The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-05-24
LOCAL NEWS

TOMORROW
Charles Glaub returned to Kokomo
Monday evening.
Excursion to Indianapolis over the
L. E. & w. next Sunday.
Sweet potato plants for sale. VIM
Wagner, southeast Plymouth. w2ds
John Flaharity and Mr.. Casey of
Fort Wayne, spent Sunday IT. Ply
= mouth.
Curtis Adomeit has accepted a po-
sition in telegraph Office at Fort
Wayne.
H. b. Whitlock came down from
Bremen Saturday to visit his family
until Wednesday.
Unfavorable crop reports come
from the southwest and the price of
wheat is advancing.
Mrs. S. L. Richie has gone to
Mishawaka for visit of week with
her sons in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hendricks OF
Logansport, arrived Tuesday noon
for visit in this city
Most farmers are done planting
corn and corn is coming up nicely
but rain is needed badly.
Mrs. Elnora Romig has secured
employment at Quincy, Mich, and
left for that place Tuesday.
St. Mary's Guild will meet tonight
May 22nd with Mrs. Bert Reeve All
members are requested to be present.
There is shortage in the straw
berry crops of southern Illinois and
southern Indiana, caused by the very
dry weather.
William Walters, of South Bend,
for several years sexton at Oak Hill
cemetery in this city, was Plymouth
visitor Tuesday.
Base ball game between South
Bend and Plymouth Thursday after
noon. The great game of the season
Do not forget it.
Mayor J. E. Schultz of Michigan
City, was a guest at the home of his
brother-in-law, John c. Bunnell in
this city Tuesday.
An old settler of the northern part
of this county said Tuesday that he
never saw the ground SO dry at this
season of the yer.
Attorney O'Blenis of Argos, is
transacting legal business here. He
is one of the prominent attorneys of
the Marshall county bar
Mrs. David Lolomaugh of Argos,
went to South Bend Tuesday to visit
her daughter who has been in the
hospital there four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnell have return
ed to South Bend after a visit of
several days with relatives at Talma
and in the south part of Tippecanoe
township.
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, County Institute, will be held
at the Christian church May cath, 25
beginning at 2 p. m. and 7:3O D. m
All cordially invited.
The Ladies of the Episcopal church
will serve an elegant dinner tomor-
row from 500 p. m. on, at the home
of Mrs. J. B. Bowel on Laporte
street. Everybody welcome.
Tuberculosis caused AS deaths in
Indiana during the month of April,
according to the report of the state
board of health. OF the victims, 191
were males and ga females.
Mrs Eley B. Miner. wife of the
weil-known postal clerk, united with
the M. E. church Sunday. She is the
only daughter of Peter Helm, who
resides northeast of this city.
john Alien Skunk was renominated
for prosecuting attorney of Miami
county by the Republican convention
at Peru last Saturday He had two
opponents, but he got 20 votes more
than both of them combined on the
first ballot.
The pneumonia deaths in April
were 1853 more than in the cores
ponding month last year. liz, is
an increase also to be noted9 Ills
comparison in cancer, the ieaths
numbering 126 for this April and
eighty-six for April last year
1t is announced from Marion, Ind.
through the Leader there, that Indi
ana Democrats will within a week
or two have a state paper. Unti
next fall it will be published as +:
weekly, in indianapolis, and it is the
intention to then issue daily ed
ton.
Twenty-six veterans and member.
of the Relief Corps left for Lafayett,
on the Lee & W. excursion trair
Tuesday morning. Several went OF
the Vandalia and on Mondays trains
consequently the attendance from
this city at the encampment probabl
reached forty.
Mrs Adam Kebert died at / 20 thi
morning at her home on South stree
after long illness She was one O
the old residents of the city havin
resided in the house where she die
more than thirty years. Funeral sci
vices will be held at the residenc
at 1870 p. m. Thursday.
Swadener Williams and Miss Am
Heeter, both of North Mancheste