The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-04-18

ter in Argos.
Reuben Tinkey of Walkerton, visit
ed in Plymouth this week.
Mrs Otto Klingerman has return
ed from visit of two weeks in Mich
igan.
The receipts of the Valparaiso post
Office during the past year were $27,-
$780,.
Miss Floy Beiler went to Rochester
Wednesday to arrange for attending
college. /
Mrs. John Tallman of Lapaz, went
to Chicago Wednesday to visit her
daughter
Frank Hite has secured employ
ment at Muncie and his wife is visit
ing at Walnut
Matthias Mangus has returned to
Argos after visit of several days
in this vicinity.
] Mrs. Mcdaniel is here from Walk
erton, visiting her daughter. Mrs
Edward Richards.
The funeral of Cyrus Watson will
be held at the Jacoby church Friday
afternoon at one o'clock.
Mrs S. d. Foss has returned to
Chicago after a visit with the family
of J. A. Yockey in this city.
Charles Lloyd Aster and Sarah
Pearl Myers are the only couple that
have been licensed to marry this
week.
| Mrs. Kirk has returned to her
home in Kenosha, Wisconsin, after a
visit of few days with Mrs. E. c.
Martindale in this city
| The family of Fred Shoultz drove
to Grovertown Wednesday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Wiltshire. She
was a niece of Mrs Shultz
| 1t seems that the Alton railroad
officials who were fined $4,000 each,
will have to pay their fines just like
ordinary people This is refreshing
| ID. A. Ross and daughter, Mrs
Harry Harris, went TO Rochester
Wednesday to visit the sister of Mr.
Ross, who has been sick for long
time
| c. A. Melin of Fort Wayne, travel
ing passenger agent for the Nickel
Plate. was in Plymouth Thursday.
He says the Nickel Plate will com
mence selling single 1O0-mile Sunday
!, excursion tickets for 81 on and after
! Sunday, April 90.
Rev. ]. c. Martindaie, who came
here to conduct services at the Chris
tian church this week was called to
Buchanan, Michigan Tuesday. He
will return Saturday and will conduct
! Sunday services and will also hold
! special services next week.
Few people are aware that H. J.
: Heinz of the 81 varieties fame spends
more of his time and money helping
the boys of this land than he does
. in making pickles He is doing a
great work through technical schools.
but it is done very quietly and effec-
: lively.
) There are not wanting people who
5 averred that Russia and Japan would
never keep their agreement TO evac-
uate Manchuria and give it over to
, China, but they have done SO. thus
! proving that there is honor among
nations, even if one is heather" md
the other semi-barbarous.
An exchange remarks truthfully:
We have great respect for the poor
and ambitious boy, who at twenty-
three years of age has succeeded in
earning and saving $500. If girls
knew what was good for them, they
would pay more attention TO thi:
class of young men and less to cigar
} cite and red necktie dudes who have
run up a bill at the saloon.
/, Word has been passed TO us that
Noble McCrory has received promo
ton in his work in the r. X. Office
in Indiana Harbor, of which we are
glad to hear, and we congratulate
: him. Perseverance brin~s success:
anywhere and he is another link il
the chain of successful young met
who have gone out from plymouth
and we are proud of the array o
s them
William NJ Patterson, whose re
{ mains will be brought here for buria
: Thursday, was the youngest membe
II of the Patterson family, and there i
now no male member of the origina
ii family Left. Thomas J. Patterson
IT who died several years ago, was on'
5. of the brothers Mrs A. c. Thomp
) son of Cleveland. Mrs. K. K Brook,
e and Mrs. Julia E. Thomson of thi
city and Mrs. J. A. Ruth of Chicago
- are the sisters living.
IS 1t is reported that Conroy Eley go
o his clothes badly cut and sustaine,
1t some slight gashes in the back Sun
Y, day by a younger boy named Sulli
I van Young Eley felt the boy strik
ing him in the back but did not know
5 Re had knife and did not pay an.
s attention to the matter until some
ID time after the cutting was done
$ was boys "fuss" and no arrest ha
lie been made SO far as we can learn, bu
n such boys may grow into dangerou
men,