause to feel exceedingly
good over prospects for pumping
wheat crop this year. The acreage
is quite large, the stand is good and