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


d. L. Hover is the new Methodist
preacher for Mentone
Miss Bette WEIGH has been visit
ing in Plymouth this week.
Sixteen days of winter weather so
far in April. beats the record.
Miss Laura Maxey of Burr Oak, is
visiting the family of John Robbins.
Mrs. DIR. How and children of
Lakeville, are visiting at w. E. Leon
ards.
Mrs. Otto Albert and daughter
have gone to South Bend, for visit
of a week
Hon. James c. Fletcher of Knox,
transacted business in Plymouth
Tuesday.
Mrs Estella Helm is going to
South Bend to keep house for her
son, Howard Helm.
H. ]. Braverman who has been
here with his uncle, c. Marcombe,
went to Chicago, Tuesday.
AS the fruit seems pretty thorough
ly killed the weather man will prob
ably let up before many days.
Mrs. Frank Crowley and Miss
bessie yesterday have gone to 1ndi-
ana Harbor for a visit of two weeks
A great saving on Rugs, Carpets,
Linoleums and Lace Curtains this
week at The Bee Hive apr16d2
DR.. Ford Reynolds is now located
at South Bend. He spent Sunday at
the home of his mother in Plymouth
Charles Mckinney, jr, of Bourbon,
stopped in Plymouth Tuesday, on his
way to Wakarusa, for visit of few
days.
Mrs. Cora LETTER and daughter
have retr rhed to Deedsville after a
visit vita MRS LETTERS parents near
this citc.
Willie Hearst has sued the New
York Times for s500,O0O Law suits
are as uncertain as politics and not
near as exciting
Mrs. Mary E. Hume left for FL
lensdale, North Dakota, Tuesday af-
ternoon to see her new grandson,
Robert Hume North
Mrs. A. J. Metsker has returned 10
her home at Monticello, Ind. after a
visit in this city. with her sons, c.
W. and Raymond Metsker.
DR.. Abner of Hamlet was in Ply
mouth Tuesday. He reported great
excitement in Hamlet on account of
the attempt to rob the bank just af-
ter midnight Tuesday morning.
The Wallace-Hagenbeck circus has
purchased 300 acres of sandy land
near Winamac Permanent winter
quarters will be erected there. The
quarters of the circus are now at
Peru
Dispatches received at the City of
Mexico indicate that 500 were killed
Saturday in the destruction of the
towns by an earthquake, the shock
of which was felt over half of the
republic.
Oscar A. Baker. the cigarette brib-
er, was arrested at Toronto, Canada,
Monday. 1t was found, however, that
his offense, is not extraditable under
the international law and he cannot
be compelled to return to lndianap-
oils, and he was released
Heller Gould has bought a 100000
acre tract of land in Colorado to
which will be transplanted residents
of New York city slums. New York
thinks this is a beautiful charity, but
Colorado has not yet been heard
from
Mrs. John r. Green and daughter,
Helen and Mrs John S. Harsch of
Denver, Colorado, who have been
visiting their aunt, Mrs. Pershing,
and other relatives in this city, went
to South Bend Tuesday for visit
of a few days with relatives and
friends in that city.
Mrs James Matchett and daughter
Anna, of Fit Wayne, former resi-
dents of Bourbon, have returned
from florida, where they have spent
a greater portion of the winte r, and
were in Bourbon the last few days
at the bedside of the formers moth
er, Mrs Bowman-Bourbon Mirror.
In a Paris interview Henry Wat
terson, the stalwart Democratic edi-
tor of the Louisville, KY, Courier
Journal, says E. H. Hartman has no
moral force behind him; that his
money is all he can depend on and
that in a controversy with the presi-
dent he would be ground to atoms.
Miss Helen Neu, the charming
daughter, of Chas. H. Neu and wife,
started for Hansboro, N. d., Tues
day where she will teach school. She
was accompanied almost TO that
place by Miss Pearl Townsend, one
Of Etna Green's progressing young
ladies who will also teach.-Bourbon
Mirror.
Mr.. and Mrs James Berl1ey and
Mr.. Noah Berkey left Tuesday morn
in for Elpaso, Texas, to visit o. M.
Berkey, who has been located there
sometime. Mr.. and Mrs James
Berkey may remain with their son
several months if they find that the
climate benefits Mr. James Berkey,
who has been in declining health.
w. r. Wones, who gave excellent