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


Twenty-four inches of snow in
twenty-four hours fell at Montreal
Thursday.
w. D. Hill, wife and daughter are
spending a few days with friends at
Leesburg, Ind.
Mrs NJ Chase of Tyner, is the
guest of Mrs. Justin Myers in this
city, for few days.
Mrs. Maud Law went to Indian
apolis, Saturday to spend few days
with her son, Fred Law.
Miss Neva Ellis left for Lake Cen
eva, Wis, Saturday morning where
she has accepted position.
Harry Morlock accompanied by his
mother, went to South Bend Satur-
day to take treatment for his eyes.
Rev. c. H. Burgener. formerly of
this county. is the Evangelical
preacher at Elkhart for the ensuing
year.
John Chapel of Polk township
and J. w. Kanouse of Arcadia, Ind,
transacted business in Plymouth
Thursday.
Mrs. ]. J. Smith of Logansport,
who has been visiting with Mrs.
Shakes, has gone to Argos to visit
friends there.
With the mercury below freezing
every day for the week ending April
13, it would seem that the fruit crop
will be short.
George Truax, who has been res
dent of Oregon for the past 25 years.
is visiting his brother near the Lake
of the Woods.
Mrs. Saunders returned to her
home in Galien, Mich, Saturday, af-
ter visiting a few days with the fam
lily of Eli Silvius.
One of our exchanges says that
Henry St. George Tucker, president
of the jamestown Exposition, former
ly lived in Plymouth, Ind.
]. E. Johnson has bought back his
old mercantile business at Tyncr. He
intends to dispose of it soon and is
now negotiating for the sale of the
business.
Henry A. Goodwin, 81 years OF
age, died at the county farm Saturday
afternoon He was a former resident
of Lapaz and has a son, Hiram Good
win in South Bend.
Rev. R. J. Parrett, who preached a
few months for the u B. church in
this city several years ago is now
field secretary of the United Breth-
rem college at indianapolis.
The Plymouth Tribune was tn.
only paper in this city that gave the
result of the Thaw trial Friday ev-
ening. None of the Chicago or In.
dianapolis evening dailies had the
news.
1t is reported that some men who
are engaged in dredging in the neigh
borhood of L4akeville have found the
remains of a huge mastodon, and
have recovered one tusk nine feet
long.
Joaquin Miller, the poet, who now
resides in California and once lived
on the classic banks of the. Tippe-
canoe, in Fulton county, has written
the citizens of Liberty that he will
visit his old home in August of this
year.
Lakeville is alarmed over posi-
bic epidemic of smallpox. The post
master Mr. Moon, was stricken with
the disease last week, but attended
to the duties of his office for three
days before the trouble was finally
diagnosed as smallpox
Mrs. L. B. Dreiblebiss, a daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Cramer
died at her home in South Bend
Wednesday night The remains wer,
brought to Plymouth Friday morn
ing and inferred at the Jacoby Gem
etery Friday afternoon.
There was a reunion at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Frank Fertig Fri
day night. All their children were a
home. 1t was the first time they
had all been at home for FIVE years
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccain of Chicago
Mrs William C1a'' and daughter o.
Rochester were the members Of the
family from out of the city. The
three sons reside in Plymouth.
The musical entertainment given a
the NJ. E. church last Wednesday
night certainly reflects great credit
on Prof. H. w. Owens. He is Z
leader of unusual force, and the way
the chorus of sixty voices was held
as one at the point of his baton. wa:
simply marvellous. The Plymouth
Mozart Club can certainly congratu
late themselves on having such a
competent leader.
Henry Y. Shirk of Lapaz, was call
ed to Pennsylvania Thursday morn.
ing by the death of his brother, Lev
Shirk, who died at his home ffteer
miles north of Lancaster, aged as
years Only four of family of twelve
children are now left. Henry Y. Shirk
is now rs years old and almost feared
to attempt the journey to Pennslvan-
ia He was born near where his broth
er died but has been resident Of
Marshall county thirty-eight years.
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