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

now saying L told you so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Heinke drove
down from Bremen Friday and were
guests of friends in this city.
Local fruit growers think the fruit
was not badly injured in this vicinity
by the freezing weather of April 1.
John Samuels of Inwood, visited
in Plymouth Friday and went from
here to Donaldson to visit his son.
The term of the mayor of Chicago
has been extended from two to four
years. The office pays $4,000 year.
Mrs. S. A. earn and Mrs. Clara
York of West township went to
South Bend Friday to visit until Sun
day.
Grady" Caul for many years nighn
Waterman at Bourbon, has resigned
his position and moved to Lake of the
| Woods.
John w. Kupel of Polk township,
has sold his so acre farm for $4,000
to Joshua L. Cochran, of Wyandot
county, Ohio.
O. \. Greiner has bought the Ham
let property west of the Brownlee
bridge. Mr. Greiner is an excellent
citizen and will be welcome in Ply
mouth.
Adrian Alban of Chicago, who
spent few days with Russell and
Walter Strang in this city, returned
home Friday with Hon. NJ A. O.
Packard.
The threatened railroad strike has
been settled by federal mediation.
Fifty thousand employees on forty
roads get increased wages amounting
to $6,oOO,OOO a year.
| VIM Randolph Hearst is men,
Der of congress from New York. He
was in his seat two days during the
session but he drew his salary, $4,000
and mileage He is a nice reformer
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Beagles OF
Polk township. went to South Bend
Friday for visit of few days. Mr..
Beagles is one of the few men who
have resided in this county over sew
enty years.
George Senour, who is here from
North Dakota visiting his mother and
mis- sisters, Mrs. Peter Disher and
Mrs. Daniel Hahn, has been resi-
dent OF that state twenty-five years
and still thinks it is hard to beat
Judge Tillet, of the circuit court
at Peru, has issued an order that
hereafter no smoking WILL be permit
ted in the court room. During re-
cent trial the smoke was SO dense
that the judge could scarcely see the
jurors.
The remains OF Frank Orr, who
died at South Bend, Thursday morn
ing, were taken to Rochester for in
terment; funeral services to be held
Saturday DIT 2:30 p. m. in charge Of
The Rochester Odd Fellows Mr. Orr
was y years old.
John Keller of Indiana Harbor, has
been visiting relatives here and went
to Peru Friday to go home with his
wife who has BEEN visiting relatives
there. He says millions of dollars
in Improvements are planned for the
Earbor City this summer.
The death of Thomas Jefferson
| Wright, whose skull was crushed by
a falling limb while he was at work
on his farm near Atwood two weeks
ago, occurred last Thursday night.
He was the first white male child
born in Kosciusko county and he re.
sided in that county all his life.
The Bourbon Advance says Mr..
Frank George came to Bourbon Fri
day for the purpose of removing the
re,nans of his father, which were in
TERED in the Odd Fellows cemetery
about nine mopths ago. The body
was transferred to the beautiful GENE
terry of Forest Home at Chicago.
| Within a week the .two-cent fare
law will be in effect on Indiana rail-
roads, but it is said that most of the
roads will claim their right of thirty
days to arrange fares, but the Lake
Shore has notified its ticket agents
on the main line to commence selling
tickets at two-cents mile Monday,
April 8.
/ The story is that ALI Brown, who
conducted the gambling resort for
Colonel Taggart at French Lick
Springs before Governor Hanly took
"a hand in stopping the games, has
built a new resort of his own outside
the water line and is now operating a
casino that rivals Monte Carlo in
magnlhcence and is reapIng ricn
harvest.
W. B. Kyle, who went to North
Dakota four years ago, purchased
some lots in the south part of this
city, will build residence and reside
here during the winter months, keep
ing his farms in Dakota for a sum-
mer resort. Mr.. Kyle looks well, says
his family is we'll and he is doing
well in Dakota, but the past winter
was a little too cold for comfort.
| w. B. Kyle has commenced the
erection of nice cottage on the lots
he recently purchased near Oak Hill.
| He will v;e;t IN thic citv and Fort