The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-05-16

John X. Jones went to Argos Wed
nesday to attend the funeral of Aaron
McCroskey.
w. E. Gray, of West township, re-
turned from visit of a week at his
old home in South Bend.
Mrs. Emma Shafer and daughter,
Dollie, who were visiting here, re-
turned to Argos, their home.
Mrs. G. S. Cleveland, who sustained
severe fall at her home, is slowly
recovering, though not able at pres
ent to be out of bed
Snow fell Wednesday throughout
the state of Nebraska. There was a
fall of three inches in Missouri and
two inches in Kansas.
Mrs. A. L. Gray, of South Bend,
who is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Porter, went to Argos Wednesday to
see her father, G. w. Duddleson.
Complaint is made of the fowl
odors of chicken yard on West
Caro- street, and claim is made that
it needs looking after by the board
of health.
If Metsker's consent was obtained
to repeal the graft" resolution why
did not Councilman Ness vose for its
repeal? Like the mayor he wanted %
be consistent, Ell?
Mrs. J. A. Carlisle, daughter of the
late Mrs. Unger, returned Wednes-
day to her home in Crowley, La, She
came here five weeks ago upon the
death of her mother.
c. a. Reeve, Harry Humrichouser
and ]. T. Brosnahan, the latter of
Pierceton, went to Indianapolis We'd
nesday to attend state meeting of
Independent telephone men.
A number of girls gave farewell
party Tuesday evening in honor of
Miss May Allen, of Danville, Ill,
who is here on a visit to her mother
Miss Allen will return home Friday.
A report just filed in probate at
Pittsburg shows that there is still
some 1890 coming to Harry Thaw
from his fathers estate-a good deal
more than there will be if he should
get out of jail
Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. Donohue, the
latter formerly Mrs. Anna Brakel,
will remove here from Chicago
Thursday and will take up their res
idence in Mrs. Donohue's home, Oh
Madison street.
Guy E. Lowry and other remon
strants have fled an appeal from the
board of county commissioners on
the application of Lawrence .. Ramp
and John ]. Sipe on application for
liquor licenses.
Lon Pelton has moved from the
Brakel property. on Madison street,
which will be occupied by his daugh-
ter Anna. He will move into the
Long property on Third street, that
he mas purchased.
DIR. and Mrs. c. o. Wiltfong, of
Chesterton, arrived he;e Wednesday
for a visit with the doctors parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wiltfong Mrs
was formerly. well known
here as Grace Axe.
The common council had TO get
Metsker's permission before they
could appeal his graft" resolution.
We cannot understand how the
states attorney was able to take ar
appeal in the Metsker graft" case
without the little mans consent.
But two veniremen have been re-
tanned in the box in the Haywood
Meyer case in Idaho and they are yet
liable to challenge This case bids
fair to drag out to equal length with
the O'Shea and like cases in Chicago
and the entire country is watching
for the outcome.
The South is again storm swept,
another one having done enormous
damage to a wide strip of country
across the states of Louisiana and
Mississippi, blowing down houses
and factories and at Heidelburg,
Miss, the home of Seth Deaz, was
struck by lightning and Deaz was
killed.
Claude Garrison, who since his
school closed. has been selling crock
cry on the road for the Robert Johns
Wholesale company, came home Fri
day from a trip through central Indi-
ana and will leave Monday fer three
weeks trip through Southern Michi-
gam He likes the road and thinks he
can make it pay better than teaching
= About one-third of the lots in the
Central Addition were sold by Deni-
son & Son before this paper went TO
press. They expect to have them all
gone by Monday night 1t will be adj
visable for those wanting lots to go
out Sunday and pick out 4 lot, take
off the card and present to Denison
& Son at Seybold's Real Estate Office
Monday or Monday night before $50
p. m.
The trial of the John Hit Lake Ice
company's case against the Lake Erie
and Western Railway company was
begun Tuesday in the federal court at
Indianapolis. The Laporte ice COM
pany is suing for 81 1000 for the de-
struction in July, 1905, of its ice
houses at Fish Trap lake. 1t is claim
ed that sparks from an engine on the
Lake Erie railroad set fire to the
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