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


from a visit at Lakeyille.
Ben Carver and Dan Knoblock, of
Bremen, were in town Monday.
Mrs. Mary Locke and Mrs. Susan
Splitter are visiting in Lakeville.
Miss Lolita Harris has returned from
four weeks visit at Greencastle.
Mrs. Nancy Vandeen has gone to
Rochester for visit of several days.
Eddie Sausman and Bert Bishop, of
Bremen, we're Plymouth visitors Sun
day.
Mrs. John Pfender has gone to
Michigan City for visit of few
days.
The reunion of the 4Sth Ind, Vol
unteers will be held at Goshen Feb.
10 and 20.
Mrs. Mary Bradley and Mrs. So
phia Glassman have goue to Larwill
for few days.
Mr.. Edwin Mayer, of Chicago, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Sigmund Mayer.
DIR. How and wife spent Sunday in
this city and returned to Lakeville on
the noon train.
Miss Minnie Polk. Of Harris, spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. c. Polk.
James o. Parks, of Chicago, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. joni w. Parks.
Lou Alleman, of Marion, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mayer Alleman.
Mrs. Mary Gibson has returned to
her home at Peru after visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Jerry Miller.
Drs. A. c. and c. F. Holtzendorff
and Eley removed tumor from Mrs.
Waterbury Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Hendee, of
lakewood, Ill.,. are the guests of rel
ativeS south of this city few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Seibert, of North
Dakota, are here visiting Louis Sci
bert and other relatives and friends.
The Studebaker manufacturing
company celebrated the fiftieth year
of their business in South Bend Satur-
day.
Lott Losey, Oscar Simons and
Misses Edna Bollman and Elite Conger
took a sleigh ride to South Bend Sun
day.
Miss Ethel Jeffries. who is attend
ing school IN Huntington spent a
week S vacation with her parents in
this city.
Gene Marshall says he expects to
spend this week in New York On bust
ness and will meet Prince Henry
when he lands.
The Peru Journal seems to have held
all its daily papers since last Tuesday
over until Saturday. We got all of
them this morning.
Mrs. Anna Jones and Mrs. Julia
LiStenberger, of South Bend, who
were the guests Of relatives and
friends here for several days have re-
turned home.
Frank w. Boss has removed his law
Office to the new state bank building.
The republicans of Plymouth will
meet there Thursday evening to organ
ize the city.
The Pennsylvania railroad Syste m
has placed orders with three car works
for freight cars worth about $40, O00,-
900, and has now in commission 15O.-
900 freight cars.
A new law IN Iceland authorizes any
adult to administer sound spanking
to any child found smoking cigarette,
and TO destroy any Of the "destroyers"
that are found in the possession of
children.
Two persons met death and five
were injured Sunday in rear-end col
lision between the Diamond special
of the Illinois Central road and
freight train at point five miles
north of Litchfield, H.
Mrs. Frank Reeve gave premature
birth to twin girls at the home of
James S. Reeve Saturday evening.
One Of the children lived seven hours
and the other two hours. The moth
er's condition was critical but she
seems to be getting along all right
today.
James Reach, who is perhaps the
largest apple dealer in Indiana, says
the state pays out million dollars for
foreign apples which might just as
well remain in circulation here if the
farmers would watch their apple Or