The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-03-27

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in Plymouth Friday.
Mrs. Charles Rhlnehart is the guest
of relatives in South Bend.
Louis n. Altman, of Chicago, spent
Sunday in Plymouth.
William Everly made business
trip to South Bend this morning.
Mrs. Emma Krantz went to Bour-
bon TO visit relatives over Sunday.
Mrs. S. J. Taber, and son Sam went
to South Bend to visit over Sunday.
Mrs. Oliver Appleman is visiting
relatives in South Bend over Sunday.
A telegram from Longcliff says
Richard Brakel is getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Taber are
the parents of baby girl born Thurs
day
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Cleveland went
to indianapolis Friday for few days
visit.
Roy Jacoby left Friday morning for a
few days duck hunt on the Kankakee
marsh.
Rev. w. w. Raymond held SER
vices at Kendallville Sunday morning
and evening.
Mrs. w. E. Leonard is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. DIR. How, and family
at Lakeville.
Mrs. Peter Ulrich, who has been
very sick for some time is able to be
up and around.
William Bolinger. aged IS and
Sarah E. Detwiler, aged p, have been
licensed to marry.
Mr.. and MIS-. John Kuzmaul are
spending few days at their old home
in Edgerton, Ohio.
Miss Anna Duddleson left for Three
Oaks, Mich, Friday morning to visit
friends and relatives.
julius f. Suter and Miss Emma L.
Casper. of German township. were
married last Sunday.
Warren Johnson, of Tyner, is re-
ported quite sick. DR.. Lindquist was
called to see him FRIDAY.
J. A. Boliner was called to Mon
terey Friday by the serious illness of
his brother, Joe Boliner.
Mrs. Oscar Baker left Friday morn
ing for Lansing Mich, To visit for few
weeks with her husband.
Miss Anna Lacher went To South
Bend Friday morning to be the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Edward Slime.
Miss Emma Richards has gone to
Monterey to visit with her sisters in
that vicinity until after Easter.
Charles Winkley, who has been the
guest of the family of P Thomas, re-
turned to Warsaw Friday morning.
Because Mr.. Bryan has moved into
a barn somebody is bound to rise up
and call him one-horse statesman.
Charles DiSher returned Friday
evening from Lafayette, where he had
taken course in Purdue university.
Mrs. w. S. Hendricks and her
daughter, Miss Nora Curtis, were the
guests Of relatives at Argos over Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mcdonald left
Thursday evening for Chicago, where
they will visit over Sunday with rela-
tiveS.
Hon. L. w. Royse, of Warsaw,
spent few hours in Plymouth Friday
evening on his way home from Ro-
chester.
Miss Alice Smith, daughter of Rev.
George Smith, of Culver, has gone to
North Dakota to stake a claim and 90
to farming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gayman and child
who has been the guests of the family
of Henry Mitchell, went to Grover
town Friday.
Mrs. II. Shutterly has returned to
her home in Adamsville, Mich, after
visiting with the family of Henry
Mitchell in this city.
Miss Eva Rearick, who has been the
guest of the family of Henry Rhine
hart left for Elkhart Friday on
her way to her home in North Dakota
The rural mail examiner was in the
city Friday and Lincoln L. Koch,
f. NJ. McCrory and John o. Pomeroy
took the examination for rural mail
carriers.
DR.. L. S. <eene, former surgeon OF
the Lake ST ne road, veteran of the
civil war and retired practitioner of
Laporte, died at Deland. Fla, OF
pneumonia.
Ed P. Rodgers, the jeweler, and his
sister, Nora have moved from the
southwest part of town TO Mrs. Sui
livan's house on William street, west