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

turned to South Bend, after a visit
with relatives here.
Mrs. Sherman Orr was called to
Akron, Ind, Thursday, by the seri-
Gus illness of her mother.
The Maccabee social wednesday
evening was largely attended. 1t was
given by the ladies of that order.
Mrs Kintzell has returned to her
home at Mentone after visit of four
months with her children in this city.
Mrs Samantha Stair has returned
to Elkhart after a visit of several
days with relatives in this county.
The late John Alex Dowie may
have been crazy, but how about the
people who turned their money over
TO him?
1t is rumored that one Of Ply
mouths prominent bachelors is to be
married soon. His bride will be a
country lady.
Mrs. S. N Moslander has returned
to Dowagiac, Mich, after attendins
the funeral of Clyde Splitter and Wis
iting relatives here.
South Bend Presbyterians have
given 81 900 to their old preacher,
Henry Webb Johnson, and sent him
to Europe for a vacation of two
months.
Daniel Mcdonald returned from
the legislature in excellent health
and says he and Mrs Mcdonald had
a pleasant time in Indianapolis this
winter
The legislature did not do some
work that it ought to have done but
it passed as many good laws and kill
ed as many bad bills as any previous
legislature
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Black came
down from German township, Thurs
day. They were called here by the
death of Mrs. Blacks mother, Mrs
Mary E. How.
Mrs. Will McGIothlin and son
Ralph, went to South Bend Thurs
day to visit over Sunday with Mr.
McGlothlin, who is employed in the
Spiro clothing house
The storm in southern Indiana
and southern Ohio was severe The
Miami river in Ohio rose fourteen
feet in ten hours and all the streams
in southern Indiana are bank full.
Mrs Louis Kaufman who wa.
called to this county by the illness o.
her mother, Mrs Henry Grossman
has returned to her home in Michi
gan. Mrs. CHEESEMAN'S health is mucl
improved.
Those Republicans who excited,
proclaim their purpose to see to j
that Governor Hanlv is not re-elecs
ed, by the eternalp should cool of
sufficiently to receive the information
that under the constitution of Indi
ana the governor cannot be re-elect
ed
The statement made tina
Chester Werntz died of cerebro
spinal-meningitis, came from ;
general report on the streets. TIL,
attending physician has not 81
reported, and it is said that tn,
spinal trouble which indicated
meningitis was probably caus
ed by an injury of the head ane
spine a few years ago.
Senator Tillman is said to be en-
gagged to deliver a lecture on ever,
week day except three between
March 5th and November 30th. A
his fixed price is $500 lecture it re
quires but little figuring to show tina
the South Carolinian will be able
with the addition of his $500 sal
airy, TO worry through the next ses
sion of Congress without going int
debt
Mrs. Charles Ulrich received LEI
ter Wednesday from her sister, Mr.!
Frank Zimmerman, stating that sh
and the children reached Bonne
Montana, on time and had a delight
ful trip. the mountain scenery bein
grand. impressive and beyond de
scription. They found Frank all RICH
with bright prospects for the futur
in the meat business in which he
engaged.
The legislature has put thc gam
and fish law in better shape than
has been. In the first place, dov
shooting is prohibited the year rounC
The open season of squirrels is fror
Julv 1 to October 1, and the ope
season for woodcock is from July
to October 1 and from November
to January 1. The bag limit on quail
and ducks is cut to fifteen day, an
any person hunting three consecutiy
days may have a total of forty-hv
ouails or ducks The waterfowl ope
season is from September 1 to tn
following April l.