The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-02-13

liberia.
The Schiller Male Quartette Satur-
day night. lO9t3 l9tl
Mrs. c. E. Bunnell, of Chicago, is
visiting in Plymouth.
Miss Lora Reed has gone to Chicago
to remain few days.
Frank Janke, deputy auditor, is
on the sick list this week.
Mrs. Albert and daughter, of Bour-
bon, are visiting at Walnut.
Romeo Ball and DR.. Durr transacted
business at Culver yesterday.
Rev. A. H Zilmer is conducting re-
vival meetings at South Bend.
j. A. Hoffman went to Warsaw to
attend the funeral of his aunt, Mrs.
Balrl.
No music so pleasing as first
class male quartette. Hear Schil-
ler's. 109t3 19t1
Mrs. Hartman, of Hanover, Pa, is
visiting her son, Rev. j. E. Hartman,
in this city.
Rev. John Archibald McKeen, of
ban Mangok, is the guest of Mr..
Louis Hatten
Harley Freese. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emanuel Freese, of the Pretty Lake
neighborhood, is seriously i'll.
The musical treat of the sea.
son,-the Schiller Male, Quar-
tette. 109t3 19t1
Mrs. Sholders, of Rochester, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Rodgers on her way to Bourbon.
Empty houses are very scarce in
Plymouth, and it is almost impossible
for renters to find a good house.
/ Charles Hartman, of Auburn, Ind,
former Vandalia agent in this city.
has been visiting here this week.
/ Mrs. E. n. Crumley, of South Bend,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank CrumIey returned home today.
The Methodist ladies aid society had
a very large and profitable meeting
with Mrs. Shambaugh Tuesday after
noon.
Theodore Roosevelt jr., who is criti.
cally i'll with pneumonia, seems slight
~ improved but the crisis is not vet
passed.
| A series of meetings will begin al
the Walnut Grove church, three miles
northeast of Plymouth, next Sunday
evening.
About fifty attended the pedro party
at st. Joseph's Hall Tuesday Will
liam Orman won first prize and Peter
Emenaker won the BOBBY prize.
| Abraham Lincoln was born Feb. y,
1sO9-93 years ago. No nation can
boast of names more illustrious than
Washington, Lincoln and Grant
William P. Holland has sale OF
personal property at his farm north.
west of town, Friday, Feb. 81. He
| has sold his farm and will remove to
Dakota.
The programs for the Florida Cha.
tauqua for Feb. Is, are out and those
desiring copies will please write to
Rev. Edmund F. Albertson. of Bour-
bon, Ind.
Drs. A. c. and Charles Holtzendorff,
Knott and Eley and Attorney Martin.
dale went to ArgosTuesdaymorning to
attend law suit in which the value
of an Argos physicians services are to
be decided.
/ A letter from Ed. 5. Brooke, 90 his
relatives in this city. says he has not
engaged in any other business since
selling his store in Salt Lake CITY. but
he is considering several business
, propositions. and expects to remain
there.
i Republicans OF every township in the
county will meet Monday, February
"a, to appoint delegates to the state
ard congressional conventions. The
state convention will be held at Ind.
annapolis, April 23, and the congress
! sional convention will be held at Plym.
outh, "Wednesday, February 20.
Moses Whiteleather, an old citizen
of this county, died Monday at bis
home in Lapaz, after an illness OF
about four years. He was the father
of fifteen children, of whom twelve
survive him. One son, Prof. A. J.
: Whiteleather, who died few years
ago, was teacher of the Plymouth
schools and for several years principal
of the Bourbon schools.
i There is newspaper in Kansas
whose motto is Lie, steal drink and
swear, and it is thus explained by
. the editor: when you lie, let it be
, down to pleasant dreams: when you
i steal, let it be away from immoral as
sociates: when you drink, let it be