The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-01-09

Mrs. NJ. L. Apple has gone to Tiosa
to visit.
Mrs. ]. Sloven went to Peru to visit
relatives.
| Miss Mabel Jacooy went to Bluffton
SATURDAY.
Miss Della TroYer spent Sunday at
Nappanee.
Mrs. Eva Trowbr.dge spent Sunday
at De'olg.
Mrs. D. A. Senour spent Saturday at
Etna Green,
John S. Eshelm has returned to his
home in Bremen.
Mrs. E. NJ. Massen has gone to
Warsaw on visit.
Lola Iemmard went to Valparaiso
after visiting ]. 5. Baker.
Mrs. W. j. Wiltfong went to Ro-
chester Saturday on visit.
Miss Eva Thomas went TO Argos
after visiting Helen Jordan.
Miss Louie Wolford has returned to
Norris, H., to attend school.
4 marriage license was issued to
Frank Schilt and Eva Wilmer.
Bertha Kleiss went TO Wanatah after
visiting Mrs. w. F. Rosenbaum.
Mrs. c. c. Pierce, nee Winnings, left
for her home in Hagerstown Saturday.
Mrs. T. Miller went to Chicago after
visiting her mother, Mrs. o. j. Hunt.
President Roosevelt is arranging to
take a trip to California next summer.
Fred Walters, of Columbia City, is
here visiting his sister, Mrs. Ferd
Eich.
WANTED-Girl with references,
for general homework; apply at this
office.
Miss Dell Turner has returned to
Rochester after visiting Miss Jennie
Lauer.
Misses Bessie Vinall, Eva Turner
and Iva Disher spent Saturday at
Argos.
Samuel Wise and Jno. F. Behmer,
of Burr Oak, were in this city on bus
mess Saturday.
Valparaiso has new early-closing
ordinance and only saloons are kept
open after 6 p. m.
All persons desiring fire, life or ac-
cident insurance will do we'll to con-
suit with r. B. Oglesbee. DIV If
The Plymouth bowling team played
the Bremen team Friday evening and
beat them about 600 points.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Soice have re-
turned to Bremen after visiting Ed
Hogarth and other relatives.
|
Man wanted (single) capable OF
taking care of horses. etc. Callat the
office of Borton & Asphalt. 76tf
Miss Olive Gunder has returned to
Muncie after spending the holidays
with her parents in this city.
%fo+;o Daol,,,,, o,d Eronl- Ho,,,
mond's children, the diptheria pa
tients in this city, are improving
nicely.
William Seymour, of Larwill, aged
80, committed suicide at Valparaiso
because he lost his job on the railroad.
He took poison.
Alfred Shane returned to Kansas
City. Friday morning after yisitin
friends at Warsaw and stopping here
to visit relatives.
Mrs. Mollie Binger, who is employed
at the Ross house, has been granted a
widows pension of So per month with
back pay s15s.4O.
The new pension board has been
organized with T. A. Borton, presi-
dent: D. G. Knott, secretary; and S.
w. Gould, treasurer,
Bert Thompson and Owen Disher
have purchased the dray line of o. A.
L. Geik and will add to it and engage
in the general transfer business.
The Sunday school of the Episcopal
church has established little paper
devoted to its interests, the first num-
Der of which was issued Sunday.
1t was reported Friday with ap-
parent authenticity that the Three
railroad has been sold and practically
delivered to the Lake Shore interests.
At the home of Mrs. Kellison Satur-
day noon her son, Frank Schilt, of Sara
toga, n. Y. and Eva Wilmer of this
city, were married by Rev. Ray G..
Epson.
Editor Barnhart, of the Rochester
Sentinel, has been appointed men,
Der of the board of trustees for the in
sane hospital at Logansport to succeed
Rufus MCGEE.
Miss Angie Houghton entertained a