The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-04-05

Ray Metsker has returned from
school at Bloomington and is again
reporting for the Democrat.
Miss Minnie Marsh of Sligo, hai
gone to North Dakota, where she ex
poets to spend the summer.
Fred A. Cole and wife of Sout!
Bend, are spending a few days will
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lamson.
Mrs. A. J. SWEET has returned tc
her home at Hanna, after a visit o
a few days with her sons here.
Mr.. Reece and wife of Fort Wayne
have returned home after a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. P. o. Jones.
A. J. Metsker of Monticello, ha:
been spending a few days in this city
with his son, the editor of the Dem.
ocrat.
Charles McKinney's youngest child
on William street is quite sick with
an attack of lung fever caused by
measles.
r. c. O'Blenis, the we'll known Ar
Cos attorney, was in Plymouth Thurs
day and reported all quiet in Argos
and vicinity.
Mrs. Simeon Blue has returned TO
her home at Mentohe. after a visit of
a few days in Plymouth with Mrs.
Daniel Mcdonald.
Mrs. Rena Hill has returned to
South Bend, and her daughter, Mrs.
Bodkin of Warsaw, went home with
her to visit in South Bend.
Mrs. Carmichael of the state board
of charities, has returned to Indian
apolis, after a visit of a few days
with Mrs. Work at Brightside.
The sum of $4,000 has been sub
scribed in Elkhart to get the General
Mfg. Co., which agrees to employ 200
men within two months, making ma
chinery.
Several of the old settlers say
there was a big snow on April 6,
1886, but it soon melted and within
a week the weather was warm and
pleasant.
Messrs. Dougherty and Rensberger
of Walkerton, visited at Monroe
Steiner's and made our Office a pleas
ant call. Mr.. Rensberger IS Ms
Steiner's brother.
In connection with the coat strike,
it is understood that the attitude OF
the Standard will be one of strict neu-
trality. Kansas City manufacturers
have arrangd to burn crude oil.
Legislation for the Panama Canal
in Congress is considered impossible
this session, and this will leave the
president and the commission free to
go ahead with the lock type of water
way.
Miss Mary Theuyrer has returned
to her home north of Bourbon after
a visit of two weeks with Grandma
Rentschler, Miss Birkhold, Mrs.
Speisshoffer and other relatives in
Plymouth.
Mrs. Jacob Hoham and daughter
were called to Argos Thursday by the
serious illness of Erwin Thompson,
who has been in declining health for
over a year and became very serious
ly i'll a few days ago.
Mrs. Manning of Carthage, Ind,
who has been for FIVE weeks at the
bedside of her sick brother, Mr.. Gal
ioway, has returned home. Mr.. Cal
loway is growing weaker and there
is no hope of his rec overy.
Mrs. Nancy J. Disher died at Hans
boro, N. Dakota Wednesday, March
2s. She was the mother of Peter
Disher Of this city and one of the
pioneers of Marshall county. The
remains will be brought to Bourbon
for burial.
Arthur B. Holt of Kankakee, ILL.,,
has purchased the Culver Citizen and
takes control April 1. The issue of
the Citizen April 5, will no doubt con-
tain his salutatory. John Henry
Koontz and son have given Culver a
good paper. -
Harry Knott and Clifford Burket
who are home from Wabash college
for their spring vacation are having
a good time with their many young
friends in Plymouth. Both seem in
love with their school and have been
getting on nicely with thsir studies.
B. E. Ryder has returned from a
trip through central and southern
Kansas. He is much pleased with the
looks of that country and says every
thing is booming at Pratt, Meade and
other places, not as large as Ply
raouth, scores of houses costing from
$4,000 to $4,000 are being built.
The horse stolen from Carl Rey-
nolds was found in Pulaski county by
Sheriff Steiner. A farmer found the
horse in the road, put him up and
the cards sent out by the sheriff iden-
tilted him. 1t is evident that the
horse was stolen probably by Mar
shall county talent, and was turned
loose near where he was found.
The Chicago Daily Journal of Mon
day evening has in its list of mar.
rage licenses the names of Milton
Zwoster and Lena Bagley. Mr.. Zwos-
ter is "a years old and his bride, WHO
is a Plymouth girl is 20. They are
old enough and young enough to do
right and prosper and many friends
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