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

Frank Lamson is transacting bust
ness at Culver.
Misses Nettie and Louisa Corse are
visiting in Chicago.
Mrs. Lillian Gunckle of Chicago, IS
visiting in this city
Mrs. Emma Burkey is visiting her
daughter in South Bend.
Miss Jennie Nelson has returned
to her home at Tippecanoe.
Isaac Crum of Sligo, is visiting rel
atives in South Bend this week
Rev. o. F. Lands is quite indis-
posed. He rs confined to his home.
w. H. Simons of Warsaw, trans
acted business in Plymouth Wednes-
day.
Miss Lillian Shetland of Danville
| Illinois, is here for a visit of few
days.
Miss Olive Beldon left for Valpa-
raise Wednesday morning to attend
school.
The new laws will go into effect
Thursday by proclamation of Cover
nor Hanly.
Herbert Graham attended the fun
eral of John E. Davidson at Inwood
Wednesday.
! Governor Hanly has issued his
proclamation and the new laws are
now in force.
Charles Whitley has gone to Chi
cago to take a course in mechan-
ical engineering.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Appleman
of Mexico, Ind, spent two days in
thfs vicinity this week.
Hugh Kizer who travels with the
Forepaugh & Sells circus, is visiting
at his home in. Inwood.
i Miss Della Spoor' of Knox, Ind.
has returned home after visit with
the family of. W. S. Gear
PA prominent young couple residing
in. the south part of the city, will
be married in a few days.
Thaw's FINAL defense was the un-
written 1aw and the case was. given
to- the jury Wednesday afternoon.
The county treasurer is busy thes.
days receiving taxes, which must be
paid before May 6, to avoid penalty.
As we go to press Wednesday
night the blizzard is still on and the
Thermometers register freezing wealth
sr.,
The lower house of the Minnesota
legislature has passed resolution
endorsing Roosevelt for another term
as president.
| Mrs Sarah Ford of Fort Wayne,
| is visiting her sister, Mrs. Trow-
bridge and her niece Mrs. McGloth-
lin in this city.
| Bert Dreibelbiss of this city, Her
bert Bowel and F B. Stevens of Ar
gos, transacted business in South
Bend Wednesday.
Elmer E. Stoner of Greenfield, who
was candidate for the, Republican
nomination for auditor of state, died
at hrs home on Friday of Bright
disease.
There has been great improvement
in the wheat crop during the pas;
four weeks and prospects are nov
good for an average crop in Mar
shall county.
Daniel A Campbell has been ap-
pointed postmaster of Chicago to
succeed Fred A. Busse Mr.. Campbell
is one of Chicago's members of the
Illinois Legislature
! The ladies of the German church
will give social at the home of Mrs
Jonn Hoham Thursday afternoon ane
evening, for benefit of Evangelical
church. Everybody invited.
Il Rev W. S. Howard left Tuesday
for Chicago to be gone until Frida,
. night There will be no Friday ev
ening service at the church Mr.
Howard's trip combines business ant
pleasure.
All the railroad Offices in this cit,
sell tickets at two cents a mile to al
: points in Indiana, but if you buy
1 ticket to a point in any other stat,
the old rates are charged for the en-
= tire distance.
e The decision of judge at TER,
Haute and the decision of Judg
Dodge at Goshen holding new law
/ unconstitutional are reminders tina
the late Legislature gave the court
1 something to do.
: The high school senior class a
: Plymouth, to be graduated June 5
numbers ty-eight-sixteen boy
: and twenty-five girls-which is TIL
largest class ever graduated from TIN
: Plymouth schools.
The plans and specifications 70
= the new gas plant were receive,
: Tuesday evening; the contract wa
9 let Wednesday and work will com
mence at once. There is no foolish
ness about the gas men; they meal
: business and proceed accordingly.
: 1t might be we'll to remind the de
S tectives who are doing such spectac
S ular work in hunting those miscre
], ants along the line of the Pennsyl
e vania : railway that no successfr
g sleuth takes a brass band with hir
when he starts in search of crimina