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

DR.. How.
Arthur Pomeroy, who was called
here by the death of his father, has
returned to Chicago.
d. w. Albert of Falkland, Ind,
came up Tuesday and remained over
night in Plymouth.
Miss Lucretia Loring entertained
the Senior class at the home of
her parents, DR.. Loring and wife,
Wednesday evening.
Lawton, the little son of DR..
Brown, is recovering from a very Sc
we're attack of measles.
The vicinity of Bourbon is becom-
ing famous for fine cattle, hogs and
chickens. Marshall county is hard to
beat in almost ersrything.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Hull and
son Earl, are here from Fort Wayne
for a visit of a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Leguire of De-
Long have been the guests Of Fre6s
parents near this city this week.
Mrs. Theodore Mclaughlin and
daughter, Rose, went to South Bend
Thursday for a visit of a few lays.
II. c. Hisey of ODER, has returned
to his home after a visit of several
days in this city with his son, Harry
Hisey.
An Italian fell from the top of a
building 100 feet high in New Jersey,
and was not hurt. His umbrella open
ed and served as a parachute.
Don't worry about that increase
in the price of coal. Maybe it's mere
ly another sign of spring such as
we are having nowadays.
Lloyd Morris and Miss Eva Turn
err, two young people who went from
Plymouth to Los Angeles, California
have decided to get married.
The members of the Knights OF
Honor, Michigan City, are in a guam
dry. since the auditor of state has
| ousted the order from the state.
President Roosevelt has commenc-
ed a crusade at Washington to rid
| the departments of needless red tape
and corruption
At w. E. Hands sale last Thurs
day, seven bronze turkeys were sold
for 5000 or $3.50 apiece. They were
bought by ID. Martin.-Culver
| Herald.
Miss Mary Thuyrer of near Bour-
bon, has been spending a week with
relatives in this city and went to
South Bend Wednesday for a visit
of two days before returning to her
| home.
Farmers coming to town Thursday
morning said it seemed strange to
see blue birds, robins and meadow
larks hopping over nov six inches
| deep with the mercury only six de
grees above zero
Rufus Mercer of Diamondville
Mch., has been spending a few days
at the home of his old army lieuten-
ant, c. L Andrews whom he had MOI
seen since he was discharged from
the army AZ years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H.. GRIPPE o.
Fulton, Ind, and Charles Grippe o
Ashley, visited Henry NJ. Grippe il
kthis city on their way to North Lib
erty TO attend the funeral OF theil
grandfather, Henry Grippe.
Ray Holly, whose illness has beer
noted in the Tribune, died at New
port, r. I. Thursday morning ate
an illness of two weeks of braii
fever. The remains will be brough
to this city and will probably arriv'
Saturday morning.
The state forestry report is yer,
finely illustrated and gives much val
liable information about raising am
preserving forests. 1t contains man.
fine engravings and among them /
a picture of the catalpa farm of Sen
ator Parks near Bourbon.
The engagement of Mrs. Josepl
f. Mcdonald and c. B Cones ha
been announced at indianapolis. Mrs
Mcdonald is the widow of the lat
Senator Mcdonald and is rs year
old. Mr.. Cones is about the sam
age and is one of the wealthiest me-
in Indianapolis.
Rev. Paul c. Curnick, pastor of tn
Charlottesville M. z. church, ha
been appointed presiding elder o
the South Bend district to fill tn
vacancy caused by the death of Pre-
siding Elder Maxwell. He will s,rv
until the meeting of the annual con
ference in September.
One person was killed and sevel
L IDIuTtu III d(IlQlhto th$ 9AC
and wind storm at Chicago Wednes
day afternoon. Some Plymouth pee
pie will testify that there was a con
siderable blow and some snow i
Plymouth for a few minutes abcu
five o'clock in the afternoon.
DR.. Paul c. Curnick of Crawfords
vile, who has been appointed presid
ing elder of this district to succee
DR.. Maxwell, leaves a charge tina
numbers 700 members. 1t is tn
church that General Lew Wallac
attended while living. The appoint
ment was a surprise to DIR. Curnic
but he will begin his work at once
The North Indiana conference {
the NJ. f. church will hold its 63r
annual session at Alexandria CON
mencing on WEDNESDAY April 4 an
continuing over the following Sur