The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-04-27

where he will make his home.
Almazy Mi Ter vent to Argos where
she will visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 81. @. Miller.
Mrs. Sarah ActikilSon and Mrs.
Mcdowell of Logansport are here on
visit with County Assessor Leonard.
Mrs. NJ. E. Wilson returned to her
home at Warsaw after visiting her
son Capt. Wilson of Culver and friends
here.
The Eastern Star has received an
Invitation from South Bend chapter
to attend the Masonic Fair o. E. S.
night, Tuesday May End.
Mary Cal michael, tooy two girls
from the Orphans Home to Indiana
polls where they will be placed in
homes.
Mrs. Mary Martel has returned to
her home at Beardstown, Illinois, af-
ter visiting here and at Lapaz sever
al weeks.
Mrs. Cynthia Corey returned to her
home at Argos after visiting for sew
eral days with her brother Herman
Alleman of this city.
In the Feldman case the Judge gave
a decision In favor of the plaintiff,
giving her $50 and $50 a month for
Two years.
Andrew Carnegie'S Discrimination
to make fool of himself because his
niece married the hired man indicates
that pc possesses the elements of real
greatness.
Commodore Jackman has purchased
the Cleaveland farm of twenty nine
acres, southwest of the city. He ex-
poets to make a fine fruit farm of it
in time.
The State Exchange Bank of Ar
Cos has filed suit for collection of note
against Marion L. Brewer. Set for
May %, 1905. G.. w. Paul attorney
for plaintiff.
A. tunnel is to be driven under the
famous Lookout Mountain. 1t will
cost SO, 200, 900. and the contract has
been let to w. 81. Oliver, a former
resident of South Bend.
Captain Arson. the great base ball
PLAYER and organizer, made the best
hit of his life when be captured the
effice of city clerk Of Chicago. It is
worth SIS, 900 year.
Knights Templar from Valparaiso,
Columbia City, Laporte, South Bend,
Warsaw, Fort Wayne, Michigan city
and Rochester came to attend the
funeral of H. G. Thayer.
HIP. Berlin and Charles Kanarr
of North Township having returned
from three weeks prospecting trip
In the vicinity OF Bruce, Wisconsin
report that the land is good and that
everything is prospering there.
Mrs. L. MesserIy of WinamAc, Mrs.
DIR. Brown of Knox and Mrs. j. B.
Sayler of Mandan, N. D. have re-
turned to their homes after spending
several days visiting here with Mrs.
Outcalt, Mrs. Schlosser, Mrs. La
Brash and Mrs. Lillybridge.
Eighty dozen quail confiscated in
cold storage at indianapolis by the
game wardens recently will be dfvi-
ded among the charity organizations
of the city. Four Of the men who
stored the birds have been fined 81, 500
and two are Jet to be tried. bob
White" comes pretty high sometimes.
II. ]. Curtis has secured an impor-
tant appointment, tnat of division
superintendent for the Internal Text
Company. Of Scranton, Pa. He is
located at Sandusky and has charge
of several cities in porthern Indiana.
He will probably remsin there during
|! the summer.-Walkert0n Indepen-
dent.
Rochester Is about to attempt to
eradicate saloons from her midst. un-
der the new Moore bill. Medaryville
and White Post township are also
preparing to test the anti-saloon ele-
msnt and endeavor to drive saloons
from that township. Under the
Moore law. now.in force, after ma
jority of the legal voters sign re-
monstrance declaring they are OPP
posed to the liquor traffic 10 any
township, no license can be issued in
that township for . period Of two
years