The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-04-26
LOCAL NEWS

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week.
Reconnaissance Dolph of Tee
garden, transacted business in Ply.
mouth Wednesday.
Fred II. Kuhn and DR.. Eley are a
Mount Clemens, Mich, taking treat
ment for rheumatism.
Miss McCaw, the eldest daughter
of Rev. Mr.. McGaw of Bourbon
is reported seriously i'll.
Considerable pneumonia has been
caused in San Francisco by the cold
rains that followed the fire.
The deaths caused by the Califor-
MIA earthquake and fires will not be
very many more than 1000.
WANTED-Girl to assist with
homework. Apply to Mrs Il. J. Hur-
SEN, South Michigan street.
Alva Hall and Fl. A. Ritenour OF
Tippecanoe township, transacted
business in Plymouth Wednesday.
Mrs. R c. O'Blenis has returned
to her home at Argos. after a visit
of several days in this city and South
Bend.
Several Plymouth ladies attended
the district convention of the Rath-
bone Sisters at Michigan City this
week. -
The Y. w. S. U. OF the Presby Ter
ian church meets Thursday evening
with Mrs. H. B. Joseph on Willia.s,
street.
Mrs M. Bennett and Mrs. Walter
mckinley, of Fort Wayne, are guests
at the home of Charles Becknell and
family.
Several of the Modern Samaritan
lodges have disfanded. This seems
very sensible, probably better than
going into another organization.
The city council considered a spit
ting ordnance at its last meeting and
when it becomes a law it is hoped
the sidewalks will be cleaner.
About fifteen millions OF dollars
have been raised for the California
sufferers and it is expected that the
twenty million mark will be reached.
Miss Edythe Bodine of South
Bend, who has been visiting with
Miss Bessie Evans and other friends
since Saturday returned to her home
Wednesday.
Nelson Mclaughlin has gone to
Douglas. Ohio, a small station FIVE
miles east of Upper Sandusky where
he will be- employed as night operat-
o. for a few weeks.
Mrs. Tea, who resided in Polk
township, and moved with her hus-
band to Wisconsin, is very seriously
i'll at the home of her father, William
Town, near Etna Green.
The Pennsylvania road is taking
up subscriptions from employees be-
tween Chicago arid Pittsburg for the
San Francisco sufferers which will
be known as the Fort Wayne road
contribution"
Food is going into San Francisco
rapidly and as the National Red
Cross has charge of the relief meas
ures and must o for the great
funds appropriated there is not much
danger of graft.
Mrs. A. Ogren of Minnesota, who
has ben visiting her sister and other
relatives at Donaldson, went to South
Bend Wednesday accompanied b,
Mrs. Winecrist and children, and will
visit there a few days.
The remains of John Paul Jones
were placed in a temporary vault a
Annapolis Monday. Addresses were
delivered by President Roosevelt
and other distinguished men and tn,
ceremonies were elaborate.
Robert S. Monroe and family o.
Tyner, left for Oklahoma City Wed
nesday forenoon to make that p1ac,
their home. Fred Monroe has beer
located there during the past yeal
and is well pleased with the country
There was another earthquak,
shock at San Francisco Sunday nigh
just before midnight. 1t only lasteC
a few seconds and did no damage
but many of the people remained
awake during the night fearing othei
disturbances.
Reed Smoot says there are no Nor
mo tramps. This fact may be ex
planned on the theory that Mormon:
don't need t ramp. The Mormon
who hates to work can keep on try
ing until he finds a wife who will
support him.
Hundreds of letters and message,
have been received in northern lndi
ana this week telling of the safet,
of relatives in San Francisco, ant
many anxious hearts have been re
lieved. The death of no one from
this section has been reported.
In a report just issued by the For
est Service it is shown that Indian;
msaufactured 90 per cen of all TIL
hoops made in this country last wear
No other state has as good a show
ing. Indiana also produced 4 pc
cent of the slaves and 3 per cent o
the headings made last year.