The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-02-14

Mrs. John Nj. Drake of Twin Lakes
spent Wednesday in Plymouth.
Fred Kuhn has sold his slaughter
house property to John Suseland.
Mrs. c. L. Soice of Mishawaka, is
visiting her mother Mrs. Henry Tab
er.
c. w Shakes of Bourbon, trans
acted business in Plymouth Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Omer Slough of Bourbon, is
visiting relatives in South Bend this
week
]. F. Langenbaugh is looking after
truant children in Argos and vicinity
this week.
Mrs Frank Hill has returned to
Niles, Mich, after a visit with rela-
tives here
Miss Bette WEIGH has returned to
| Logansport after a visit OF week
in this city.
DR.. Ringle of Tippecanoe, has de-
cided that he will not establish a hos
pi;al at Warsaw.
Mrs. Kloepfer, OF Logansport,
spent Wednesday in Plymouth and
went from here to Chicago.
Lent is here and was ushered in
with the finest February weather ever
seen in this section of country.
Mrs. L. L. Dills has returned TO
South Bend after a visit with her
husbands mother Mrs E. Dills
Rev o. F. Lands and wife were
entertained at dinner Tuesday, at the
home of F. ]. Goss, south of this city
The high license bill will come up
in the house on Thursday. Both sides
have workers from all parts OF the
state.
D. S. McGan of Columbus, Ohio, is
visiting his uncle, James l. Geddes
at Donaldson. Mr. Geddes is sc
years old
The While-away club gave a party
at Albert's hall Tuesday night, which
they pronounce one of the best of
the winter
Hiram Mangus residing four miles
northwest of Lapaz, will have sale
of personal property Wednesday,
February 81.
WANTED-S Single man to care
for farm Must be sober and reliable
Steady position if satisfactory. A.
II. Morsches.
Julius Timm, of Michigan City,
disappeared on Jan. 81 and his body
was found frozen in ditch near La
porte on Friday.
L. G.. Harley of this city and Chas
New of Bourbon, are attending the
convention of hardware dealers at
Chicago this week.
Oscar Prahl, of Goshen, who
struck his wife in the face with a
coffee pot was fined $50 and costs by
an Ell1hart justice
Romeo Ball, son of Adam Bail, is
here for visit of a few days. He
is fireman on the Lake Shore with
headquarters at Toledo
Mrs. John Olds, residing near
Deedsville, Miami county fell and
broke leg while attempting to set
tie quarrel between two of her sons
Mrs. M. French of Kalamazoo,
Mich, is here fo- a visit of few
days at the home of her brother,
Prof Grisdale, on East Caro- street.
The four tramps who attempted to
hold up Lake Shore train west of
South Bend Monday afternoon, were
captured by farmers and are now in
jail.
Some members of the legislature
declare that Blodgett,of the Indianap-
oils News, puts words in their mouths
that they never uttered or thought Of
uttering.
F. NJ. McCrory has returned from
Texas. He purchased section of
land and thinks the Pan Handle
country is equal 20 any section of
the Southwest
A writer in the Indianapolis News
says the saloons and the Prohibition
lists are on one side and the people
on the other side in favor of high IL
ccnse and the people will win
The mother of Thompson Myers
arrived Tuesday evening and is now
at the bedside of her son in Tyner
1t is said there is no hope of his
recovery from bright's disease
If public sentiment was exactly
right everywhere the laws would be
enforced and there would be no ne
cessity for regulative legislation at
every meeting of the legislature.
Word from l. S. Hahn at Culver,
president of he Sounty Sunday
School association, says all danger
from smallpox is past and that the
Sunday school convention will be
held early in March.
Henry Weber, former resident of
this city, who has been at Seattle,
Wash, several years, died in that city
Monday night. He was about 40
years of age and was brother of OF
TO Weber of this city
The proposition before the legis-
lature to abolish the Office of city
treasurer is a good one. There is no
reason why the county treasurer
should not collect city taxes at the
same time he collects state taxes.
The Fastnacht supper at Hilps cafe
Tue sdav night was we'll patrOniZed