The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-04-03
Eo Hillsman made a business trip to

to Bourbon this morning.
Charles Shaded made a bussineS
trip to South Bend today.
Miss Belle Waters, of Culver, trans
acted business in this city today.
David Buchtel, of Lapaz, transact
ed business here this forenoon.
Mrs. Joseph Moorelock left for Elk
hart Friday to be the guest Of rela
tlveS.
A marriage license has been issued
to Francis w. Susdorf and Maud Sick
man.
Mrs. Ed Whitwer, of Mishawaka, IL
the guest of relatives and friends in
this city.
Henry Yost, of MiShawaka, visited
a few hours last evening with Mis-!
Dollie Eich.
Mrs. Chas. Hite went to Elkhart to
day to be the guest of her sister, Mis-:
Dora Warnes.
Miss Bessie Altman returned last
evening from visit of couple Of
days in Chicago.
John Baxter, of st. Joseph, Michi.
gan, is visiting his parents and old
friends in this city.
Mrs. NJ. Moullenhour went uC
Tippecanoe Friday morning to spend
Easter with her parents.
Rev. Peter Budnlk. of Walkerton
passed through here Friday on his
way home from Fit. Wayne.
Miss Maude Keiser left Friday
for Rochester to be the guest Of
relatives for few days.
Mrs. James Hoffman and Mrs. So
phi Myers went to Hanna Friday tC
visit relatives and friends.
Charles LaBraSh, of South Bend
has secured position at the Novelty
works and will move here in few
DAYS.
Mrs Emma Alderfer has returned
to her home in South Bend after Wis
iting her brother, Frank Liggett, il
this city.
Mrs. Ed Thomas, of Elkhart, is Wis
Iting her sister, Mrs. Harry Buck anC
other relatives and friends of her girl
hood home.
Mrs. III. Horner was called to War
saw Friday morning on account of thu
sickness of her aunt, Mrs. S. c
Thompson.
Oliver and Sherman Mickey hav,
sold their Sixty-acre farm south O
Tippecanoe TO Daniel Leighty, o
KoSciusko county.
Mrs. Mary Holdridge returned home
Thursday having spent the winter
with the family of an uncle al
Ypsilanti, Mich.
Russell Ault arrived from Michigan
City Friday to spend Easter in
this city with his parents. Mr.. anC
Mrs. NJ. ID. Crawford.
William Bolinger went to Donald
son FRIDAY morning. He and Mrs
Bolinger will leave for their home in
North Dakota next week.
The state meeting of the Elks viii
be held at Logansport June 23-2s
the occasion marking a street fail
carnival and the unwilling of monu
ment.
Judge Scott, of the New York SUI
pIeme court, has decided that if wO
man has a husband her dressmakel
must look to him for payment and
cannot sue the wife.
Before j. Pierpont Morgan LAYS of
his winter clothing he should examine
all the pockets carefully to see if there
is a forgotten memorandum of some
-million-dollar-deal.
Nearly eight inches of water fell
during "a hours ending THURSDAY eve.
ming, at Vicksburg, Miss, and the
damage by the flood is estimated al
tens of thousands of dollars.
1t is reported that Mrs. Hartman OF
Bauman of the lunch room, found the
men in Argos who buncoed her Thurs
day and compromised with them for Z
part of the money they got.
Colonies of Dunkards are being
formed in central and northernIndians
for the establishment of settlements
in northern Michigan, where large
tracts of lands have been acquired by
purchase.
A Lake Erie & Western train rar
into a fire department hose wagon al
Indianapolis Thursday and the news
papers are accusing the company Of
running too fast. 1t can prove ar