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

Mrs. George Wolford, who has
been i'll for three weeks, is somewhat
improved.
Mrs. Glen Hughes has returned to
South Bend after a visit of several
days at Argos.
There will be light refreshments at
the mems meeting at the Presbyterian
church this evening.
Mrs. W. G. Hutchinson, of Lapaz,
has returned from a visit of several
days at Etna Green.
Elias Compton, whose foot was am
putated at South Bend, has returned
to his home near Inwood
A. Z. Massena has bought a half
interest in the Zumbaugh blacksmith
shop on East Laporte street.
May seems to be the month of wed
dings in this vicinity this year. a
half dozen are already booked.
Mrs. Doan and son Harold, of Chi
cago, are visiting Mrs. Doans par
ents, Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Force
Miss Jean Oglesbee has been visit
ing the family of her brother, Rollo
B. Oglesbee at Laporte, several days.
Mrs. Adam Zumbaugn, who has
been quite sick for several days with
stomach trouble, is considerably i'm
proved.
Mrs. E. Gilpin of Hobart, has been
spending few days at Inwood repair
ing her property and visiting old
| friends.
J. +. Yocum and Oslo Wynn of La
paz, and Williams Riggens of Culver,
transacted business in Plymouth
Thursday
The subscribers of the Plymouth
Base Ball association will meet in AL
bert's hall this evening. A full attend
ance is desired.
Marriage licenses Thursday, John
Zimmerman and Miss Mary A. Theur-
er, Harry S. Marvin and Miss Mae
Eta Southworth.
| The Republican county committee
which meets Saturday will fix the
time for holding the Republican
county convention.
| Judge Hess will address the mems
meeting at the Presbyterian church
this evening. The judge will make
a speech worth hearing
The deepest sewer ever put down
in this city is on Miner street l,
ranges in depth from thirteen feei
to fifteen feet nine inches.
Congress has voted to continue the
distribution of free seeds. A large
majority of congressman seem e
: think that garden seeds make votes
| Any real Republican will be wei
come at the meeting OF the Republi
can committee at Albert's hall Satur
day 1t will be a Republican com
mittee meeting not meeting of bolt
ers.
| Mrs. Blanche Yoder of Toledo, o.
has been visiting Mrs. Mary Reec,
and Miss Bessie Reece and severa
other relatives here during the pas
two weeks
/ Mrs. p. J. Haag has returned from
| visit of week at Chicago, WHERE
she attended the silver wedding ami
veissary of Mr.. and Mrs William Ru
d. Mrs. Rudi is her sister
| NJ J. Myers was struck by an iroI
bar on the chest while unloading
tires on the Pennsylvania railroad
this morning. The injury although
very painful is not considered serious
At recent Democratic convention
in Chicago the followers OF Mayo
Dunno were inglorious.y 1-lsate b.
those who in the past rallied unde
the banner of Carter a. Harrison
and John p. Hopkins.
L
A full delegation went TO Roches
ter to attend the Democratic judicia
convention although it was announc
ed that Fulton county had no candi
date, Marshall county Democrats fel
they could not take any chances.
Charles Hite who is train dispatch
er at Fort Wayne, and Lester Hits
who is an operator near Pittsbure
were called to the home of their par
T. ents south of Inwood, last Tuesda
1 by the serious illness of their motheI
Mrs. Chas. Cornwall has been re
turned to the asylum at Logansport
She showed symptoms of dement,
, last Friday evening and was taken I
5 Plymouth Saturday and later take
, to the former place-Bourbon Mir
ror.
al The Democratic judicial delegate
{ met at Rochester today and nomin
ated J. A. Molter for prosecuting at
8 torney 1t is understood that all tn
Democrats who were defeated in thi
county are to be placed on the tickle
again this year.
Il DIR. Burtlent of South Bend an
DIR. Deneaut of Walkerton performe
( a painful operation on DIR. VIM. Eli
/ debrand They have removed fror
his hip large lipoma. The Upon
was PUT in alcohol for keeping II
is getting along very we'll at thi
writing.
One man at least must regard tn
San Francisco earthquake as an IN
mixed blessing He was in the cit
prison condemned TO hang en- tn
morrow When the walls were sEak
: Ell the guards fled and lie escape
from the fttubliuo rims He has III