The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-02-06

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Miss Josie Cooper spent sunday in
Chicago.
Bert Bullock has returned from
Tennessee.
Miss Dora Fogel was at Bremen
Thursday.
d. \. Bradley, of Culver, was in
town Thur day.
Mrs. Fred Shit has returned from g
visit at South Bend.
Mrs. Minnie Beagles went to Tynef
for few DAYS visit.
o. /. Switzer went to st. Louis
for few DAYS visit.
c. L. ANDREW went to South Bend
for few days visit.
Circuit court adjourned Saturday To-
convene again March IL.
Miss May Houghton went to Lar
will for a few days visit.
James E. Hanes and Jerome a. Ball
spent Sunday at South Bend.
Miss Rose Myers. of Laporte, is the
guest of Miss Stella Reynolds.
Miss Lola EVERY, who has been Wis
iting at Warsaw, has returned.
Miss Mae Romig went TO Argos to
spend Sunday with her parents.
Mrs. S. I. Miller has gone to Kali
amzoo TO remain lor some time.
Miss Anna Thomas has gone to
South Bend for few days visit
Mr.. ]. $ Blakely and son George
left for Chicago Saturday evening.
John Birkhold is putting handsome
tile floor in the new bank building.
John Wolley, of Monterey, IS here
visiting his sister Mrs. John Bolinger.
w. |. Patterson went to Culver to
attend the funeral of Stephen Banks.
WANTED-Girl with references,
for general homework: apply at this
office.
Miss Carry Myers, of Peru, visited
friends here on her way TO South
Bend.
John Keller, of Peru, is here visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
Keller.
Charles Switzer, of Fort Wayne.
was the guest of Miss Jennie Mickey
Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Stein went to st. Joe,
Michigan, TO visit her daughter, Mrs.
Paul Ketcher.
j.: T. Baske, of Kewanna, was the
guest of j. y. Anderson for few
hours Saturday.
Mrs ]. E. Marshall and son, Harold,
and Mrs Bennett went to Argos to
Visit Tor Few Gays.
DIR. II. c.. Holtzendorff went to
Hamlet Thursdayafternoon CT profess
ional business.
A substantial iron fire escape is be-
ing constructed in the rear of the
Wheeler building.
Miss Idona Cordill, of South Bend.
and Miss Evelyn Harsh spent the day
at Argos Saturday.
Harcourt c. Corbin, now of Chica-
60, is spending few days in Plym-
outh, his boyhood home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nickum, of
Culver, moved their family to Hanna
Station Thursday morning.
Mrs. Cough, of Twin Lakes. who
has been visiting Mrs. L. Halter, re-
turned to her home at noon.
Mrs. John Hentz and Frank Ham,
mond, diphtheria patients, are getting
along as well as could be expected.
Mrs. George Philip, of Larwill, who
has been visiting friends at Culver,
returned home Saturday morning.
w. Brough. of Oklahoma, who has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Madison
johnson, returned home Thursday.
The Godfrey lumber yard at Elk
hart was set on fire by incendiaries
early Friday morning and DESTROYED.
Mrs. Mary Seider, of Hamlet, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
]. F.Appleman, returned home Thurs
day.
James r. Henry, of Gosport, Owen
county, a candidate for the republican
nomination forstate auditor, was here
Thursday calling on local republican
workers in the interests of his candi-
dacy and extending his acquaintance.
c. +. III. Carstens, senior member
of the firm of Carsters Bros, dry
goods dealers at Michigan CITY, died
suddenly at Jacksonville, Fla. where
he had gone for his health. He was
unite wealthy and leaves a wifa a,d