The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-02-13

quite sick with facial erysipelas.
Miss Katy Haag of Walkerton, was
a Plymouth visitor Wednesday.
Justin Myers is transacting bust
ness at Crestline, Ohio, this wsek.
Jacob Schroeder is selling fruit
trees in St. Joseph county this week
Earl Beckwith has gone to South
Bend, to spend a couple of days on
business.
Mrs. George Maxey of Burr Oak,
is spending a few days with friends
in this civ.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Leighton OF
South Bend, are visiting with the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. V.
Hoover.
Mrs. Tina Drake who has been Wis
ting with her son, Albert Drake, re-
turned to her home in South Bend
Wednesday.
Mss Alice Moore has gone to Sy-
racuse, Ind. where she will spend a
couple of weeks with her sister, Mrs.
l.. A.. Siders.
Do not forget the county Sunday
school convention at the Presbyter-
ian church Thursday evening, Friday
and Saturday.
Thomas Singleton went to Tyner
Wednesday to see Mrs. Lewis Beag-
les who has been seriously i'll for
several months.
]. c. Berlin o. Chicago who is Wis
ting his father, Thomas Berlin near
Rutland, visited relatives in Ply
mouth Wednesday.
Elmer Hodges, a hustling young
farmer, who resides east of Tiosa,
stopped in Plymouth Wednesday on
his way home from South Bend.
Miss Elva VIENNA of South Bend.
who has been visiting with her sister
Miss Realty in this city. for a few
days. returned to her home Wednes-
day.
Robers Owens and LEMON PARCEL
went to Indianapolis yesterday from
where they will go to Newport, r. l.,
and enter the navy.-Rochester Ser
tinel.
Mrs. Benjamin Williams of neqr
Teegarden. has returned to her home
| after a visit OF a few days in this
city, with her daughter, Mrs. Annon
Nye.
II seems that both the Democratic
and Republican parties of the central
and western states demand the CON
tinuance of the policies Of President
Roosevelt.
Frank Wiltfong returned 10 his
home southeast OF Bourbon Tuesday
evening after a visit OF several days
here and with relatives and friends in
f, North township.
Henry b. Hall living 2 miles west
OF Plymouth, on Pretty lake road will
have a sale of personal property on
Wednesday, Feb. 90; Z head horses,
cattle, hogs and implements. 13w2
Mrs. Harry Huntley Of Kalamazoo,
Mich, who has been in this city car
ing for her mother, Mrs. Sarah Hut
CLEMSON. who has been seriously i'll,
returned to her home Wednesday.
A terrific explosion occurred at
McKeesport. Pa, early Wednesday
morning. Several persons were kill
ed and scores injured. We could not
get particulars before going to press
The of Yarmouth, sister
OF Harry Thaw, has been granted a
divorce on grounds too loathsome TO
be made public. This is another in
stance of the r%ottenness that pervades
the smart set" in every country.
A number Of prominent citizens
were surprised when they tried to get
into saloons Wednesday and found
| the doors locked. They did not cad
the Tribune and did not know that
Lscoln's birthday is a legal Holiday.
William. Lemuel and George Shat
er OF Union township, st. Joseph
county, Mr.. and Mrs. John Richie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Beyler, S. N.
| Stevens, Otto Weber and Clinton
Bondurant attended the funeral OF
/ Henry Snyder at Argos, Wednesday.
The family of the venerable Henry
G. Davis have succeeded in prevent
ing him from marrying Miss Maud
Ashford of Washington. Mr.. Davis
was the last Democratic candidate for
vice president AMI i very wealthy.
He is s3 years of age.
The mortality statistics of Indiana
| for the month of December, 1907.
| show that the deaths in the state
| during the month were 2,76s; annual
rate 12.1 per 1000. In the cores
| bonding month last year, 2.956 deaths.
| rate 1871.
Valentine day, Cupid's annual festi-
| val. will occur Friday OF this week
and alreadv there are many tender
! missives speeding through the United
States mails in quest of answer to
loves devotion in the recesses of re-
ceptive hearts.
Abraham Lincoln, born n~inety-nine
years ago was but Sc years old when
he died-an age when most men in
| active life consider themselves in
their prime. Yet in his last four
| wears ne lived more than most do in