The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-02-28
LOCAL NEWS


Farms to rent near Bourbon and
Tippecanoe. NJ. L. Helpman, Warsaw
Ira Bicknell and family have moved
from Donaldson to South Bend
John Hoover was called to KoISo-
mo Tuesday to itend the funeral of
a niece.
Recollect the county Sunday
School convention at Culver Friday
and Saturday.
William Clay and L. S. Mickey
hauled Mr.. TRUTHS goods to Niles.
Mich, Monday.
Mrs John Stuck and daughter.
have returned to Nappanee after
visit at Charles Kebert's.
Mrs. Eva Wunderlicf of Columbia
City, is visiting her son. Writ Wun-
derlich, and other relatives in this
city.
George Gurthet purchased the farm
of Brodie Parks in Walnut township
one day last week. Consideration 800
per acre
Charles Shultz of Bourbon, stop
ped in Plymouth Tuesday, on his
way to South Bend for visit of sew
eral days.
Mrs Lillian Ewald of South Bend,
is visiting the family of Adam Wise
and other relatives and friends in
Plymouth.
Wednesday is the one hundredth
anniversary of the birth of H. w.
Longfellow The great poet was born
Feb. 81 1907.
We have taken the agency for
Sticks Laundry South Bend. Orders
will have best attention. Carder's
Lunch Room. dc
Mrs Homer Linkenhelt and her
daughters, Helen and Jane, are visit
ing the family of Benjamin Linken-
helt at Elkhart
The plant of the Acker Process
Company at Niagara was destroyed
by fire Monday afternoon The loss
is estimated at $4,000
1t is pretty cold weather for blue
birds and robins but they have been
in Plymouth several days singing as
merrily as if spring were really here.
Mrs. J. w. Maxey went to Edger-
ton. Ohio. Tuesday to visit her
daughter Mrs Bertha Jewell who is
the mother of baby girl born Sat
urday.
Mrs Margaret Seider has been Wis
iting relatives and friends at Terre
Haute and in this city and county
She returned to her home at Elkhart
Tuesday
Miss Margaret Zumbaugh, a sister
of Adam and John Zumbaugh of This
city, died at Reed City, Mich, Feb.
IA She left this county thirty-five
years ago.
Mrs. F. B. Walmer of Culver, has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Beyler at Bremen and her
sister, Mrs. Frank Miner northeast
of Plymouth. She returned to Gull
yer Tuesday.
Twenty farmers residing near
Bluffton banded themselves together
a few days ago and attacked a crowd
0f cxvce;as x.rb, xxxera cfaa1fu0 query
thing in sight and drove them out of
the county.
Jacob Suit has purchased the resi-
dence furthest north on Center street
and w. H. English has traded his
residence property on Miner street
for W.. H. Albert's residence on
Michigan street.
]. X. Laporte of Russell, North
Dakota, has been visiting E. ]. Stone
burner in Polk township. He has
been a resident of that country nine
teen years and likes it. He went home
Tuesday and Mr.. Stoneburner went
with him.
The special car for Texas under the
direction of Mr.. Sarber of Argos and
County Clerk Jones of this city, will
leave Plymouth over the L. E & w.
next Tuesday at 10:47 a. m. The
company with which they are con-
nected owns 100000 acres of the best
lands in Texas.
Mayor Dunno has been renominat-
ed by the Democrats of Chicago, and
Fred A. Busse has been chosen as the
Republican candidate to oppose him.
The Republicans thinks Mr.. Busse
will win easily but we will not ven
ture a prediction until the votes are
counted the first Tuesday in April.
Mrs. David How. who has been
critically i'll for several weeks of can
Ger of the stomach at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Harley Logan, in
this city, is still alive but there is no
hope of Der recovery. She has not
been able to take any nourishment
for eighteen days and her death is
expected at any time
A telegram received at Warsaw
early on Monday morning stated tina.
Prof Noble Harter for several years
Superintendent of the Warsaw city
schools, died at South Pasadena, Cal,
on Saturday, Feb. 20, and that the
funeral service would be held Mon
day morning at South Pasadena,
where the burial would also take
place.