The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-03-29


Charles Glaub was home from Ko-
komo over Sunday.
Samuel Durbin of Chicago, spent
Sunday in Plymouth.
U. G. Singer and family have moved
from Argos to Mishawaka.
c. A. Smith of Argos, went to
South Bend Monday, for a visit of a
few days.
Miss Hazel Neff came up from Wi
mona Saturday and spent SUNDAY with
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr Miller of Chi
cago, spent Sunday with relatives and
friends in Plymouth.
The Schlosser creamery in this city
has just installed one of the finest
new churns in the state.
Clifford Williams, who has been
employed at Kokomo, has returned
home to remain permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Steele were call
ed to Rochester Monday to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Manning.
L. NJ. Styles, who is employed at
Rochester, was at home sick last week
but has returned to work again.
T. J. Hursen of Chicago, with his
wife and family is visiting his father,
Patrick Hursen, just south of the city.
Jim Poulson stopped in Plymouth
Monday on his way to his home in
Tippecanoe, from a visit of several
days at South Bend.
M. F. Brosnahan stopped in Ply
mouth Monday on his way from
Pierceton to Michigan where he is
now publishing a paper.
State Auditor Bigler has given the
Knights of Honor a rehearing and has
given them permission to do business
in Indiana another year.
Hat hunting will be in order among
the ladies for the next two weeks.
1 Easter COIlCS idtC tnio ySdi diid th>t~
will be a profusionof new hats.
John Phillips of South Bend, visited
over Sunday at bourbon and his
mother, Mrs. Jennie Phillips, went
home with him for a visit of two
weeks.
Henry Wheeler of Green township,
died Saturday. He leaves a wife and
one child. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wheeler
went to Argos Monday to attend the
funreal.
Rev. Geo. A. Hill and wife Of Ro-
chester, went to Bourbon Monday
morning to assist in a two weeks re-
vival meeting at the Presbyterian
church.
The Plymouth High School will
give an entertainment Friday evening
for the benefit of the alumni and or
chestra. 1t will be good and should
have a large audience.
Mrs. DR.. How and soa, Lewis, OF
Lakeville, arrived Saturday evening to
visit until Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. How's father, w. E.
Leonard, on Miner street.
Mrs. DIR. Lindquist was called to
Defiance, Ohio, Monday morning by
the death Of her sisters husband. Her
little son, Frank, accompanied her and
she will remain several days.
To be obedient to the law, whether
in office or out of Office is a mighty
good rule to adopt and follow. No
man can be a law unto himself and
not some time get into trouble.
The boilers, disorganizers and trait
ors of the Republican party in Mar
shall county are beginning to lose
faith in Boys as a leader, and Ed
earn begins to wonder where he is
at.
When Rev. Mr.. Grimes and wife
awoke Monday morning they found
their baby, aged three months, dead
in bed. They do not know The cause
of its death as it seemed to be well
when they retired in the evening The
child died at Tyner.
Within the FIVE days following the
burglary at Logansport, the libraries
at Wabash, Peru, Huntington, .Koko-
mo, Anderson, Hammond, Crown
Point and Fort Wayne were looted
and the same gang is thought to have
: done all the jobs as the methods were
: identical.
Mrs. Richie, who has been making
her home with her daughter, Mrs
Mckay, at Valparaiso, since she wa:
{ stricken with paralysis a year ago
came to Plymouth Tuesday to visi'
, her sons, John and Lee Richie. She
is in tolerably fair health but is no
able to walk.
John w. Wiltfong visited his son
: DR.. Charles Wiltfong, who has beer
: sick in a hospital at Chicago, severa
Qd1o- Il iOulQ III w.
improved and expecting to spend
d few days with his parents in Ply
mouth this week before resuming hi
practice in Chesterton.
Every Republican wants to recollec
that there was harmony in the Repub
!, lican party until tn boilers and disor
D ganizers headed by Boys, Yockey
Pickerl & Co. started in to disrup
the party. Are you going to stand b,
the boilers and grafters or are you 10
the party, honesty and decency in pol
n itics.
Mrs. A. J. Carey has returned t
o her home at Windfall after a visi
with her brothers, the Staley's in thi
county. Her niece, Miss Loudel
l. Staley, went home with her to visi