The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-04-19

Miss Bessie Mcdonald has gone to
South Bend for a visit of a few days.
Mrs. David earn left for Rockville,
Ills, Wednesday, 10 visit her brother.
Mrs. Harry Wallace who is here
from Kansas, is now visiting at Bour-
ben. SINS
The Pretty Lake nursery shipped a
car load of trees to Hammond Wed
nesday.
Henry Hullinger, of South Bend
visited and transacted business here
Wednesday.
Both sides in the Dowie Zion strug-
gle are busy preparing for the coming
fight in the courts.
Hard coal operators have rejected
the amended proposition of John
Mitchell for arbitration.
There are indications of a large
crop of fruit, but it is too early to
make positive predictions.
NILS. DidilSndiu anu uduSitci Vi
ulver, were guests of Mrs. Carlyle
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Dan Voreis went to Culver Wednes-
day to learn who the Democrats of
that vicinity want for sheriff.
The we'll known dentist, DR.. Smith,
will return to Plymouth for one day,
Monday April 23rd. Ross House.
A big sack of chicken feed screen
Milton FRUITS family have moved
here from South Bend. Mr.. Truitt
has been here about a month.
27th annual Encampment Grand
Army, Lafayette, Ind, May 21st 22nd
and card. Return May goth. Fare
$l.90.
Andrew Lolomaugh of Argos left
this city Wednesday for North Dako-
ia where he expects to spend the
hummer.
Our paper has been late this week
on account of a break in our machin-
cry but we think it will be out early
hereafter.
Luther Hoham has gone to Chicago
where he expects to be employed dur
ing the summer with a civil engineer
ing corps.
Mrs. R. A. Chase went to Greenville
Mich, Monday to attend the funeral
of her sister who died at Duluth,
Minnesota.
Prof. K. A. Randall has started a
movement to form an oratorical asso-
citation of the high schools of north
ern Indiana.
Jacob GARDENER, H. H. and Charles
Miller of Bremen and r. c. O'Blenis
of Argos. transacted business in this
city Wednesday.
Charles Broker will have a public
sale of personal property at his resi-
dence three miles south of Donaldson,
Monday April 80.
Mrs. James Wright and Miss Della
Wright, of Walkerton, spent Wednes-
day with Mrs, Newell Graves and
other relatives in Plymouth.
Mrs. Ferguson and Mrs Feltz, of
Gallon, Ohio, who have been visiting
Mrs. Bert Bushman, went 70 Bourbon
for a visit before returning home.
Mr.. Carlton of Muncie, who owns a
cottage at the lake, was here on bust
ness Wednesday and visited his old.
friend and neighbor, T. J. Winnings.
Conel f. Yazel and Miss Bessie
Morris were married at the residence
of the brides mother in the south
part of this city Tuesday evening.
A majority of the towns and viii
lagos of Illinois, voted Tuesday
against saloon license; consequently
more than half the state will be dry
Special rate to Rochester, Ind,
Lake Manitou round trip 80 day limit
9oc and on Thursday Friday and Sat
urday. Good returning following
Monday Csc.
Hibard Sykes of Lapaz, was in Ply
mouth Wednesday. He is one of the
old and substantial residents of North
township,bu is very lame on account
of rheumatism.
c. II. Buck arrived from Pennsy1-
vania Tuesday on a business trip in
this section of Indiana, visited over
night with relatives and went from
here TO Rochester.
Mrs. Ellery Gordon with her little
daughter has returned to her home in
Green township, after a visit of a few
days in North township with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Wade.
/ The Goshen News says, w. w.
Hatch and his sister we're called to
Chicago, Monday to attend the funeral
OF their cousin who was shot dead
within a block of his home by hold
up men.
Tom Taggart predicts that the next
house OF representatives will be Dem
ocratic. Thomas began to make pol
itical forecasts in 1894 and the Dem
ocrats have been losing ever since
that time.
The democrats are seeking a con-
gressional candidate in the Thirteenth
district and are urging ex-J udge Geo.
Burson, of Winamac, and Benjamin F.
Shivcly of South Bend to take the
nomination.
Mrs. A. Z. Rhodes, Mrs. George II.
Thayer and Mrs. w. T. Leonard have
been chosen as delegates TO attend