The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-05-15

Mr.. and Mrs. b. Nj. SeyOOld spent
Monday in South Bend.
The republican county convention
will be held Saturday June /.
Arthur Carpenter, of South Bend,
was a Plymouth visitor Monday.
Chester Dickinson has gone to Chi
cago to visit his sister this week.
Lot Losey is quite lame from the
effects of blood poisoning in his right
leg.
Little Maude Miller has gone to
Muncie to visit her sister, Mrs. Mary
Brown.
The Kewanna "Reds" and Bremen
'Greys" play ball at Bremen next
Sunday.
The Lake Erie will run excursions
to Indianapolis and Michigan City
next Sunday.
Rev. NJ. G.. Long is attending the
Christian state convention at Terre
Haute this week.
j. A. Ruth has returned to his
home in Chicago. Mrs. Ruth will re.
main in Plymouth until Sunday.
Mayor Kruger. of Michigan City
will make tour of Europe this sum-
mer. He expects to start June I.
Mrs. Thomas Carver and Miss Rose
Kaufman, of Bremen, stopped in
Plymouth Monday OF their way to In.
dianapolis.
Miss Bertha Listenberger has re-
turned to South Bend after a visit of
several days with Adam Listenberger,
south of town.
William Sheppard. of Argos, has
gone to Davis for visit of several
days with his sons who are employed
in that vicinity.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Miller, OF
this city, aud Jacob Silvius, of Etna
Green, were among those who went
TO Indianapolis Tuesday.
DR.. Ely and two other citizens of
this city are figuring on buying one OF
Volkmann'S automobiles, but nc
positive purchase has yet been made.
Strawberries, green beans, wax
beans, new potatoes, tomatoes, cab.
bage, lettuce radishes and many other
vegetables are for sale by Plymouth
grocers.
The old railroad bridge at the
Michigan street viaduct will be taken
out. The railroad company is now
putting in heavy double track bridge
to replace it.
Frederick Eckert, of Tuscarawas
county. Ohio, who was called to this
county by the death of his brother,
Charles Eckert, returned home Tues.
day afternoon.
At the recital given by the pupils
of the Conservatory of Music at Val
paraiso "FadIa" by "Wachs" was
played by Miss Eva Smith who is at.
tending school there.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. O'Brien and
little daughter Ruth have returned to
their home at Grovertown after visit
of two weeks in Plymouth. Mr..
O'Brien's health remains about the
same.
A Kansas City man bids defiance to
the beef trust by dining on four tab.
lets of matted milk and banana OF
orange. The beef monopoly is build.
ing bigger dietary reform than it
knows.
Mrs. John Schultheiss fell from a
box while engaged in cleaning house
Tueday afternoon and WAS badly hurt.
She is getting old and It will probab-
Iy be several weeks before she is well
again.
Rev. William Davis, of Door Vii
lage, Laporte county, stepped in Ply
mouth Tuesday on his way to his old
home at Columbia City, where he was
going to superintend the erection of a
family monument.
Twenty of the young friends of Miss
Clara Grimm, living FIVE miles north
east Of the city gave her happy sur
prise Sunday, that being her twelfth
birthday. Postmaster Yockey and
his estimabfe wife, who is Miss
Grimm S music teacher and Miss Julia
Yockey were special guests. Friend
Grimm has q large house but it was
filed to overflowing with joy. @