The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-04-25

Governor Hanly has ISSUED proc
lamation naming Friday, April &c and
Friday, October 10 as arbor days.
Minnie A, gel, who has been an in
mate of Briyhtside, has been sent to
Indianapolis where she will remain.
Miss May Alleman has returned to
Chicago after a visit of two weeks
with relatives and friends in this city.
]. Russell Tanner will leave this
evening for LibertyviIle, ILL.,, where
he will teach in the schools until June
1st.
The commencement exercises of
the Plymouth high school will be
given June A. There are SO members
of the graduating class.
Mrs Harry Swanson returned 10
her home at Peru last evening after
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Davis, in this city.
Mrs. c. R. Beatty and son returned
TO their home at South Bend Friday.
after a visit in this city with the
family of Stephen Reeves.
Congressman Brick, who is can
didate for denomination, proposes to
spend the latter part of May and the
first half of June in Hawaii
The wheat crop in the United
States is promising beyond the aver
age. Uncle Sam has the prospect of
another year of great harvests.
l.. I. Vanschoiack, the oldest man
in Marshall county, who was stricken
with paralysis at his home in Culver.
last December, is still alive and
seems to be improving. He is "a
years old.
The Lake Shore railroad has. decid-
ed to tear down the burned depot al
Larorte and replace it with new.
handsome station-one that will be
credit to the company and the city of
Laporte.
A congressman noted for recalling
everybody's face and name lost his
memory entirely when placed on the
witness stand in a land fraud case
Here is another puzzle for the alien
SITS and experts.
William Reslar, who was badly
burned by an explosion in the can
ming factory, last September, is able
ITO be on the streets again. Luther
Coles little daughter, who was scald-
cd at the same time, is still confined
to her home.
Henry Myers, farmer residing
south of Huntington, is suffering
from an infection resulting from a
bad case of mumps. The affection
has gone to almost every part of his
body, causing badly spotted con-
dition of the skin.
The two-year-old child of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Cope, who reside in West
Plymouth, was severely burned this
morning by falling on a hot stove
The little one had climbed onto a
chair which became overbalanced,
throwing il on the heated stove.
The residence of John Bowel on
Laporte street, which was badly dam
agsd by fire a few months ago, has
been repaired and both the interior
and exterior of the building, present
neat appearance. Mr.. Bowel is
moving his household goods into the
place preparatory to occupying the
same
Simon Holloran has SUED the Ham
mond, Whiting & East Chicago Ry.
Co. for $4,000 damages. He was
kicked from a car platform by a con-
ductor and the wheels passed over
his leg. The case is being heard by
Judge Tuthill at Michigan City.
Co. | of this city is making great
plans to attend the c. A. R. encamp-
ment at Fort Wayne on May %. The
company now numbers 81 members
and they are being put through a
heavy drill preparatory to making a
good showing at the encampment
While playing with fire in the yard
four miles southwest of Goshen, the
three year old daughter of Schuyler
Wiltfong, was nearly cremated. Her
clothing became ignited and it was
after a hard effort that she was saved
Her face, head and body are burned
DIR. Oliver Crook Haugh of Day
ton, Ohio, convicted of the murder
of his father, mother and brother al
Dayton, o., on the night of Novem-
Der 4, 1905, was electrocuted in the
annex at the Ohio penitentiary at Co
lumbus, Ohio, a few minutes after
midnight Thursday.
| One of the duties of the Inspector:
working from the state laboratory o
hygiene during the summer and fal
| will be to keep a close eye on tht
drinks and CONNECTIONS sold at county
fairs. Adulterated lemonade and cid
ers and cheap adulterated candies
must be so labeled or their sale viii
be prohibited
/ J. w. Rupel has sold his farm o
10 acres, four miles southeast o
Walkerton, to J. L.. Cochran, of Up
|per Sandusky, o., who will take pos
: session next November. The consid
Grafton was $4,000. Mr.. and Mrs
Rupel will remain on the farm this
summer, but expect to buy propert,
and move to town next fall.-Walker