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

city.
Thomas Roberts, who is employed
here, went to South Bend to spenc
Sunday.
Mrs. l. L. Mcintyre and children, o.
Cambridge, ILL.,, are visiting relative:
at Inwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Wiley are Wis
iting relatives and friends at Mount
Ayr, Indiana.
Mrs. Joseph Smith has returned tc
her home neal Donaldson after visit
ing at Argos.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Herscnoerger
went to Coesse Saturday for a visit
of a few days.
l will open up a store at the Vim
hedge Place March Goth. Trade So
licited. J. r. Vinnedge. d7
Forty men from Plymouth and vi
cinity attended the Warner and Key
ser horse sale at Argos.
The week commencing Sunday
March IS, was one of the most siren
uous ever known in this latitude in
March.
William Logan came down from
Chicago Friday evening for a visit
of a few days with his father, Elder
Willis Logan.
Senator Dolliver has had a confer
ence with the president and predict:
that tie railroad rate bill will be ;
law before Easter.
Plans are making to build a grea
ice skating rink in Chicago befor,
next winter. They ought to have beer
ready March 1, of this year.
Rev. A. H. Elmer returned from
Tipr ecanoe Friday evening and lief
for Clinton county, Saturday morn
ing to preach for a few days.
David Harrington and w. L. Yam
tiss. of T~ippecanoe; c. NJ Parks, an'
Messrs. Corl, Ames and Powell o
Bourbon, were Plymouth visitors
Saturday.
Whitman's theory that criminal
can be made good citizens by kind
ness is based on the idea that TIL
kindness should be shown them ii
the prison.
DR.. Myers was called to see
bunch of sick horses seven mile
southwest of Hanna Saturday. doc
does a large business in Starke an
Laporte counties.
! "IelIv Jacoby has sold his barbe
shop at Elkhart and is building
house on his farm east of this cit,
Everybody will welcome him to Mar
shall cotnty again.
The death of Ray Dean Holly a
Newport, r. /. was the eighteent
death from spotted fever among tn
seamen of the navy there since tn
| outbreak of the disease a few week
ago.
David Harrington of Tippecano'
made ur Office a pleasant call. Sa
urday. He is a Democrat, but h
reads the Tribane and has been
teacher in the Tippecanoe schools fe
90 years.
Glenn Wilkinson, who had a sever
attack of dipntheria at the home {
his grandmother, Mrs. J. w. Make
Is now convalescent. The diseas
yielded in a few hours after DR.. Lo'
ing administered anti-toxin.
Joseph Medill Patterson of Chic
go. is now a full hedged socialis
He has burned the bridges benin
him and advocates a revolution in a
most everything, but says it shou'
be accomplished ~peaceably.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Murphy ar
Miss Nora ID. Hoover of West tow
ship, Mrs. David Zehner and Mr.
Fred Tribbey of near Wolf Cree
and Miss Lola Ritter went to Sou
Bend to visit over Sunday.
The civil engineers of the Chicag
New York Air line third-rail syster
projected by Col. Hoard and other
have completed their work betwet
South Bend and the Indiana sta
line and next Monday will begin
work east from South Bend towar'
Goshen.
Twenty-four years ago, March
1882, the Plymouth Republican a
nounced that w. +. Young had gol
to Valparaiso and was married. T
day we can that he and i
wife have lived happily together lac
ing only one year of a quarter of
century.
The boilers and disorganizers a
now trying to make Republicans b
lieve that it vas not dishonesty, b
/. Ignorance, which caused Moorman
refuse to entertain a motion which
knew a large majority was in fav
of and also to refuse to allow an a
peal from his decision. They say
lives in Starke county and does n
know any better.
Il Metsker says his partner, S.
Boys, has a majority of Republica
with him to remove County Charm
Hendricks, bit has not done SO
because he and his followers ha
mot yet learned how to do it. Metsk
! is afraid that whep the sneaking d
honesty, lies and trickery of Boys
Co. are shown up all honest ! spub
cans will stand by Hendricks.