The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-16

The Wallace show is now mapping
out its route for the coming season.
The United States Senate will finish
up its work and adjourn this week.
George Hendricks has gone to In
dianapolis for visit of few days.
A marriage license was issued to
George S. Staley, 80 and Edith Ander-
son, &C.
Miss Mary Brown was called to
Chicago yesterday by the illness of a
friend.
John Johnson, of Bourbon, visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Marshall, yesterday
Indications for a greaNpeach crop
were never better at this season OF
the year than now
Special sale on Pillsbury's Best
Flour for Saturday only at Jacox's
Grocery. WI
Mrs. Julia A. Work and Miss Anna
Barr have gone to Pensacola, Florida.
where they will spend several days.
G. w. Hayes, the sassafras man
went to South Bend to dispose of
basket full of his goods yesterday.
John G. Mickey and wife left for
Minot, N. Dakota, yesterday morning.
They will make that place their home.
Reports from the Michigan belt
say that prospects are good for
large crop of every kind of fruit this
season
Foster Groves, the republican coun-
ty chairman has secured a position
at Knox as bookkeeper for the N. Y.
c. & St. L.
The High School band is prepar-
ing to give social and concert in AL
bert's hall, Friday, March II, for the
benefit of the band.
Potatoes are very cheap this spring
and it is probable that it will pay
farmers to plant large crops in antici-
patton of high prices next year.
Miss May Disher is suffering from
serious spinal trouble which has par
alyzed her lower limbs. She is cheer
ful however and many friends hope
hat she will speedily recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Capron and
Mrs. Conrad Suit, who have been
spending the winter at Los Angeles,
California are preparing to return
TO this city in few weeks.
Mrs. Dollie Yost has returned to |
Ter home at Mishawaka, after spend !
ng a few days with her parents, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Chas. J. Eich and other
'elatives and friends in this city.
Mr., and Mrs. Lyman Dunnick have
returned to their home at Palestine.
after spending several days with |
he family of Earnest Castleman, who
-esides three miles west of town.
The grand jury at Bedford is still
investigating the murder of Miss Sar-
an c. Shafer, and it seems probable
that from the mass of evidence OBJ
tanned the murderer will be found.
The Graham & Morton transporta-
ion company opend transportation on
Lake Michigan by starting their first
steamer across the lake Monday eve
ming.
Daniel Hess, who has been a resi-
dent of Elkhart county over rs years,
is seriously i'll at Goshen. He and
his wife expected to celebrate their
61st wedding anniversary in a few
weeks.
Bert Beerbower, of Logansport,
was in Plymouth today He is about
thirty pounds heavier than when he
began work for the Vandalia, three
years ago. He still calls Plymouth
home.
Mrs. H. c. Kayzer, of Goldendale,
Wash, has been here this week look
ing at the farm formerly owned by
A. I. Wallace, west of Plymouth,
and she may trade a mill in Washing
ton for the farm.
The anti-cigarette law will be tested
in the courts. Laws of this kind are
always attacked by those whose Pc
cuniary interests are involved, and
many such laws have been declared
unconstitutional
Center township examination for |
graduation from the sth grade will be |
leld at the Washington building, Sat-
irday, March Is, 1905, in room &C."
Pupils expecting to write are request
ID to report by $50 in the morning.
Elder ]. B. Carter has been assist
ing Rev. Mr.. Simons of the u. B. |
church in his meetings at Tyner. He /
preached to large audinces seven eve
lings and is much impressed with the
good order and general intelligence
If the people of that village.
William Kleckner, who was taken |
% Longcliff, two months ago, has re-
turned to his home three miles east
IF Plymouth. The arrangement his
mind, it is supposed, was caused By a |
lot of blood on the brain. He IS