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

Everybody was surprised and
pleased at the short time taken to
try Alexander Johnson.
The condition Of Mrs David How
remains unchanged Her recovery is
not considered possible
Senator Parks voted for the high
license bill but Representative Nc
Donald voted against it.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. ELMER have
gone to Milwaukee, Wis, where the
former is to lecture next Sunday
Mrs Frank Hoke went to Bour-
bon Saturday to visit her brother,
Austin Downing, who is critically i'll
Mrs. B. F. Anderson of Hamlet re-
turned home Saturday after visit in
this city with her sister, Mrs. Old
father
Miss Mamie Beldon and Miss Hile-
man who is here from Ohio visiting
her, went to South Bend to visit over
Sunday.
William Wincland who resides in
the southeast corner of Walnut town
ship, has returned from a visit in
Michigan
Misses Marie Leonard and Gather
inc Fultz went TO South Bend to
spend Saturday and Sundy in that
city and Lakeville.
Everybody in Plymouth says the
Laporte basket ball teams are all
right. They are ladies and gentlemen
of the highest type.
Miss Josie Brosnahan arrived from
Pierceton Saturday afternoon to at
tend the funeral of her uncle, Mich,
ael Whitley, who died Friday.
Mrs. 0. F. Spahr has returned to
her home at Englewood, Chicago.
after visit of week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Jordan.
Mrs. Charles Forster, who was
called here by the death of her father,
Jonathan Brown, returned Saturday,
to her home at North Manchester.
James Hoffman of this city has &C
cepted position with the Grossman
furniture and undertaking firm at Ar
COS. James is a good man in fur
niture store.
Mrs. Josiah Hoffman, former res
ident of this county, now residing al
Stanley, North Dakota, left for home
Saturday, after visit with relatives
and friends in this county and Fulton
county
Prosecuting Attorney Molter was
at Culver Friday night looking as'er
the saloon situation. He says all
liquors shall be kept out of the town.
He will not allow any monkey"
business.
Bert and Pearl Abbott, two small
children who have been cared for by
Mrs. Levi Yazel, for three years, left
for Peoria. H., Saturday to make
their home with their mother, who
resides there now.
J. D. Mccoy has purchased the
Plymouth laundry which he sold sew
eral months ago and has taken pos
session. He understands the businss
thoroughly and will be welcomed BY
all former patrons.
George Koontz, who resides on
the Goshen road six miles northeas.
of Plymouth, is reported critically i'll.
He has been in poor health for two
or three years but has been able to
be up until recently.
The "cat tails" that grow in profu-
sion along the lake shores, are being
used by large wholesale houses in
Chicago to make mattresses. AT
Pierceton one day last week 1880
pounds were shipped by one firm.
Rev. w. S. Howard went to Lapaz
Saturday morning to visit Thompson
Myers, who seems somewhat better
than he was few days ago. Thomp
sons mother has been at his bedside
caring for him ever since he became
seriously jill.
Local manufacturers of Maple sir
| up who have been accustomed to
aduterating the product with foreign
substances and then putting it on the
market as pure" will find such a
course this year in violation OF the
Indiana pure food law.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Hartman who
now reside in Fort Wayne, stopped
in Plymouth Saturday with the
corpse of their little daughter. who
died in Fort Wayne, Friday, aged
three years and twelve days. The re-
mains were taken to Burr Oak for
| burial
Miss Lucy Hite who is teacher in
| the Inwood schools has been exposed
to smallpox and has discontinued her
school work remaining at home to
await Developments. Miss Hte is not
under quarantine but is using this
precaution against spreading the dis
ease should it develop
Rev. Dr. Brooke of Valparaiso,
stopped in Plymouth Saturday on his
way to Flora to preach funeral. He
will be in Plymouth again Wednes-
day, February 81, to make Mr.. Miller
and Miss Edith Kendall husband and
wife He married Mr.. and Mrs Ken
dali 46 years ago, and will have offici-
ated at the weddings of all their
children when Edith is married.
The high license bill was killed in
the house Friday afternoon. The vote
was AZ for the bill to 81 againt it.
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