The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-02-20
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Mrs. G.. G.. Love is on the sick list.
Miss Daisy Werntz has returned to
lapaz.
Miss Effie Miller is visiting in Dom
aldson.
John DIETRICH, of Bremen. was in
town today.
Joseph Haag has gone TO Louisiana
to visit his son.
Mrs. Samuel Latch went to Larwill
for few days.
Mrs. Kate Beiler will visit in South
Bend until Sunday.
w. r. Harris and family have
moved to South Bend.
Miss Ida Walter went TO Warsaw
for few days visit.
Fox's ''Forex'' Crackers are sold by
all up-to-date grocers.
Buren, County, Michigan.
Mrs. Daniel Mote has gone to War
saw for visit of few days.
c. b. Tibbetts has returned from
business TIP in Fort Wayne.
Peter Holem has returned from a
visit of three months in Kansas.
Rev. L. A. Moench, of Valparaiso,
was the guest of Rev. S. NJ. Yenn.
Miss Jennie Harbaugh has gone to
South Bend for visit Of few days.
Mrs. P. ID. Burgener. of Donaldson,
was visiting in Plymouth Wednesday.
Mrs. Trimble, ofChicagO, is visiting
her, daughter, Mrs. Harry Armstrong.
Mrs. Nelson Rodgers has gone to
Rochester for visit of several days.
Miss Oleva Skunk, of Tippecanoe,
is here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. Eley.
Mrs. Henry Stein has returned after
a visit of several days at st. Joe,
Mich.
Miss Alice Gould, of Walkerton, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Arnie Cleve-
land.
Mrs. Ream. who has been visiting
Mrs. H. j. Mitchell returned home
yesterday.
Herman Taber will have public
sale Thursday. He expects to move
to Plymouth.
Mrs. Roy Love has returned TO
Racine, Wisconsin, after visiting rel
atives in this city.
A crowd of Lutherans went out to
the home Of Jacob Fultz south of
town and had a royal time.
Mrs, Lawrence /. Linn, of South
Bend, formerly of this city. was here
last evening on her way to Columbia
City.
Rev. Newman Hall, the noted Con-
gregational preacher and writer. died
in London, Tuesday morning He
was Sc years old
Mrs. E. j. Kleckner, who resides on
the Mattingly farm, has sold her per-
sonal property at public sale and will
remove to this city.
Dressed beef will be cheap in Chi
cago as long as the packing establish
ments are endeavoring to make mince-
meat out of each other.
James Meegan, an old resident of
North township, who has been sick
forseveral months died yesterday. He
was about 70 years old.
Dit is never too late to mend. If
you have been buying Crackers that
are tastless, why not stop now and de-
mand of your grocer Fox's "Forex."
Lewis Calbeck will have big sale
of stock, farming utensils and other
personal property at his residence
half mile north of Burr Oak, Monday,
March 3.
The new station, now in process of
building in Chicago by the Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific and the Lake
Shore, will be the finest i'm the world.
The cost is estimated to be about
81, 900, 900.
An endowment fund of $50, 200 will
be presented to Epworth hospital at
South Bend by the family of the late
Hon. Glenn Studebaker, provided the
Institution can be freed from the debt
of $50, 900 which it now owes.
South Bend Tribune: NJ. B. Staley,
of the A. c. Staley Manufacturing
company and E. B. Reynolds will leave
early in the summer for trip to Eur
ope. Much of their time will be
spent in Norway and Sweden.
The Studebaker Bros. Manufacture
ing company will make automobiles
and building has been leased for that
purpose at South Bend. When COM