The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-05-03
LOCAL NEWS


trains Saturday.
]. L. Marvin was called te
Findlay, Ohio Friday by The
death of a nephew.
NJ. A. @. Packard went to his
home in Chicago Friday after
moor to remain over Sunday.
Washington authorities have
decided to send $500 additional
troops to San Francisco.
The Bremen Equirer says there
will be 100000 worth of building
done in Bremen this season.
w. P. Holland has moved into
the house he recently purchased
of J. w. Siders on South street.
Mrs. Anderson of South Bend
with her two little children, is
visiting her mother at Donald
son.
Mrs. Ben Linkenllelt and
daughter have returned from a
visit of a week with relatives in
Bremen.
Mrs. William Hite of South
Whitley has been the guest of her
mother, Mrs. J. M. Kyser for a
few days.
Mrs. Bessie Callahan is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Underwood
and other relatives and friends in
South Bend.
Us. Colt of Richmond, KY.
who IS travelling for his health
stopped a few days with friends
in this vicinity.
Mrs. Anna Stouffs- Reynolds
has arrived in Columbia City
from San Francisco, Cal, and
says she would not go back there
for a million dollars.
Mrs. c. w. Suit has received a
letter from Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Lambert, at Los Angeles, Cal,
stating that two of their children
are sick with d~iptheria.
The Elkhart county council
has refused to appropriate the
S97 900 asked to complete the re-
construction of the court house,
and it may never be finished.
Mrs. Eliza d. Stewart :, OF
Mother" Stewart as she is called
by temperance crusaders, has just
celebrated her Doth birthday an
niversary near Hicksville, O.
Remember that if your taxes
are not paid by May 7th the sec
ond installment becomes due and
payable at once and a penalte is
added to the first installnIenr
Mrs. Louis Bloch, of Salt Lake
City, Mrs. Joseph Wolfe, of Law.
ton, Okla, and Mrs. Charles Rub
man of Chicago, are here visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lev
Lauer.
A letter from Judd Nash to his
sister, Mrs. A. {. Hume, says ths
earthquake was severe enough tC
shake down chimneys where he
resides, 100 miles north Of Sar
Francisco.
Mrs. F. E. Nash with her two
little daughters, and Miss Fairy
Locke of Newark, Ohio, are visit
ing for a few days with their par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Coglin, or
East Caro- street.
Mrs. Marquette of Hamlet. 9
former resident CT this city, and
Miss Eckfort who has been Wis
ting her, visited in Plymouth
Friday. Miss Eeifort went ffon
here to her home at Muncie.
James Biggs a prominent farm
er residing west of Bourbon, who
served two terms as trustee o
Bourbon township, was swapping
experience stories with ex-truste'
Young at the barber shop in Thu
city Friday.
The jury in the Laporte county
superior court, which heard thu
case of Mrs. Title Freitag agains
the Chicago Junction Railwa,
company for 100000 for the los
of both legs, awarded the plain
tiff $685. 900.
Mr.. Elmer F. Stoll, son of Johl
B. Stoll, editor of the South Benz
Times, and Miss Jessie Kathrin'
Oren, the daughter OF MIR. anc
Mrs. William Oren, were mar
ried in St. Paul's NJ E. churcl
in South Bend last Wednesda,
evening.
The supreme court has decide'
that the Parks cigarette law i
constitutional and cigarettes can
not be sold in this state, but /
also held that persons cannot b.
punished for smoking them I'm
less they make the smoking
nuisance.
DIR. w. H. Mcclure of For
WAYNE, was in our city Tuesda,
and closed a contract with Drs
Matchette and Weiser and 5. LIE
wallen for a lease on the sanitar
ium. The doctor will return witt
his wife in a short time and pre-
pare the sanitarium for business
Bourbon Advance.