The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-05-23
LOCAL NEWS


Mrs. Mary Powell is quite sick at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Caro-
line Craige.
Irwin Haag has been quite sick
since last week necessitating a ply
sician's care
Joseph Stein is painting and roof
ing his property on Sophia street and
renosating generally.
The Daniel Poor farm, four miles
south of town has been purchased by
Roy List. The sale was made by
Richard Brothers.
FOR SALE-Cheap. Two finest
lots at Pretty Lake Also fine cot,
tage for rent. Apply to ]. b. Bowel
or P. o. Box Isl. may22w1d6
Mr. James Gibson was unable to
attend the encampment at Fort
Wayne being quite reduced in health
aid able only to go about his home
Mr.. Henry Smith and daughte-,
Mrs. VIM. Vanpelt of Monticello,
came Wednesday for a visit with
their cousin, Mrs. Caroline Craige, in
west Plymouth.
G. w. Williams came down from
North Liberty to go with the G. 4.
R. post encampment. Mr.. Williams
lived here many years ago and work
ed for James Gibson whom he paid a
visit while here.
The frequency of notice in daily
papers of explosion OF gasoline and
loss of life and property following
would indicate the need of safety APP
pliances together with the greatest
care by those using them.
Mesdames Taylor, Cooke and
Barnes, and Miss Parks of the Bour-
bon hive of lady Maccabees went to
South Bend Wednesday to be in for
the good time in the evening. Mrs.
H. Iden the representative in the
grand lodge went Tuesday.
G. G. Love and Will Hahn went to.
South Bend, Wednesday morning, to
root" for Adam Wise for the grand
Communicating of the Knights OF the
Maccabees. We are doing our best
from distance by lending our best
wishes that they all succeed.
The ST. Vincent DePaul society
CAV. farewell and surprise party on
Mrs. Barney Healey, at the home of
Mrs. Ferd Eich on North Center
street, Tuesday evening. 1t was a
surprise indeed and nice enjoyable
time was had by all, finished off with
ice cream and cake.
Rowdies angered at thu victory OF
Ch;cago's baseball team over the
home team in New York Tuesday,
precipitated riot, attacking the UNI
pire so fercely that the police with
difficulty effected his rescue Clubs
were freely used and guns were fired
in the air to quell the disturbance.
Everybody is surprised at the con-
tinued cold weather Tuesday morn
ing we were greeted with whirc
frost that destroyed all tender plants,
followed by a warm clear day and
Wednesday morning comes cold
rain. Much corn is yet to plant and
that planted will likely rot in the
ground
The cold and wet which We are all
called to deplore at this time, ex-
tends in this country from the Rocky
Mountains to the Atlantic ocean.
Even from Germany comes the re-
port that frost. rain and hail have
done much damage and in the prov
ince of Alsac the ground was covered
we'll over with hail.
Mrs. G. w. Baxter went to South
Bend Wednesday to spend the bal
ance of the week with her sons, John
and Ed while Mr. Baxter is in Fit.
Wayne with his comrades in the
Grand Army encampment Query:
which one enjoys themselves best,
the mother with her boys, or the
soldier with his comrades?
1t begins to look as though Mayor
Busse of Chicago, was in earnest
about Kidding the city of crime, and
establishing a regime of decency and
safety, having shifted the police to
where they could be most effective in
this line and s;iver orders to do their
duty without fear or favor, with JUS
tice to all and special privileges to
none. t
Among those who went to Fort
Wayne Wednesday we noted the fol
lowing named parties, Jacob Myers.
OF Rutland, F. NJ. WEIGH, E. Price,
John Windbigler, Chas Andrews, Joe
White, Morris Agler, J. M. Heminger
and ]. c. Kuhn. Quite number of
the ladies accompanied the crowd for
the outing and the W. R. c. held
their meeting at the same time.
In another column you will find an
article entitled "That Was Business"
1t is an editorial from the Chicago
Tribune on the decision of Judge
Lands in the case against the
seating trust. The editorial sets
up the way the trust worked
it to fleece the dear people for which
The Judge fined them $4,000 If there
is any way by which to make the
trust people be honest We believe Z
is by the route judge Lands has TAX
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