The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-04-03

take charge OF the OOSpel MlSSlOn.
Lulu and Erma Pence went to DON
aldson to spend Easter with relatives.
Mrs. Frank Cromley went TO Culver
to be the guest of friends over Easter.
Fred Bluebaugh, of South Bend
spent Easter with relatives in this
city.
Mrs. L. G.. Harley went to South
Bend Saturday t. spend Easter with
relatives.
Mrs. Maggie Roberts, Of New
Waverly, md, is the guest of friends
in this city.
George w. Keiser, of Chicago. stop
ped here Saturday to visit his father,
James Keiser.
Mrs. H. II. Miller spent Easter
with relatives and friends at her old
home in Bremen.
Morris Agler has been very i'll with
lung fever for several days at his home
near Twin Lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver c. Chase were
here to spend Easter with Professor
Chase and family.
Mrs. Henry Kraker and Miss Ida
Ulrich spent Sunday with relatives
and friends in South Bend.
Arthur Ball, came down from South
Bend and spent Easter with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Ball.
Mrs. Riley Dawson went to Argos
Saturday to be the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Waltz.
The finest supper and the best time
is assured at st. Joseph's hall Tues
day evening. Everybody welcome.
The annual meeting for the election
of officers of the Farmers Insurance
company will take place next Satur-
day.
Miss Nettie Seller, daughter of
Chris Seller, of Bremen, died Fri
day from serious burns of several days
ago.
George H. Reynolds returned to his
lone in Hubbard Saturday after visit
ing with the family Of w. d. Lilly
bridge.
Mrs. Clinton Bondurant went to
South Bend Saturday to be the guest
of her brothers, Everett and Chauncy
Fields.
Frank Yocum, who is employed
here says houses are so scarce in Plym-
outh that he has to leave his family
at Lapaz.
Potatoes, peas, onions and lettuce
have been planted in every section of
the county and many farmers are
blowing for oats.
Marriage licenses have. been issued
to John w. kellogg 81 and Pearl E..
Bland 20; Charles w. Start 81 and
Gertrude A. Perry %.
The society ladies of Elkhart are
preparing to give a swell minstrel
show in the near future and rehears-
ole n ra l,o;prr hold Io;lx
The Baltimore man who was struck
dumb while curSing his wife is not
able to say whether it was done with
a fiat iron or mop stick.
John Kelley, of the soldiers home,
who has been visiting here, went to
Warsaw for a visit of few days be-
fore returning to the home.
Tho rain of Friday came at the
right time, in the right way land in
the right quantity to do the most
good. Everybody is pleased.
Clinton Bondurant, L. G.. Harley
and Henry Kraker went to South
Bend Saturday to visit over SUM-
day with relatives and friends.
Mrs. NJ. Altman and two daughters,
Fay and Floy, of South Bend, visited
with the family of Ed Gibson in this
city and went to FIT. Wayne Sat
urday morning.
The high school classes from Tee
garden and Tyner will hold their COM
mencement exercises in the Nj. f.
church in Tyner next Tuesday eve
ming, April l.
A tour of the city shows almost
every house occupied, aud new build
ings are contemplated. The coming
summer promises to be the best that
Plymouth has had in several years.
The Goshen Democrat says thecom-
mittee on resolutions at the Elkhart
county prohibition convention0 was
given power to insert a clause declar-
ing the Nicholson law cheat and a
| fraud.
George FosS, wife and son, who
have been visiting friends in Marshall
county during the winter, returned to
their home in North Dakota Tuesday.
They were accompanied by III. B. Foss