The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-05-08

ventiOn.
Miss Susie Wallace went to South
Bend Friday, to be the guest of Miss
Coral Stewart.
Mrs. Herscher and little Irene
Ulrich went to South Bend Friday
to visit relatives.
Mayor barrow, of Laporte, was rob-
bed of S22 and diamond pin while in
Chicago this week
To prove that a man is wealthy
these days you have only to show that
he eats beef steak regularly.
Mrs. c. L. Massey who has been the
guest OF friends in this city, returned
TO her home in South Bend Friday.
Mrs. ROthenberger and family, of
South Bend, arrived Saturday to
attend the Chassis and spend Sunday
in this city.
Mrs. Leopold Lauer was called to
Everett, Mich, Friday by the
death of her brothers wife, Mrs. Will
liam Chase.
Blanche Kershner. l3-year-old
Peru girl, is strangely missing and is
thought to have run away with cir
Gus performer.
Mrs Joseph Kleinueust, of Polk
township, has gone TO Chicago for a
visit of several days vita her daught-
ers in that city.
The Happy Go Luckies'' had a
May day picnic at the park. Thursday
afternoon, after school in honor of
Marjorie Ruth of Chicago
w. F. Keiser stopped off here Fri
dayon his way fromChicago to hishome
in COLUMBUS. Ohio. He visited here
with his father. James keiser.
| Miss Frances Hahn. of Bourbon
township who has been visiting in this
city this week, will make her home
with her brother, George Hahn, in
! South Bend, this summer.
i Lindquist's new blacksmith shop
will soon be completed: CLANCY had a
new ice house two days after the fire
and Williams will have his shop re-
paired before many days.
Surveyor Kelley, of Knox, was in
Monterey this week establishing a
grade for the streets in order that &C.
ment side walks be put down in the
business part of the town.
Elsie Councillor, a 13-year-qld New
Castle girl, jumped rope 200 times
without resting. The following day
she became i'll and is now critically i'll
with congestion of the brain.
y majority of the people of Indiana
do not live in towns and cities. The
city population Of Indiana is So, $40
while the country population is .65s,-
522, or nearly twice that of the towns
Abraham L. Schaal aud wife have
returned flom Bucyrus, Ohio. They
were called there by the death Of Mrs.
Schaal'S father, Mr.. Tillman George,
who died suddenly Saturday, aged 81
years.
Mesdames Snyder and Trevis, of
Chicago. MesdameS E. Richards and
Graves and Misses Nettie Kaufman,
Grace Fertig and Blanche Richards,
of this city, went TO Argos this morn
ing to attend the funeral of Mrs. Will
lam McGriff
The 5Sth marriage anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs Isaiah Morris was cele-
brated at Warsaw Thursday. Mr..
Morris is 81 and his wife is 70. Both
are enjoying good health and shook
hands with 500 persons who called to
congratulate them.
The wind the last few days played
havoc with farm fences and tried the
anchorage of the windmills many of
which was found faulty. The steel
mill On the farm ofPeter DiSher north
west of town was doubled over and
completely destroyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Miller returned
from Los Angeles, California, Thurs
day afternoon. They spent a little
more than year in that city and are
much pleased with it. But Mr.. Mil
Ter says they nowhere saw a prettier
little city than Plymouth.
Rev. l. Rothenberger, who was in
stalled last week as pastor of the Re-
formed church in South Bend, came
down Thursday TO attend the Chassis
until Saturday night. He received
warm greeting from his former pa
rishioners and many friends in this
city.
The state statiStician has issued a
crop bulletin for the period ending
April 10. 1t says, in part: The re-
ports show peaches killed everywhere,