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

today.
Allie Diedrich, of Bremen, was in
town Friday.
Ira Kreighbaum, of Tyner, was in
town Friday.
Frank Bradley, of Tyner, was in
town Friday.
Mrs. William Martindale went to
South Bend
r. Rensberger, of WalkertOn, was
in town Friday.
Mrs. Julia Acker has gone to Argos
for a few days visit.
L. FL. Vanscoik has gone to Lar
will for medical treatment.
T. W. Morrow, of Tyner, was in
this city Friday on business.
Mrs. J. f. Marshall and son, Har-
old, have returned from Argos.
Mrs. Catherine Smith and daughter
Bell spent the day at Argos Friday.
Mrs. L c. Murphy has returned
from business trip To- South Bend.
Misses Jennie and Eva Hutchins
have returned from a visit in Inwood.
j.. II. BOnham went to Avilla, Ind.
on account Of the illness of lis mother.
Miss Christina Ulrich has returned
from a three weeks visit at Fort
Wayne
Mrs Schinke, of South Bend. who
has been visiting IN this city returned
hone Friday.
J. NJ. Schroeder has been appointed
postmaster at Tyner, Charles E. Keller
having resigned.
Miss Ida Hisey, of Argos, visited
few days last week with Miss bessie
Manual of this city.
The Bon Tons gave a chatting
dish party at the home of Miss Jennie
Southworth Friday evening.
Mesdames Jane Karn and Bell N.Y.
ers, Of Tyner, fave gone to Conroy,
Ohio, TO visit for some time
The funeral of F. NJ. Hartman was
held at Bremen Friday. The services
were conducted at the U. B. church.
According to Bradstreet's nearly so
per cent Of the concerns that fail in
business are those which don't adver-
tise.
Mr.. Fruits, who has been quite sick
the past month at his home on South
Walnut street, is able to be up and
around.
The Sisters of the Holy Cross and
the boarding pupils at st. Michael's
academy were out sleigh riding Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. W. hamburg, of Paramount,
who has been visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. McGlasslon, have
returned home.
VIM. O'Keefe, by HI. A. Logan, his
attorney, has filed complaint against
Marvin II. Landon for foreclosure of a
mechanics lien.
Never pay any attention TO croakers
1t IS the people with sunny tempera-
ments who produce things and make
life worth living.
Tie Ladies' Mozart club INDUCED in
a sleighing party to Bourbon Friday
evening. While there they we're en-
tertained by several Bourbon ladies.
William Racquet accidentally
touched a live wire at the Jenney
electric works in 1T. Wayne Thurs
day afternoon and was instantly kill
ed.
G. G.. Mikel sold over 81, 500 worth
of raw furs during the month Of jan
uary, at Bremen. At this rate the
va-mints ought to become extinct in
short time
Miss L. f. Clough is costly ensconced
in her new millinery room On the
ground floor of the bank buildin~ and
has tasty and handsome dis of
goods in her line.
The residence of Koppenhoefer, a
TT. WAYNE butcher, was DESTROYED bv
a natural gas explosion Thursday
morning and several persons were in
jured, one perhaps fatally.
The young man who starts out with
the idea that his character is his capt.
tai, and that his whole manhood is
pledged FOR every Collar of indebted
ness, will usually succeed.
VIII Gavin, of Ligonier, was the
guest Of Miss Della Oglesbee Thurs
day. having stopped here on his way
to De Paw university where he will
resume his work as a junior.
The Interstate Life Insurance COM
pany has been sued by Anna Pollard,
Of indianapolis for so, 900. She al
leges that the company refuses to pay