The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-05-02

mouth.
"A. B. Wickizer and A. B. Vincent
are here from South Bend on bust
ness.
Mrs. M. T. Foreman of Warsaw,
is here to visit Matthew Foreman,
her son. =.
Ed Giller is laid up with rheuma-
tism and Mr. Ormond is conveying
| the mails.
Mesdames David Mann and ]. H.
Brazier, of Hamlet, were in town
Wednesday.
Miss Eva Pence. of Tyner, has TAX
en- the place of housekeeper in the
family of Us. Crowded.,
A T. Wallace went to Columbia
City Wednesday to attend the funeral
lof a brother of Mrs. Wallace =
Miss Iva Disher reports that her
mother, who is in Chicago for treat
ment, is getting along very we'll
Rev. w. S. Howard and Mrs. John
Blain went to Logansport 1Vednes-
day to attend thea districts diocese
meeting.
+ Dickson Thompson was able to be
out on the street Wednesday and to
walk about in the open air, the first
time for four months.
The rapid rise of Yellow river since
Tuesday has been one of the most
remarkable known to the river 1t is
claimed the water raised three feet.
What Mr.. Metsker needs since
Judge Hess broadsides is q change
of scenery. The Judge hit a very
small nail powerful whack on the
/ head. s W
George w. earn. of Culver. was
n town Wednesday, enroute to Fort
Wayne, where he goes as a delegate
to the district convention of Loyal
Americans.
Ben Steinheld. familiar travelling
salesman, who has many acquain-
tances in Plymouth, died at his home
in Chicago. His funeral takes place
at 1905 Rhodes avenue Thursday at
ten O'Clock q. H.. an. =
A basket. of carrier pigeons from
! Mishawaka that arrived here on the
lnoon train were liberated at the Van
! dalia station. There were about fifty
of the birds. They were slow in get
ting their bearings, but it was expect
ed that every one would return.
Swift says. although the devil be
the father of lies, he seems, like other
great inventors to have lost much of
his reputation by the continual i'm
provements that have been made
upon him. Brer. Metsker is sure one,
/ to whom the devil must lift his hat.
| The family of Will McGlothlin is
preparing to move to. South Bend.
where Mr. McGlothlin is engaged
with a dry goods firm, and Harry
Marvin is moving into the house va
Gated by them. The people of Ply
mouth are sorry to lose Mack" and
his family. -. 49, ecis.l .
| Mrs. E. W. League and Miss Anna
Morrill, went to Rochester Wednes-
day to attend the South Bend district
injecting of the Women's Home Mis-
Isionary society of the Methodist
church, IN session May 1st and End.
Miss Morrill, is on the program for
La paper upon. "Our, New Posses
sionsiooien II .sinaa~ea
| Mayor Eogano has surprised his
fellow citizens 81 appointing George
i A.. Williams TO succeed William
EShererxas nighfwatch. We are sorry
! .tonsay'aM Mr.. 'Sherer was obliged by
lpoor health to resign, but. we would
recommend all to be good around
IMr. Williams for the muscles of his
brawny arms are strong as iron
bands" -.
A rural mail ronte inspector is
) making tour of the state investi.
II eating several matters. connected
with the work One of the objects
81 is 10 discover where routes merge
, together too closely and are of little
value to the people of the sections
Etraversed.. Where. such "a condition
, is found the routes will be changed
to reduce expenses.
;! Since Judge Hess staggering blow:
t Mr.. Metsker has hied into corner
}, and is now making faces at him, anC
everybody just laughs at Mr., Nets
ker, but he thinks they are laughing
at the judge. WHO is clown, now
The public will not be satisfied will
t Mr.. Metsker's reply to. Judge Hess
answer by calling it overflow ant
"hogwash" Any billingsgate editoi
: can say that much.
S The month ending Wednesday wa
: the coolest April in the last twenty
six years and within degree OF tn,
] coolest April ever experienced, &C
q cording to the weather bureau TIL,
bureaus report says: 'sThe month
5 was characterized by succession o
! cold spells which swept southeast
ward over the northeast Rock,
f mountain slope and gradually sprea'
1 southwark and eastward over the en-
: tire country east of the Rocky noun
< tains The cold was almost continu
: Gus except for brief intervals of da,
e or so of warmer weather and it close
: with remarkably low temperatures il
tho ;rtar,o~ vatfavc and the south