The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-03-20
Bourbon is to have a telephone ex-

Mrs. DR.. How has returned TO her
home at Lakeville.
DR.. Weiser and wife, of Tyner, were
Plymouth visitors Friday.
DIR. c. F. Holtzendorff mazda a pro-
fessional visit at Lapaz Friday.
Mrs. Sarah Dennie, of Argos, is the
guest of the family of Pomeroy.
Mrs. Preston, wife of DIR. Preston,
is visiting her parents in Laporte.
\ camp of Modern Woodmen will be
organized at Argos in the near future.
J.B. Koffel went to Bourbon Friday
morning to be the guest Of relatives.
There were nineteen divorce cases
on file when court opened Monday
morning.
Esther L. Dickey. lady evangelist,
is holding a series of meetings Ut
Tippecanoe.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Neu. of Bour-
bon. have returned from the Charles
ton exposition.
Mrs. c. L. Sprankle returned to
South Bend Friday morning to prepare
for moving here.
Bourbon schools will have the same
teachers next year that they had dur
ing the past year.
Mrs. p. J. Ball, left for Chicago
Friday to attend her husband at st.
ElIzabeth's hospital
The Royal Neighbors will organize
here March % with thirty members
obtained by Mrs. Nathan Baker.
Miss Werner, of Toledo. arrived
Saturday TO take a position as trim
mer in Balls millinery department.
Mrs. c. Garrett. who has been visit
ing with Mrs. Mary Mccoy at BOur-
bon. returned home Friday morning.
Rev. AlbertSon and wife and Mr.
and Mrs. William Erwin and daughter,
Hope. have returned to Bourbon from
Florida.
/ Earl Van Kuren and Mrs. John
Carder have purchased the Central
house in Bourbon and VIII take posses
sion MAY /.
Rev. Showley, who came here TO
preach the funeral of John Seymour,
returned TO his home in Rochester Fri
day morning.
Mrs. E. Davis who has been visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Glass
in this city, returned to her home in
Hamlet Friday.
Mrs. DR.. Dunlap who has been SER
iouslv i'll at her home near the Blain
bridge for several months is now i'm a
critical condition
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. f.
Lowe died at their home in Green
township Wednesday, March y. aged
six months and four days.
] Mr.. P. j. Ball underwent a success.
ful operation at st. Elizabeth hospital
this week and hopes of permanent re.
covery are now entertained.
Truman Haskins, the patriarch
hunter and trapper of the Kankakee
region, made a record last season OF
the capsure of over 600 mlnks and
muskrats.
Otto III. Weber has resigned his
position as justice of the peace. Not
more than one Justice of the Peace
can make living out of that Office in
Plymouth.
North, south, east and west of u
the storm did much damage, Wednes
day, but Plymouth did mot know
there was a storm. There were n,
signs OF it here.
Chris Seilor. of Bremen, who ha
been the guest of his daughter. Mrs
John Haines, on North Walnut street
went to Bourbon to visit his daughte
at that place.
The indianapolis Journal and tn,
indianapolis News, announce the SALE
of the Plymouth Democrat and stat
that Metsker will take possession
Thursday, March 20
Mary Andersons warning to girl
not to go on the stage should be heed
; ed. To everyone who comes out
Mary Anderson hundreds go to dis
appointment and misfortune.
Peru. KOkomo and Wabash wer
visited by terrific windstorm Wed
nesday Many oil derricks were blown
down fences were leveled and foreSt
and out-buildings badly damaged.
Some of the British columns il
South Africa meet an attack as
they had tired feeling, but it canno
be spring fever. 1t is now autumn il
that region, with winter approaching
Michigan divorce statistics shoy
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