The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-05-10
LOCAL NEWS


Brewer are spending week at Wi
mona.
Mrs. Permelia Goodell is visiting
her niece, Mrs Bode Bowel at Argos
this week.
Mrs Samuel earn and Mrs Ed
earn and little son are visiting in
South Bend.
There is a fine baby boy at the
home of Surveyor Vanvactor born
Tuesday morning.
If you want to assist in nominating
a Republican county ticket, come to
Plymouth, Saturday June 2.
Mozart Club concert for benefit San
Francisco earthquake sufferers Mon
day, May IA at NJ E. church.
H. E. Splitter of near Antioch
church. stopped in Plymouth Tues
day on his way to South Bend
Mrs. Frank Fertig is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Shindler, who is again
critically i'll at her home in Argos
Two of the best soloists ever heard
in Plymouth have been secured for
the Mozart Concert Tickets 35 cents.
Sydney Becker has returned to his
work in Chicago after visit of a
week with his parents and sister in
Plymouth.
Mrs. Olive Myers and children have
returned to Pullman, Mich, after a.
visit Of several days with relatives in
this county.
d. A. Ross and his daughter, Mrs.
Cramer, went to Tiosa Tuesday to see
Anna Welch, granddaughter of Mr..
Ross, reported very sick
John w. Davis and son, Paul, have
returned to Hammond, His father,
Joseph Davis, is still seriously i'll at
his home in this city.
We have not learned what name s.
E. Boys intends to give the party of
which he is chairman, secretary, treas
urer and general manages.
Mrs G. w. Smalley who has been
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Mil
ton Soice in this city, has returned to
her home at Denver, Colorado.
Three sheep-killing dogs were killed
in Bourbon Monday They had killed
thirty sheep for Bourbon township
farmers during the past week.
Mrs. Emma Castor and daughter
of Bourbon, have returned home after
visit of several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Armantrout near this city.
Al he Misses Kruger did not leave
California last Thursday but they ex-
pect to start home Thursday of this
week and reach here next Monday.
J. J. Hill of the Great Northern
Railroad has offered $3.50 in prizes
for the best managed and best titled
farms in the Dakotas and Minnesota.
Editor Zimmerman of the Bourbon
Advance. which now claims to be the
only Democratic paper in Marshall
county, was Plymouth visitor Tues
day.
The death o. Clarence Mickey at
South Bend, Saturday afternoon, was
caused by spinal meningitis. The fun
eral was held Tuesday morning at St.
Joseph's church., South Bend.
Patrick ]. Meehan, the lest edi-
ter of Catholic paper in the United
States, having served continuously for
ffty-four years as editor of the New
York Irish-Ameriean, is dead
Mrs. Jennie Kleindenst and two
daughters. of Baroda, Michigan, have
returned home after setting out 500
peach trees on the farm of Joseph
Kleindenst northwest of this city.
There will be only one Republican
ticket in Marshall county this year.
That ticket will be nominated at Ply
mouth, Saturday, June 2. No boilers
ticket will be a Republican ticket.
George AIDE is wise in refusing to
agree to the production of play
within a given time Contracts have
been responsible for many poor nov
ell and poor play.
F. M. McCrory killed a ratttlesnake
while at work in Green township
last week. He said it was the first
rattlesnake he had seen in 25 years
but he did not need anybody to tell
him what it was
The time when the Standard Oil
Company received all charges made
against it with contemptuous silence.
has passed Mr.. Garfield smoked Mr..
H. H. Rogers and Mr.. John D. Arch
bold out in short order.
Miss Sarah Pierce came down from
Chicago Saturday to visit until Tues
day with Mrs. Jennie Hawley and
other relatives here. She reports her
mother convalescent after severe i'll
ness of several weeks at her home
in Chicago
Burton Miller returned from Port
land, Oregon, Monday night He was
called here by telegram announcing
the critical illness of his mother, Mrs.
Amos C. Miller, but he found her
somewhat improved when he arrived
He has been in Oregon about two
years.