The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-18

Sheriff Steiner went to South Bend
on business last Friday.
Sweet Potato Plants for Sale Viii
liam Wagner, Enterprise Addition.wa
Inez Windbigler went to Winona
Lake where she will remain for some
time.
Miss Saza McMaster went to Chi
cago where she will visit with friends
for several days.
Mrs. Olive Jackman is here visit
ng at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
p Jackman.
Miss Pearl Winnings of Marion, is
here on visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. !. J. Winnings.
Norman N. Miller went to Malta
wan, Michigan in the interests of the
Plymouth Canning Company.
G. F. Gilman OF northern Illinois,
left for Chicago after a weeks visit
with Mr.. Turnbull of this city.
Marie Hopkins returned to her
home at Grovertown after visiting rel
atives in this city for some time.
Mrs. John Dinnerboiler returned to
her home at South Bend after a visit
with Mrs. z. Mann OF near this city.
Miss Arlie Clifford has returned
to her home at Kewanna after a
weeks visit in this city with Miss
Minnie Swindell and other friends.
The Nickle Plate railroad will run
a double excursion August 21st. one
to Niagara Falls and one to Atlanta
City, New Jersey.
The first Strawberry festival of the
season is announced for "Wednesday
evening, May p, at Hills Cafe TO be
given by the Presbyterian laties.
Elton Rainey WHO has been tempor-
arily at Longcliffe, has improved to
such an extent that he has been allow
ed to return to his home.
Rev. Charles Darling Of the Presby-
.erian church at Walkerton, has re-
signed his charge at that place and &C
eptel a charge i'll Minnesota.
The legal fraternities OF the various
cities and towns of Marshall and Full
ton counties attended in a body the
funeral of the late ex-Judge A. c. Ca
prom
Mrs. Caroline A. johnson, widow OF
the late Amasa Johnson, left Mon
day for Seattle, Washington, to make
her home with her daughter, Mrs. Ida
Yost.
Ollie Fisher, an employee of the
South Bend Electric Co., accidentally
touched live wire, and was nearly
killed by the 600 to 1000 volts Eel
low employees pulled him from his
perilous position by means of ropes.
The rain was less severe here last
week than in many other places but
4 great deal of water fell and Yellow
river was higher than it has been at
any other time this spring and was
as high as it has ever been at this
season of the year.
Cyrus d. Roys of Elkhart had a
niger coachman; Roys went away
from home and the man took his val
liable team and drove to Michigan.
One OF the horses died while away
and now Roys wants the niger to
pay for it, He has sued the fellow
and demands $3.50 damages.
A petition signed by $4,000 people
has been presented to Governor
Beckham asking that the sentence OF
George Warner, doomed to hang May
10, be conmuted to life Imprisonment
Warner is from Logansport, Ind
He murdered Pulaski Leeds, superin-
tendent of machinery of Louisville g.
Nashville road.
An exchange says: did you ever
feel a sense of your own littleness by
returning home after a prolonged
absence and noting how few people
missed you? And that is the way it
will be when you have vanished for
ever. Therefore, don't get the big
head, though be careful that in re-
straining the size of your head you
do not lose your self-conhdence,
which is an admirable quality, and
without which there is no success"
James Confer who has been home
from the United States Navy visiting
his mother for the past week, left for
Milwaukee where he will visit his sis
ter Mr. Confer has been in the Navy
for four years as ''bugler" and has
been in every continent on the globe
except Australia. He carries with him
an honorable discharge which he re-
ceived month ago that time being
the expiration of his term of enlist
ment-four years.
Isaac Brown of Lake of the Woods
who has spent much time in travelling
during the past two years and has
written several letters for the Trib-
une, was married recently to Mrs. A.
Max of near Oxford, Ind, where she