The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-04-18
LOCAL NEWS

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Mrs. Maggie Barcus of Casey, ILL.,,
is here for a visit of week
N F. Rochkill made business
trip to South Bend Thursday.
A large force of men were shovel
ing snow in New York yesterday.
DR.. Richey of Donaldson transact
ed business n Plymouth Thursday.
Clarence Slayter has returned from
a business trip of two days at In
dianapolis.
Mrs. NJ. E. Pershing, who was
critically i'll several weeks ago is now
much improved
Miss Ella McCarty went to Tyner
to attend commencement exercises
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Florence Uplinger OF Etna
Green, stopped in this city on her
way to Rochester.
Mrs. Arbum Barlow of Argos. is
visiting with her brother, Josiah
Hendricks at Inwood
Alva Finch and family have return
ed to Columbia City after visit OF
several days at Tyner
County Oratorical contest at opera
house Friday evening 8 p. m. Tickets
on sale at door. Is cents
The Center township graduates will
meet Saturday to choose class colors
and arrange for commencement.
Mrs. Fannie Freese has gone to
South Bend to make her home with
her daughter, Mrs. T. B. Harris.
The ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. L. J. Hess tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. d. E. VanVactor of this city
and Mrs. John S. Harsch of Denve..
Colorado. went to Argos Thursday
10 visit relatives
Mr.. and Mrs f. c. Martindale
went to Rochester Thursday to at
tend the fr.neral of their nephew.
Llewallen Kessler
Mr. Bryan has revised his plan of
railroad ownership and has decided
to buy the roads up gradually instead
of taking them all at once.
Peary and Wellman are preparing
TO make another dash for the north
pole Some people think the pole
has been making a dash in this direc-
tion
The jury was still out and there
was no verdict IN the Thaw case at
4:30 this afternoon 1t is believed
that the jury will disagree, which will
necessitate a new trial
Two negroes arrested for beating
their way on trains were fined one
dollar and costs in Justice fingers
court this morning and not being able
to pay were sent to jail.
Sidney Perham, the governor who
sgned the first prohibition law ever
enacted in the United States died this
week aged So years. This law was
enacted in Maine Sc years ago.
Harry CRUDE as Montrose and Mrs
Harry Hoham as Rose will delight
everybody in the opera Tuesday and
Wednesday nights of next week
Their songs are very catchy and pref
ty-
The wreck trial of the B. & o
railroad men is now in full SWING a
Valparaiso. In the event that Cal
naur is not convicted the case.
against the other trainmen will be di.
missed
If all the misery OF a coinmumt,
ad all its bad deeds were published
every day, wonderful tale of wo,
would be unfolded 1t is just as wei
that not much of such matter. is ,giver
publicity.
Andrew Richard has bought B. w
Healy's residence just south of th'
Washington school building; consid
Grafton $4,000 Mr.. Healy will NOV,
to Logansport and engage in the lum
Der business.
Jacob Letter, resident of Letter
Ford from 1916 to 1894, died at ke
wanna March 81 aged s3 years. II
leaves wife, eleven children, thirty
two grandchildren and nine grea
grandchildren
A Cleveland woman has sued 10
divorce because her husband does no
permit her to read the newspapers
Unless there are extraordinary reas
ons why she should not read, sh
will certainly get divorce.
Mrs. s. NJ. Brick of Chicago, VIII,
was Miss Hattie Armstrong in tn
city twenty years ago, was here t.
attend the Mozart concert She wen
TO ARGOS TO visit her sister Thursday
intending to return to Chicago Fri
day.
The Mozart Club was much pleas
ed by the large attedance at the Mes
siah concert Wednesday evening. an
the great audience was as well pleas
ed as the Mozarts. 1t was one of TIL
best entertainments ever given ii
Plymouth