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

Duroc brood sows for sale by Nj
F. Greer -
Mrs. Jess McNeely is slowly inn
proving after a ten weeks illness.
WANTED April 1st, good
cook Argos house, Argos, Ind.
The Indiana legislature has but
nine days in which to complete its
work.
H. NJ. Bailey and family of Tippe-
canoe township. will move to North
Dakota
Mrs. Alice Mickey, who was visit
ing in this city, returned to South
Bend Wednesday
Mrs. James A Hanes is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Mahoney, in Val
paraiso this week.
Don't forget the girls B. B. game
at opera house Friday night. Ply
mouth VS. Warsaw.
Miss Jennie Brown of South Bend
arrived Wednesday to attend the
Ke1dall-Miller wedding.
Miss Pearl Miller was here from
Bourbon. to attend the Kendall-Mil-
Ter wedding Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Joseph Bennett is visiting
Mrs. Frank Orr and other relatives
and friends at South Bend this week
Everybody in northern Indiana
will recollect February 1907 as one
of the finest winter months they ever
saw.
Fred Reed has moved from Con-
voy. Ohio, to a farm which he re-
emily purchased of Fred Kessler IN
Tippecanoe township.
Mrs. Sarah Foster of Tiosa, went
TO Mishawaka Wednesday to visit
her daughter, Mrs. A M. Bussert,
who is reported quite sick
"Verde" and "Anti-Verde" have
given their opinion of Texas. Both
sides have had an inning and our
readers can take their choice.
Mrs. Chester v. Brooke OF Peru.
WHO has been visiting the family of
DIR. ]. E. Brooke in this city, went to
Chicago. Wednesday for visit OF
two or three days.
Governor Hanly signed the two
cent railway fare bill Tuesday but IT
has no emergency clause and will not
be in effect until the laws are pub
lished about May 1.
Mrs. Ralph Scott wife of a son of
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Scott, who re-
sided on South street in this city
several years ago, died at Peru Mon
day of typhoid fever
Mrs. James Huffman is visiting at
Argos. The family will move to Ar
xos in about two weeks, Mr.. Huff
man having accepted position IN
the furniture store there
John F. Stevens, chief engineer OF
the isthnian canal commission, has
resigned and President Roosevelts
elaborate plans for the construction
of the canal are to be recast.
Congress Saturday night adopted
an amendment 20 the sundry civil bill
providing that no bar or. canteen
where Intoxicating liquor is sold shall
be maintained in the national sold
iers' homes.
David Staley has bought OF Brodie
Parks the David Gibson farm, three
miles southeast of Plymouth, and
will erect house on the site OF the
old homestead, that was destroyed
by fire some three years ago
Mr.. Frank Jarrett, representing the
Standard Land company, will leave
with a company for Texas, Tuesday,
March and 10Th. For particulars,
cali at the Plymouth Inn or address
me at Plymouth. Frank Jarrett.
The enthusiastic unanimity with
which the Democrats in the legislat-
ure vote against the reform measures
would indicate that they interpreted
their platform pledges to be binding
only in case they controlled the law
making body
2y vote of 16O to 80 the citizens
of Center township, St. Joseph coun-
fy. defeated the proposed subsidy Tor
the Goshen, South Bend and Chicago
railway company, otherwise the pro
iecsed 1O-hour New York-Chicago
electric airline.
The far Northwest has broken
loose with a roaring "norther' to dis
mel the notion that spring is at hand
The norther is bowling along toward
Plymouth. According to the weather
bureau II will be here Tonight
nothing happens to it and no switches
are turned.
Rev. Isaac Dale, who was the
Methodist Presiding elder for this
district from 1897 to 1902, died at
Rossville, ILL.,, few davs ago. He
was stricken with something like par
alysis while IN charge OF this district
and moved to Rossville where he re-
NAMED until his death