The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-11-13
ohm H. Hoy is visiting in South

Lawrence Learned has been taken
to Longcliff again.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Rish are
visiting at Rochester.
lie. Ball has gone to South Bend
to remain until Saturday.
Miss Nellie BeIden has gone to Val
paraiso to attend college.
John Taylor, of Michigan City, was
a Plymouth visitor today.
Mrs. H. j. Mitchell is visiting rel
atives at Elkhart this week.
Mrs. :. j. Burgener, of Donaldson.
was visiting relaeives in our city Tues
day.
John Huff. Bremen's hustling fur
niture man, was a Plymouth visitor
yesterday.
Mrs. Buchanan, of Chicago, is visit
ing friends here and in the country
south of town.
Uncle Ed O'Brien, who seldom
leaves Plymouth, is visiting his son at
G~rovertown, for a few days,
Mrs. Frank Gould, of Toledo, Ohio,
and Mrs. Elma Fribley, of Bourbon,
are visiting at Fl. G.. Thayer'S.
Adam Wise has put down a new
cement walk in front of his and his
mothers residences on William street.
Elmer b. Bryan of Bloomington.
Ind, has been appointed superinten-
dent of education for the Philippines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Glingle, of
Bourbon. were ir Plymouth Tuesday
and made pleasant call at this office.
Mrs. Samuel w. Miller has return
ed from her visit at Chicago. She
visited her daughter at Argos today.
Our old friend, Frederick Hess, of
German township, was in town Tues
day and made a pleasant call at this
office.
Smallpox has again invaded La
porte county. A number of cases are
reported at Otis, Stillwell and West
vile.
Clinton CRUDE is quite sick with
malarial fever and has not been able
tc 90 To his school at West school
house this week.
Marshall Greer is suffering from an
attack of neuralgia and lagrippe which
has given him much pain and a very
high fever this week.
Miss Gertie Thresh, of C~oSh0cton,
Ohio, is visiting her uncle. Christian
Fisher, and other relatives and friends
in this city and vicinity.
Mrs. George w. Green, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Herrold
in this city, returned to her home at
franklin, Ind, Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Logan, of Austin, ILL.,,
who has been visiting relatives in this
city and county during the past two
months. is on the sick list.
Joseph Miller. of Monterey, came
up Tuesday for a visit of a few days
with his brother, John, and the fam
ily of Peter Richard on Miner street.
1t is rumored that Judge John H.
Baker will join Senator Beveridge in
a law partnership in indianapolis.
The Judge will neither confirm nor
deny.
P. BOSworth went to South Bend to
visit relatives and spend a few days
with his son and family who have
been visiting here for two weeks and
will return Thursday to their home
in the west.
1t was a warm wave that struck
Plymouth instead of a cold one. The
weather since last Saturday has been
about as warm as it was in June and
July.
Statistics of the increase in postal
business at fifty of the largest offices
in the country for October show a
gain of Is per cent. Chicago shows a
gain of 19 per cent.
Homer Bonham reports a big red
rose blooming in his yard and he has
carnations and pansies in profuSion.
This equals California and Florida on
the 18th of November.
Will Cochran who, rumor says. will
try to start a new paper in the Sears
basement in a, vance of the new dem
ocratic paper, is in South Bend and
Elkhart trying to hurry up his back
ers there,
John Charlesworths of Wellsboro,
Laporte county, Saturday celebrated
his one hundredth birthday. His
mental faculties are unimparied and
he is in better health today than fifty
years ago,
Mrs. Lydia G. Winters, of Column