The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-04-11
LOCAL NEWS

moved from this city TO South Bend.
Mrs William Grover went 20 Re-
chester Thursday for visit OF few
days.
Mrs Beiderman, residing near this
city, has returned from visit at Ke-
wanna.
George Osborn and family have
moved from near Burr Oak to Ne
braska.
Judg Fortune of Terre Haute, holds
that the blind tiger law is unconsti-
tutional.
w. T. Hicks and daughter, Mary,
of Valparaiso. were Plymouth visitors
Monday
The Culver Citizen says the outlook
for improvements around the lake
were never better.
Section foremen on the Nickel
Plate now get $4,000 month and the
men get s1.55 per day.
Mrs. Ira earn and daughter, Carh-
crime, and Miss Lucy McFarlin spent
Thursday with relatives at Twin
Lakes.
1t is reported that the railroads
have discovered a flaw in the two
cent fare law and are preparing to
fight it.
Miss Ormond has returned to her
home at Detroit, Mich, after visit
at the home of her brother, William
Ormond in this city.
Mrs. Snoeberger has returned to
her home at Joliet, ILL.,, after visit
of few days in this city with her
father, Henry Alderman. =
Many teachers from this city and
county.ieft for South Bend Thursday
morning to attend the Northern In
diana Teachers convention. = lsJxs
A special train of seven cars,
crowded with school teachers came
in from the east and went from here
to South Bend Thursday morning.
Monroe Steiner went to his farm
near Isai<eville Thursday to look after
Improvements he is having made this
sprirg. He has cried sale every
week day since January %, until to-
day.
Mrs Gust Schlosser and Miss Del
lie Schlosser were here from South
Chicago to attend the Schlosser-
Woodbury. wedding Wednesday ev-
ening. They returned home Thurs
lay morning.
s 1t looks ungrateful for Mayor
Dunno to say the money power has
overwhelmed US" after Mr.. Hearst
had just spent so much money trying
TO elect him; and Dunno was willing
that he should.
J. NJ Wolff, a postoffice Inspector.
has been assigned to. territory in In
diana with headquarters at Logans-
port This territory has formerly been
under the supervision of Inspector r.
A. Burr, of Fort Wayne.
Thursday, April A, was Auntie
Klingerhammer's S1st birthday Mrs
Lena Klinghammef OF South Bend,
Mrs. William Zugbaum of Valparaiso
end some other relatives from dis.
lance with many home folks gathered
to help her celebrate it.
Sam Medbourn purchased four fine
work horses Saturday for 5000. Har-
ry and Charley Medbourn took them
to Logansport Tuesday where they
will be used in the ice delivery bust
ness that Medbourn is going to star
at the place-Culver Citizen.
Minerva Van Lan;ngham, the old
est native-born resident of Indianap
oils, and probably of Marion county
died last Tuesday night at the resi-
dence of her nieces, the Misses Mary
and Kate Van Laningham 1t wa:
the eighty-6fth anniversary of hei
birth.
Tuesday morning on account of fir.
that had started from stove in tn,
weaving room at Ezra Barnhilps. Fo
few minutes serious damage wa
threatened, but the neighbors ralliet
en-masse and the fire was out befor,
the department got there. Quite ;
hole was burned in the roof and som'
carpet was damaged.
A letter from Rev L. S. Smith
who was pastor of the NJ t.. churcl
in this city FIVE years. says that tn
new Methodist church in Hammon'
will he dedicated in June. 1t ha
twenty rooms and will cost over $40.
900. Rev Mr.. Smith has been il
Hammond four years and has mad
the little Methodist church which h,
found there the largest and stronges
in the city
Rev E. 0. Laudeman, who grew t,
manhood in German township, ha
been for the past zen years one o
the leading ministers of the Evangel
ical church in Indiana. AT the las
session of conference a few week
ago he was transferred from Roches
ter to Fort Wayne Rochester paper
say his departure from that city
regretted by his own denomination
by ali other denominations and tn
best people of Rochester who belonl
to no church.