The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-03-28

Sunday afternoon.
A squad of Culver cadets, under
command of Sergeant Shaw rode to
Plymouth Monday.
Mrs. Harriet Unger, who has been
sick for several months is growing
weaker day by day.
Emanuel Price is out agar after
having been confined to his home
three weeks with grip.
Mr. and Mrs. George Weiser of
Elkhart, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Miles in this city.
There were FIVE accessions at the
NJ E. church and two accessions at
the u. B. church Sunday morning.
Mrs. Singrey and daughter, Violet
and Mrs. League attended the w. c.
T. u county convention at Argos.
There was difference of fifty de-
grees in the weather of last Friday
and Saturday and the weather of
year previous.
Mrs. J. W. Kotterman and Mrs. G.
w. Kelley of Chill, Ind, spent Sum-
day at the home of Frank Swover-
land in this city.
Mrs. Dr. Jacoby of Mankato,.
Mimi, who had been visiting relatives
here several days. left for her home
Monday afternoon.
George Vinson, Mishawaka bar
Der, shot a sand hill crane that meas
ured four and one half feet in length,
near Osceola, Thursday.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society had charge of the services at
the NJ. Z. church Sunday evening and
and interesting program was present
ed.
Mrs. Labrash has returned from
Chicago where she spent the winter
with her son. and she will aglin
make her home in Plymouth near the
Presbyterian church
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Smith and
Mrs. Smiths mother of Huntington,
visited Mr.. Richter of the "Bee Hive"
in this city Sunday. Mrs. Smith is
Mr.. Rchter's sister.
r. A Chase, who had been spend
ing a week at home, returned to st.
Charles, Mo-, Monday. His little
granddaughter, Esther Chase, accom-
panied his as far as Chicago.
Francis Lagrange, whose home is
| near Bremen, was killed by Lake
Shore freight train near Lydick, St
Joseph county, Friday night. His neck
and legs were broken and he was
otherwise injured.
We have TO take the bitter with
the sweet. Senator Burton of Kan
sas, who was released from TIE peni-
Tertiary last Friday, where he hid
been sent for land frauds, was born
and raised IN Ind ana.
Government scientists claim that
the eating of raw meat will enable
people to become mentally and physi-
cally strong. 1t may be, however,
that mental and physical strength can
be achieved in more pleasant ways
| c. Plank of Idaho, who has been
visiting in this county went to South
Bend Monday morning and after a
visit of a few days there will go TO
the state of Washington for visit OF
a two months before returning TO his
home in Idaho.
The lightning Saturday night, ran
into J. c. Buunell's residence on a
telephone wire, set fire to the paper
on the wall and created quite blaze
The fire alarm was sounded but the
fire was extinguished before much
damage was done.
| Halle Cox, formerly of this city,
who had been the principal clerk at
the Palmer house, Culver, for almost
year, left for Oklahoma Friday
night. Mr.. Lamson did not like 10
lose him, but he made up his mind
TO go west and he went
Druggist Reynolds says that the
Beardsley bill does not permit drug
gists to sell liquors for medicinal, sci
entihc or mechanical purposes in any
| quantity less than one quart, conse-
quently it affects the provisions of
the blind tiger bill very slightly.
1t is reported that the railroad.
may abolish Sunday excursions in re-
taliation for the enactment of two
cent fare law. This is for all the
world like the small boy who refuses
to eat his dinner in order to spite his
parents-hurts no one but the boy.
| A large number of negro laborers
have been brought TO Laporte to
work on the proposed Chicago and
New York air line There was al
ready a camp of Italians, and more
of that nativity are yet to come.
The two races have separate camps.
Thomac J. Wright the first white
child born in Kosciusko county, had
his skull fractured by falling limb
while at work in the woods on his
farm in Harrison township last week
He has resided in Kosciusko county
continuously since his birth "A years
ago.