The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-02-20

Miss Mary Lake has gone to Argos
for few days. visit with relatives.
V. p Kirk, of TippecanOe. was in
town Thursday on his way TO FIT.
Wayne.
waka, visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Lacher.
Jacob Richard, of Green township,
whose shoulder was dislocatedMonday,
was il town Thursday.
Miss Rosa Murray, who has been
visiting friends, returned to her home
at South Bend Thursday.
Mrs. Deamer, of Argos, who has
been visiting her son, G. b. Deamer.
returned home Thursday.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Thomas, by her at
torney, c. p. Drummond, has applied
for divorce from Joab w. Thomas.
A little child of John w. Williams,
residing north of Inwood, died Tues
day and was buried at the ceme-
terry east of Inwood Thursday.
The complaint of Consider Cushman
for divorce rom his wife, Rilla Cush-
man. will be heard March IL. l.. Nj.
Lauer is plaintiffs attorney.
John W. Gallagher, who is spend
ing the winter at Phoenix, Arizona.
is reported improving, and his many
friends hope that he will regain his
health.
Noah Schaal's horse dropped dead
Thursday while he was unloading grain
at Zehner's mill. The animal was in
good condition and supposed to be in
good health.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. How, who have
been visiting their parents here. left
this morning for Lakeville where the
doctor has located for the practice of
his profession.
There was musical entertainment
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hamp-
ton west of Plymouth, last week. A
number from Twin Lakes and Ply
mouth attended.
About twenty-five ladies of the
northwest of town went to Argos this
morning in bob sleds They will take
dinner with Andrew Bowel and re-
turn this evening.
Louis Haslanger, formerly of South
Bend and well known here, is finish
ing his musical studies under Dudley
Buck, jr., in New York City. Mr..
Haslanger, it is said, promises to be-
come a baritone Of note
The Wabash river is frozen solid at
Vincennes and teams are engaged in
hauling logs across the river short
distance below the city. This is a
condition that seldom occurs SO far
south.
The Maccabee calico social Friday
evening was a grand success; the at
tendance was large and the supper
prepared by the ladies was excellent.
Interest centered in the cushion made
by Miss Bertha Carver. She sold the
chances, one hundred, at ten cents.
Number twenty-five was the lucky
number and the lucky man was Mr..
jacob Holem.
Old soldiers will be interested in
learning that the legislative bill, as it
passed the house and viii pass the
senate, contains provision adding
twenty men to the board that acts on
pension appeals under the secretary
of the interior. The result will be to
expedite cases. The board is now two
years behind and many pensioners are
awaiting the results of appeal.
Congressman Brick stopped in Plym-
outh- on his way from Washing
ton TO South Bend. The protests
coming from every county against the
calling Of snap convention to shut
all other candidates have alarmed him.
If the rank and file OF the republican
party expect to have any voice in COLI
trolling the policies of the party they
must teach the leaders TO trust the
people.
A number Of members Of the local
G.. A. r. post and w. r. c. enjoyed a
pleasant evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Balsley, Monday
They took with them materials for an
oyster supper, but on arrival found
that their host had anticipated them,
and already prepared bountiful sup
per; so they didn't do a thing but
have two suppers. and a good time
generally.-Blemen Enquirer.
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