The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-04-26

Ocean is in the city in the interest
of that paper.
Mrs. Robert Wood and Mrs. Wal
lace of Bourbon, visited at Nelson
Sanner's Tuesday.
Miss Catherine Weimer, of Argos,
went to Hamlet Tuesday to attend
commencement exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Ullery or South
Bend, have returned home after a
visit of a few days in this city and
vicinity.
Mrs. David How is reported dan
/ gerously i'll at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Joseph Black. in German
township.
Mrs. Fouts and her two children
and Miss Louella Hawley have been
heard from and all are safe in San
Francisco.
Mrs. Ferguson of Gallon, Ohio.
WHO has been visiting relatives here
went to South Bend for a visit of a
few days.
H. H. Bonham represents the Roy
al Arcanum of this city at the meet
ing of the grand lodge in Indianap-
oils this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Jackson left
for Bowbell, Dakota Tuesday Morn
ing where they expect to remain dur
ing the summer.
New York's legislature has passed
a bill to prohibit the docking of hors-
| es' tails and the importation into the
| state of horses thus mutilated.
/ Cold rain Sunday and Monda;
chilled thousands of homeless Sar
Francisco people, but they were amp
Nv fed and shelter for all will soon bt
prepared.
Aaron Collett one of sthe old resi-
! dents in the country north of Inwood
led Monday night. Funeral service;
, Wednesday afternoon at Dunkars
| church in Bourbon township.
Onion juice is said TO be a cure fol
! appendicitis. 1t will never be popula'
with the medical profession, however
as a doctor couldn't charge much fol
merely prescribing onion juice.
Los Angeles and all the other cities
within a hundred miles of San Fran
cisco, that did not suffer from The
earthquake are now crowded witt
refugees from the earthquake dis.
trict.
Several earthquake shocks were
felt at various points in Oregon
Monday morning. The shock wa
severe enough at some points to rocl
buildings, but no material damage
was done.
B. J. Lawrence of Chicago, travel
ing agent for the Sante Fe railroad
visited a few days in this city will
w. II. Lawrence and Harry Hum
richouser, returning to Chicago Tues
day afternoon.
Members of the Royal Arcanum o
Ohio who are opposed to the increas
in rates were in control at the stat
melting and turned out of Office al
the present officers except the treas
urer, who has served 20 years.
= Mrs. Germany, who spent the win
re-. at Warsaw, has returned TO Mar
shall county and will make her HON
during the summer with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Sherman Ellis on the Ogles
Tee farm south of Plymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Widman, VIII
came here a year ago from Montere
and purchased the Morrison farr
east of town. are the parents Of gil
baby born Monday and Peter Rich
ards now has II grandchildren.
Norman S. Woodward and hi
daughter, Miss Daisy Woodward
who have been spending the winte
at New York and Fort Wayne, re
tkfned home Monday and are agai
at their old home on Center stree
Walter Wellman, the famous news
paper correspondent left New Yor
to-day TO soon embark on his DARN
voyage in an air-ship in quest of tn
north pole. The chances are ten I
one that he will perish in his foo
: hardy attempt.
:, Mrs. w. T. Leonard and Mrs. 4
f. Rhodes of this city, Mrs. A. /
Zimmerman and Mrs. Falconburg {
Bourbon, Mrs. Norris and Mrs. Star
of Valparaiso, went to ~Indianapoli
Tuesday as delegates to the Easter
Star grand chapter.
Mr.. Kinch who is putting in III
William street sewer finds the Mine
street part of it a bigger job than i
expected. Getting down throug
sand fourteen feet TO lay sewer pir
is not an easy job, especially wher
J a sewer is not needed.
The newspaper correspondents
Washington have added anoth'
name to the list of presidential poss
bil;ties in zoos. They say that Rol
5 ert Marion LaFollette has writer h
t platform in his speech of two da,
in the United States senate.
Emanuel Kamp died at his hon
at Argos Monday after a short illne'
OF neuralgia of the stomach. He W;
for many years a. farmer of Gree
$ township and leaves a widow al
several children, one of whom is Mr.
e J. r. Hewitt of this city. He W;
about 65 years OF age.
The little son of Mr.. and Mr.