The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-11

Mrs. H. B Myers returned to her
home at Rutland.
W. L. Williams and family have
moved TO Indiana Harbor.
Earl North of Chicago is home on
visit for several days.
Miss Veroka Shaw went to Culver
where she will spend the summer.
Miss Fay Webster went to Culver
where she will visit for several days.
T. E. Houghton has moved his
music stock from North Michigan
street in with A. NJ. Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Thayer went to
Indianapolis where they will visit
with friends for several days.
L. R. Bell returned to his home at
Manlius, N. Y latter weeks visit
here with J. W. Wiltfong and family.
Mrs. A N Crowley of Indiana
Harbor, who has been visiting here
for several days went to Culver on
visit.
Mrs Laura Wolf who has been Wis
iting for several days with her father
B. E. Ryder, returned to her home at
Elkhart.
THURSDAY evening at the home of
John Bowel occurred the marriage of
Jennie Marsh of Tiosa to 1. E. Bus
sard of Rochester. Rev. Howard Off
ciated
FOR SALE-Finest furnished Buff
fet and best location in South Bend on
easy terms. Call or write, F. B. Hoff-
man, 12s West Washington ST., South
Bend, Ind. d2w2
The students of the University OF
Michigan at Ann Arbor recently gave
County Fair" which netted $4,000,
The money will be used for the new
university club house.
All automobile owners who don't
have their machines properly tagged
and registered by May Is will be pro-
ceeded against by the prosecutor up
on order of the secretary of state.
Martin Burkett's large barn in Tip
pecanoe township was struck by
lightning Thursday and burned to the
ground. One horse was burned and
almost the entire contents of the
barn.
John Henry Kline was taken to
Longcliffe Saturday by Sheriff Stein
err and Deputy Sheriff Head. He was
very violent and talkative and they
were forced to carry him into the
train.
Joseph Smith, laborer, was taken
before Justice Molter Friday for de-
frauding his landlady, Mrs. Sophron-
Jus A. Griffin, out of s110O board
money. Not being able to pay he
was sentenced to eighteen days of
free board at the Jail.
Jasper N. Hess, general manager
of the Christian Publishing Associ-
alton of Dayton, Ohio, spent Monday
afternoon and Monday night with
relatives and friends in Plymouth.
He was for many years resident of
Argos and is we'll known throughout
Marshall county.
Walter Winner, fireman on the P.
F. & w. railroad, whose home is at
Fort Wayne, met with an accident
yesterday at the cinder pit west OF
town while getting off his engine
which resulted in the dislocation of
his shoulder
AS we understand the matter, Sim
mediate" steps toward municipal own
ership of street railways will be taken
in Chicago Immediately" after the
Lord Mayor has had an interview
with the man from GLASGOW, which
will be held Immediately" after the
arrival of that gentleman-an event
which has been postponed twice.
The Recital at the M. E. church
Friday evening by pupils of Prof. and
Mrs. Daniel Hahn, promises to be of
a high order There will be pupils
from Bremen, Argos, Bourbon and
Walkerton; also an elocutionist. Ad-
mission, adults 25 cents, children Is
cents at the door, All pupils free.
The Boys Military band, of Ander-
son, with about 40 pieces, has contrac-
ted to go to Lake Maxinkuckee to
furnish music for the Culver Military
institute during the summer term
They will enter the academy as Ca
diets and will be under military dist
pine.
Among those who went 70 South
Bend to attend the Hagenbeck show
were the following: Mesdames An
derson, Baer, ]. Blain, Burkett, Chase,
Conner, Cressner, Ed. Garnes, Hartle,
F.. Hill, w. w. Hill, Knott, Leonard,
Neff, Randall, Rinard, B. Southworth,
Tribbey and Underwood and Miss
Estella Chase.
Some of the good sisters in Roch-
ester church were shocked Sunday
when the minister made the following
statement: During this week I