The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-05-17
LOCAL NEWS

Bourbon Friday afternoon, to visit
until Monday with relatives here.
Miss Minnie Henney, who is en-
ployed at Valparaiso, visited in Ply
mouth Thursday and Thursday night.
Ed NJ Wright of Bremen, was in
Indianapolis to witness the laying of
the corner stone of the K. p temple
William Huff has purchased thu
Weise business building in Bremen,
the tallest brick building in that
towis
David Hull of Argos, one of the
oldest and staunchest Republicans of
Marshall county, was Plymouth
visitor Friday.
H. N. Slater. State dairy Inspector,
is spending a few days in Plymouth,
making experimental tests at Schlos-
ser's creamery.
South Bend Republicans will hold
their county convention June 2, the
same day of the big Republican con
vention in Plymouth.
Mrs. J. A McFarlin, Mrs. Ira earn
and daughter, Katherine of this city,
and Mrs. j. L. McFarlin of Chicago.
spent Friday at Argos.
Ms. Milton Soice. who accompan-
led her mother as far as Chicago on
her way home to Denver, returned to
Plymouth Thursday evening.
Most of the boats of the late. L. K.
Avery have been purchased by Henry
Stein who proposes to make things
hum at Steinberg this season.
Mrs. Harry Kahn has returned to
Indianapolis, after visit in this city
with Mrs. J. w. Dcutsch, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Lauer
DR.. Eley returned this morning
from Mount Clemens. Mich, very
much improved and expects to be
able to be in his Office in few days
The Bremen Enquirer says Plati
Mcdonald is putting out several
acres of peppermint in addition tc
his onion crop on his farm near Lake
OF the Woods.
And now we are told that people
should never eat strawberries and
greens at the same meal, because q
chemical change takes place that
poisons the system.
The proprietors OF the new town Of
Gary, that is expected to have hun
dred thousand inhabitants, say that
no saloons will be allowed in the
limits of the model city
L. NJ. Tanner and family are now
settled permanently in their new
home on North Michigan street
where they have one of the incest
residences in Plymouth
Forbes. the Plymouth seed and
flower man again has the contract fol
the flowers and plants at the Culver
Academy and will conn snce the
work Of planting in few days.
One of the papers at the congress
of physicians at Belgium, was cor
the use OF hot air in treating pa
TENTS" We didn't suppose physicians
had anything to learn on that subject
J. A. Skunk announces as can
didafe for prosecuting attorney by
the Republicans of Miami county
There are several other candidate:
and John Allen has big fight or
his hands.
An Albion man licked the posi-
master because the postmaster wouls
not send an unstamped lette~. but i
cost him more than it would to hav,
licked stamp and placed 1t on the
letter.
Quincy Kelley shipped his house
moving machinery to Winama'
Thursday evening and went from
here to Chicago before commencing
to move a very large building a
Winamac
John w. Railsback VS. Julia A
Suit, Nancy J. Young. Flora B. Lam
bert and Flora b. Lambert as admin
istratrix of the estate of Conrad w
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attachment filed Thursday May II.
Congressman Brick voted agains
free seed distribution by congress
but he said he would like to have ;
law enacted by which congressmer
could send rare and valuable seed.
plants and trees to their constituents
Brice Larimer, IS years old, sinc'
1885 resident of Elkhart county AMI
one OF the best known Democrats il
that section, is dead from genera
debility after several months illness
He was wealthy and had filled man,
Offices
jsseph Wartscher OF New York
wants to fly across the ocean. III,
says he can make the trip in FIVE days
but he will rig the balloon for ter
days and. carry five passengers will
him if he can find that many persons
willing to make the trip.
The Republican county committe,
met at Plymouth Saturday, and de
cided to hold county mass conven
ton in the court house yard on Sat
ufday, June 2. The representation
will be one vote for every ten cast a
the last national election-Bremer
Enquirer.
The contractor who built the Full
ton county court house and after