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

Attorney Iden Romig of South
Bend, transacted business in Ply
mouth Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Flaharty of
Fort Wayne, were here to attend the
funeral Of Charles Ryan.
Mrs. Radican and Mrs. Adam Ke-
bert, both residents of the south
west part of town are seriously ILL.,
The annual conclave of the grand
commandery Knights Templars of
Indiana, will lie held at Winona Ned
esday and Thursday.
Robert Miller of Chicago, returns
home Saturday after visit of ten
days with his uncle and aunt, Mr.
ad Mrs. James Deloney.
All nature is smiling on the Yellow
River valley and all other sections OF
Marshall county and the farmers are
busy blowing and planting.
l.. G. Harley has been spending
considerable time at Bourbon during
the past two weeks on account of the
illness and death of his mother.
Mrs. w. ID. Fulk of Coldwater,
Mich, who was called here by the
death of her aunt, Mrs. Daniel Har-
ley, who died at Bourbon, has return
ed home
Prof. Daniel Hahn was in our city
Tuesday. His trip through the west
and south proved beneficial to his
health. He is preparing to teach a
class in this place.-Bourbon Ad-
vance
Fred Tescher of South Bend, Re-
publican who was twice elected treas
urer of Marshall county when the
Democrats had large majority, was
sinking hands with friends i'll Ply
mouth Friday.
The new Methodist church at In
diana Harbor will be dedicated next
Sunday The building cost $4,000 and
is entirely free of debt. Subscriptions
are now being taken for church If
the new city of Gary.
Mr. and Mrs. /. morris, Warsaw:
oldest married couple, celebrated
their 62nd wedding anniversary in I
very quiet manner Tuesday. Durins
the day a number of the old friend:
of the couple called on them.
On a plot of less than three acres
near Paris, which rents for $500 f:
year, is raised 100000 pounds of veg
etabIes annually. The irrigationrst.
and intensive farmers have hold of ;
large proposition.
Misses Emma and Ella Nye, daugh
tiers CT Valentine Nye of Polk town
ship, have returned from a visit a
Goshen and their aunt, Mrs. Poor
baugh, came home with them for ;
visit with relatives here.
The Walnut township commence
ment at the NJ p. church in Walnut
Tuesday evening, May 1, was we'll at
tended There were &c graduates an
Rev. ID. r. Atkinson OF Argos, deliv
cred the principal address.
Ali of the experts alcs,g the var
ious railroad lines in the southwes
predict bumper yield of fruit an
wheat This is the right kind of
prediction, and one in which the pub
lie will be glad to see the forecaster
make good.
John Godfrey the Miami chieftai
who murdered his father near For
Wayne, two years ago, but was &C
quilted because the evidence was sua
gestive Of self defense is now stu
dent in the Indian school at Carlisl,
Pa John is Mason of high degre,
Red Cloud the celebrated India
chief is 81 years old, but he Marie
a new wife few days ago and the
are now. on a wedding tour. Re
Cloud has plenty of money and h
telegraphed Thursday to the mo:
fashionable hotel in Cleveland that
wanted the best bridal chamber r.
served for him and his squaw.
Corssin H. Spencer, the millionair
fnancier and speculator of St. Loui
died suddenly Thursday He was 10:
ing tens of thousands of dollars b
the slump in Wall street and fe
from his chair while receiving tn
news and died in three hours. E.
element, indigestion and heart failur
were given as the cause of death.
The Hamlet bank has commence
the erection of building to be OF
cupied by it as soon as complete,
1t is to be built on the corner we:
of the postoffice of sand lime brio
trimmed in Bedford stone, "a by
feet in size and one story high. Pal
of the material is already on TIL
ground and the work will be pushe
as rapidly as possible
Seator Shoots friends have mad
careful canvass of the Senate an
declare that more than fifty senator
are in favor of his retaining his sea
They are confident that the two-thirt
vote necessary to expel can not B
had, and this view is shared by som
of the senators most eager to tur
their colleague out. The case
likely to call out long debate
the Senate.
Near Winamac, Ind. Wednesda,
Mary Edith Conner, aged 10 month
was burned to death by her 4-yea
old brother Mrs Conner had tie
her daughter in child's arm chat
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