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

Henry Nash, OF near Walkerton,
was Plymouth visitor Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. D. c. Cole are =.
ing in St. Joseph county this Elk.
D. W. Jacoby is the new street
commissioner selected by Mayor Lo-
gan.
Ralph Leonard is attending the
state meeting of funeral directors at
Indianapolis.
Ed E Rogers, the painter and pa
per hanger, transacted business in
South Bend today.
Farmers are very busy planting
corn this week and the ground is in
excellent condition.
W. S. Ramsey and wife of Bour-
bon, visited relatives and friends in
Plymouth Tuesday.
E. c. Martin visited relatives and
transacted, business at Richland, Full
ton county, Tuesday.
Mrs: Harry Miller has returned to
her home in Chicago after visit of
ten days in Plymouth.
The splitting ordinance is now a
law. No more splitting or. the side
walks will be allowed.
Saloon licenses have been increased
to $1,000 in Chicago and there are
1900 fewer saloons than under low
license.
Mr. and Mrs. Welcome Miller and
Charles w Ramsay went to South
Bend to attend the funeral o; Isaac
Miller
C. S. Snyder, of Tyner, who has
been building house for W. H. Nor
ris, has completed his work and re-
turned home.
Mrs. Scott has returned to Mime
sofa after spending "a week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon
Bowen in this city.
George Bowel visited at Fort
Wayne Monday and Mr. and Mrs.
]. B. Bowel went to Delphi for a
visit of few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ringle of
Bourbon, were Plymouth visitors
Tuesday. Mr.. Ringle had a promi-
nent part in the capture of Rettinger
last Saturday
Mrs H. A. Logan and daughter,
Ruth, and Mrs. Harry Miller, who
has been visiting here, took advant-
age of the excursion and visited In
dianapolis Sunday.
Mrs. S. E. Flora of this city and
her sister. Mrs. Bryan Of Bourbon,
and Mrs Arthur Bryan of Plymouth,
went to Argos Tuesday to visit rela-
tives in that vicinity.
John Whitkamper, a former oper-
ator here, now day operator at Wan
atah, stopped in Plymouth Monday,
with thirty days leave of absence,
on his way to St. Louis and Oklaho-
ma
Plymouth Kilwinning No. 14e &
A Nj will confer the Fellow Craft de-
gree on three candidates Wednesday
evening, May 10th at 7:30 p m. Take
iiotice and govern yourselves accord
ingly-
George III. Thayer will deliver the
memorial address at Argos May 80,
Hon. John B. Stoll delivers the adj
dress at Goshen and Rev. John S.
Crowder will be the speaker in Ply
mouth
Mrs. J. W. Rinard, who spent the
winter in California, returned to Ply
mouth Monday night. She was in
Mexico at the tire of the earthquake
but almost her entire wardrobe and
other belongings were IN San Fran
cisco and were destroyed by FIRE.
She will have very good reasons for
recollecting the earthquake.
The statement of the Chronicle that
the boilers convention here would
be addressed by the Republican can
didate for attorney general receives
a setback in the letter of Judge Bing-
ham published in another column. 1t
shows that Editor Boys is capable OF
downright falsehood, just as are sew
eral other men. with whom he is
closely associated.
Misses Theresa Kruger and Kate
Schooner arrived from California at
1922 a. m Tuesday instead of Mon
day afternoon. They were delayed
over twenty hours by wreck in Col
orado Both are we'll and can no
doubt tell much about their earth
quake experience, but have not been
here long enough TO talk much about
it yet They are glad to get home
and their friends are glad to have
them here
Metsker says it is all right for the
prosecuting attorney to clean out the
sinks and dens of iniquity where
gamblers congregate, but it "repu-
table citizen" CANDLES from $50 p.
m. Saturday until 80 a. m. Sunday
and goes to church and makes q
speech Sunday evening, he ought to
be immune from prosecution. But j.
is the reputable citizen" who leads
young men and boys astray when he
drinks and CANDLES and disregards
the law generally.