The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-03-21

Plymouth high school in the county
oratorical contest, April IL.
Mrs. Simeon Blue has returned to
Mentone after visit of few days
with Mrs. Daniel Mcdonald.
Schlosser Bros. are eYlarging their
creamery building. Their increasing
business demands more room.
Ira E. Berkeypile, of Bourbon
township, is now one of the teachers
in the South Bend Business College
William Grooms of West township,
has been selected as the chairman Of
the Prohibition party in this county.
Bargains in farms or city property,
for sale or exchange Money to loan
J. F. Myers. Office with j. A. Molter.
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| J. C. Gordon of Argos, has been
made an aide-de-camp on the staff of
the commander-in-chi of the G. A
lR.
David A. Helms of Miami county,
was here to attend the funeral of his
uncle, E. Helms, who died near Link
VILE
Milton NJ Jordan of Tippecanoe.
and Mrs. Elnora Beard of Bourbon,
were married Monday, March II,
1907.
Mr.. and Mrs. McFadden were call
ed to Ashland Ohio, Thursday even
ing by the death of Mrs McFadden's
father.
The governor vetoed the new
| mortgage exemption law and $700
will continue to be the limit of ex-
emption from taxation.
The Hammond Times says that
Gary will oppose the rem odeling OF
the court house at Crown Point in
hopes of moving the county seat TO
that place.
Menominee will have monument
at Twin Lakes and it will also be a
monument to the persistency of Dan
iel Mcdonald in the Indiana legislat
ure
| Orlando Johnson has returned
from South Bend where he took an
examination for the position of sec
ond lieutenant in Company / of this
city.
J. E. Cormican has disposed of his
farm east of Argos and expects to
leave for Texas as soon as he is able
to close up his business here-Argos
Reflector
Leroy Staley and H. H. Bonham
returned from Texas Thursday even
ing. Like others who have been
there they say it is very fine look
ling country.
Frank E. Medley of the u S. Cen
sus department has received a pro-
motion recently and will travel in the
interest of the bureau of statistics
Argos Reflector
Mrs. Arthur Metzler and her two
children have returned to Rochester
after a visit of a week with her par
ents Mr. and Mrs Peter Disher, and
her sister, Mrs. Acker.
All the parts of the dredge that
will make the Wolf Greek Ditch ex-
cavations have been wed from near
Bremen to Green township, and the
work will begin in a few days.
Lawrence E. Hoffman and Miss FL
sic Hartman, were married in Argos
"Wednesday, March IS. They are
prominent young people of Walnut
township and will reside in Argos.
Wiliam Janke of Tippecanoe, Ind,
has signed a contract to pitch for
South Bend He played with Ply
mouth and Bourbon last season. He
is six feet tall and throws right hand
ed.
| w. c. Gordon residing near Wal
nut had the misfortune of cutting his
foot with an AK while chopping in
the woods several days ago and has
been confined to his home b. the in
jury
The money stolen from the Chi
cago treasury included number OF
$4,000 bills, and country merchants
and editors are warned not to change
any bills of this denomination at the
present time.
The Governments estimate of the
country's yield of wheat for 1906 IS
100000 bushels; of corn, 1885,
l00O 900 bushels. 1t would appear
from this that national starvation is
not imminent.
Prof /. S. Loos, whose resignation
as director of the Laporte band be.
comes effective March Is, has accept
ed the position as leader and instruct
or of the reformatory band at Jeff
ersonville, Ind.
Thomas n Bowles, who had been
sick for three weeks at the home oil
his son, d. H. Bowles in this city
was we'll enough to go to his home
in Argos Friday. His son accompan
led him home.
r. A. Chase of the ST. Charles Ban
ner-News, is here for visit of a
: few days He is looking we'll, but
lsays people have grip and almost al
other diseases on the Mississippi riv.
er in Missouri.
] Men who have some notion of de.
sorting their wives should reflect up
on the new law, under which they