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

on business.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Boys, baby
girl, April 20.
Mrs. j. w. Maxey has returned
from a visit with relatives at South
Bend.
Owen Albert and wife went to d.
ma, Ind where they will visit with
the letter's mother.
Mabel Strunk and brother Bert
went to South Bend to attend the
funeral OF their grandfather.
Thomas Stack returned to Tolles-
ton, after spending Sunday with
friends in this city.
G. F. Holtzendorff, Frank Thomas,
Ward Logan and Willard Field spent
Sunday in South Bend.
Mrs. George Stockman returned to
Bourbon, after visiting for several
DAYS with her mother here.
Mrs. j. ]. Siple returned to her
home at Argos, after visiting here
and at Donaldson for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Berlin, of Fort
Wayne, spent Easter with the latter s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Ulrich.
Clyde Snyder left for Cando, North
Dakota where he will remain during
the summer.
Joseph Wineberg moved his family
to Noblesville Tuesday. He was en-
ployed for year in the Altman cloth.
ing store.
Alice Schall. after spending Easter
here with her sister: Mrs. Elmer
Beckner, returned to her home at
Argos.
Charles Fl. Lehr, ex.auditor of
Marshall county, who has resided 10
Missouri for several years, has moved
back to his old home at Bremen.
Miss Laura Boss, who teaches in
the Bremen schools. spent SATURDAY.
and Sunday with her parents and
sisters at home.
Pitcher Gardener, the Bremen
wonder, is i'll and not able to take
part 10 the practice games Of the Fort
Wayne champions.
Mrs. Ketcham and daughter, Mrs.
Robert Cough, who spent the winter
at Ell Paso, Texas, have returned to
their home in Plymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Richard, OF
Green township, are parents Of baby
boy born Easter Sunday morning. He
is the seventh child and fifth son, all
of whom are living.
About 26O people of Marshall coun.
ty passed the common school examin.
alton, which admits them into the
high schools of the county. This is a
very good showing.
The bank of England, at London,
lands upon piece of ground valued
at $3.50 square foot. If the bank
should find itself pressed for money
it could sell its site for s32. 10000.
Culver military academy at Lake
Maxinkuckee has been granted anoth
er cutter by the navy department OF
the government. This will make five
such boats now held by that school.
Rev. 1. T. Sweeney has ring that
is 500 years old. 1t was presented to
him when he was consul general at
Constantinople just before he was
succeeded by our fellow townsman,
Judge Hess.
Sunday, April 23d, was one of the
finest Easter days ever known in this
section Of country, and it is believed
that more people attended church
than on any similar occasion in the
history Of Plymouth.
Washington yangundy, an old res
ident of this county, died Friday
morning, aged 80 years, at his home
at old Upton, one mile north of the
town Of Tlppecanoe. The funeral
took place Saturday morning.
In number of southern Indiana
towns active efforts arc being made
to secure the closing of all the saloons
at the expiration OF their licenses
Public sentiment being practically a
unit on that subject In those locali-
ties the movemant bids fair to prove
successful.
Henry Yazel OF Bourbon who acct.
IDENTIFY shot himself in the thigh Wed.
nesday while attempting to break re-
volver preparatory to cleaning It, was
taken into custody by South Bend Of