The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-03-28
LOCAL NEWS


Mrs. Solomon Stockman is visiting
at Mishawaka
Mrs. Mary Linderman is visiting
at Grovertown.
Mrs. Gerard and daughter of Ty-
ner, are visiting at South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred May have gone
to Peru to visit until after Easter
Mrs. E. Tascher has returned from
a visit of several days at South Bend
Mrs. F. A. Kepler is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Lee Kendall in Chicago
Harry Lamson and Miss Lola Ev-
erly will be married April sth, at the
Episcopal church.
Christian Manuwal was among the
first farmers to sow oats this year.
He sowed field Saturday, March %.
The thermometer marked 81 in
the shade for period of three hours
at Lincoln, Neb, Monday afternoon.
Henry Botset and his mother went
to South Bend Tuesday to visit Fred
Botset, who has been very sick for
several days.
Mr.. George A. Senour of Dickin
son, North Dakota, is here visiting
his brothers-in-law; Daniel Hahn and
Peter Disher.
w. H. English will move from
Miner street next week to the prop
erty he purchased of w. II. Albert
on Michigan street
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Pershing of
German township, left Tuesday fore
noon for Lafayette, to enter the sol
diers' home there
c. S. and Arno Cleveland are at
tending the Scottish Rite meeting at
indianapolis and Mrs. C. S. Cleveland
is visiting at Mishawaka.
Dr. Lindquist made professional
visit TO Lapaz Tuesday forenoon to
see Mrs Lambert McCombs, who has
been seriously III for several months.
Mrs Anna Reed has returned to
her home at South Bend after visit
of several days with her mother Mrs.
II. J. Campbell and OF. aiatives at
Tyner. Il
Mrs Elizabeth Mummert and Miss
Lulu Burns have returned to York,
North Dakota, after spending the
winter with friends and relatives in
this county
An increase of s76,0Oo,OOO in Amer
ica's meat exports shows that all the
fuss about packing houses being dam
aged by the house cleaning law had
no foundation.
Mrs. w. J. Spencer, who was at the
bedside of her sister. Mrs. George
Engle, several days, returned to her
home at Argos Tuesday Mrs. Engle
is still very sick.
The blind tiger law AMI the burning
of the Elks lodge at Elkhart made
the suit to restrain them from dis
pensing liquors unnecessary and il
has been dismissed.
Mrs. w. H. Love has gone to Tai
ma to visit her sister, Mrs. DR.. Fish
and will probably visit a sister and
other relatives in Tippecanoe town.
ship before returning home.
The city of Plymouth has filed a
SUIT against 0. p Bair to condemn
several acres of land adjoining Oak
Hill cemetery and take it at appraise
ment for cemetery purposes.
The mercury was only four de.
grees above zero at Edmonton, Cal
gary and other points in the extreme
northwest Monday, while it was Of
degrees above in Nebraska.
Captain Frank Thomas, First Lieu
tenant w. ]. Wilson and Second
Lieutenant Orlando Johnson went &c
Elkhart Tuesday afternoon to attend
the battalion school Tuesday night
Miss Jennie Vangilder went &c
Mishawaka Tuesdav to help hel
brother, Boaz Vangilder, pack hi.
household goods. His wife died las
week and he will probably return tc
Plymouth
Representative Eschbaugh of Kos
ciusko, the only Republican elected in
that county at the last election, made
this office a pleasant call Monday
with Hon. Daniel Mcdonald Mr.
Eschbaugh is a young man but he
made an excellent record in the legis-
1ature.
1t is said that the Yellow river
under the new ditch law, because THE
case was commenced prior to the pas
sage of the law of 1905, consequently
almost all the work of the past will
have to be done over again and the
opponents of the ditch believe it will
be abandoned
W. B. Schafer, of South Bend, MIR
Wolfe and Miss Ransberg of La
porte, Roy Love of Rochester, and
DR.. Curnick OF South Bend were
among those who attended the Ep-
worth League cabinet meeting II
Plymouth Saturday, to make arrange
ments for the annual convention &c
be held in Plymouth, June IS and 10