The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-03-13
LOCAL NEWS

4
and spring is near.
s. G.. Mann went to Mishawaka for
visit of fnw days.
Mrs. w. HI. Vangilder is the guest
of relatives in South Bend.
Attorney Bernetha., of Rochester,
is attending court in this city.
Elk Postmaster Speyer, of Culver,
was Plymouth visitor Monday.
John Huba and Harry Langfeldt
spent Sunday in Fort Wayne.
H. R. Weir, of South Bend, was the
guest of DR.. Preston over Sunday.
Miss Emma Protsman was home
over Sunday. She teaches at Lapaz.
Mrs Charles Engenroad, of Goshen,
is visiting her father near Donaldson.
The funeral of Mrs. Leosch was
held at the German church Monday
afternoon.
George Hahn, of South Bend, pass
ed through here Monday on his way to
Bourbon.
Mrs. Simon Myers vert TO Argos
Monday morning to visit relatives for
a few days.
Miss Alma Glass went to South
Bend to visit her mother who is dam
gerously i'll.
Maurice Lauer. who has been the
guest of Levi Lauer, in this city, went
to Muncie Monday.
August Mickey returned to South
Bend after spending Sunday with bis
family in this city.
Mrs. Sarah Dennie who has been
visiting in South Bend, returned to
her home in Argos Monday.
Mrs. S. E. Cook has returned to her
home in South Bend after visiting
with her sister, Mrs. ]. Baughman.
Miss Minnie Pogue returned to
Harris after spending Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. NJ. c, Pogue, in this
city,
Clarence RenSbarger and Laura
w. Brown, Frank Schmeltz and
Amanda Lemler have been licensed TO
marry.
The business men of Milford and
the farmers in the immediate vicinity
have organized mutual telephone
company.
Solomon Shane, Of Kansas City, and
Mrs. Minnie Schloss, of Warsaw. were
guests of the family of NJ. Altman
over Sunday.
The death rate in the United States
is lowering. In 1894 245 persons died
of consumption out of every 10, 900: in
1900 only 100.
Bob, the fine bird dog formerly
owned by Frank Nicolay died a few
days ago it is thought from grief over
his masters departure.
Mrs. Henry Kuhn has returned to
her home in Port Huron, Mich, after
visit of several weeks with her
mother Mrs. Haslanger.
Peaches and plums from South
Africa are on the Chicago market.
The price of peaches is $3.50 a dozen.
plums command $500 dozen.
Grandma Richards is home again.
She spent the winter at South Bend
with her daughters. Mrs William
Klinger and Mrs Murphy.
Mrs. Stacy Snyder, who has been
the guest of the family of John Hanes,
on North Walnut street, returned to
her home in Bourbon Monday.
Mrs. L. J. Southworth will enter
tain the ladies of the Eastern Star
Auxiliary on Wednesday afternoon
March II, and invites all members.
Snow drifts two feet deep were still
visible in someplaces near town Mon
day, Notwithstanding most of the
snow disappeared more than week
ago.
The state fish commissioner has
the authority of the encouragement
to seine the turtles and garfish and
carp out of the lakes as soon as warm
weather arrives.
Plymouth Chapter, No. &c, o. E.
S., will have called meeting tomor-
row evening at the new Masonic Tenn
pie. Every member is urged to at
tend the meeting as important bust
ness will be transacted.
1t is reported that John Alexander
Dowie, who calls himself the second
Elijah, is losing his mind. In TRADE
against the courts at the Chicago
Auditorium Sunday, he threatened to
use dynamite on his enemies.