The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-03-27
Emperor William has named one of


Chicago visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Fenton.
Miss Georgia Vinall returned from
Columbia City Friday, after visiting
with friends at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Montgomery,
of Rochester, changed cars here today
on their way to Bourbon.
Mrs. L. B. Sells arrived Friday morn
ing from FIT. Wayne to be the guest
of the family of L. Lumis.
Mrs. Charles w. Mattingly, of
Mishawaka, is the guest of the family
of l. M. Mattingly in this city.
Miss Blanche Vanderweele returned
to her home IN Burr Oak Friday after
transacting business in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roper have returned
to their home in Hobart, Ind, after
transacting business in this city.
Mrs. Fred Cravens, of Rochester,
who has been the guest of Mrs. NJ.
Hill in this city, went to Warsaw this
morning.
Cecil Rhodes downed many an OPP
poncnt. but like the rest of us, he has
to throw up his hands when death
takes the road.
The bursting of the great get rich
quick bubble at Minneapolis, which is
given elsewhere in this paper shows
the abSurdity of all such schemes.
Mrs. L. c. Kepler who has been the
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Putnam. in this city has re-
turned to her home in South Bend.
The days and nights are equal now
but the sun crossed the equator Friday
and during the next six months the
days will be longer than the nights.
Partisan hats on exhibition at our
opening in millinery department on
End floor Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday this week. Kloepfer's n. Y.
Store.
Mrs. Jas. w. Thayer and niece.
Miss Winnie Wunderlich, who have
been visiting Mrs. Thayer's sister at
/ Nashville, Tenn, returned Friday
evening.
Father Ellering, of Columbia City.
arrived in this cityFriday morning, and
he and Father Yenn went to South
Bend today noon to attend the funeral
of Father Stoffel.
Fred Shoemaker and James E.
Houghton have returned from Lar
will. Mr.. HoughtOn is somewhat i'm
proved but Mr.. Shoemaker's rheuma-
tiSm remains about the same.
DIR. VS.. Rannells, who has been
engaged in the practice of medicine
at Argos for the past six years has
moved with his family to Knox where
they expect TO reside permanently.
James Meegan, who died at his
home north of Plymouth short time
ago has had his pension increased
from eight to twelves dollars month.
1t came too late to do him any good
but his widow will get it.
Mesdames S. NJ. Shakes. C. Nj
Slayter, j. V. Mccoy, G. G. Love
Harry Armstrong, F. NJ McCrory and
Carrie Baxter, went to Bourbon Thurs.
dav morning to attend the district con.
vention of the Rathbone Sisters.
Farmers say the wheat is looking
well. The worst weather is probably
over and unless HeSSian flies make
their appearance in large number;
when warm weather comes, we shall
probably have fair crop of wheat.
Metsker took possession of the Ply.
mouth Democrat Thursday and i:
now the 'whole push" in the demo-
cratic party of Marshall county, but
we suppose he will still claim that
his paper is not a democratic PAPER
According to the revised figures OF
the Railroad Gazette of the mileage
built in the United States during 1901
there were five companies which laiC
1926 miles of road in Indiana. The
total mileage for the year was 1868
The milliners of Plymouth are hav
ing fine weather for their opening
days. The ladies say the hats ant
bonnets ''are just too lovely" and the
men have to acknowledge that Plym
outh milliners have pretty goods thi.
spring.
DIR. Pocock and family, who hav,
been spending the winter at Citron
vile, Ala, have arrived home. The,
thoroughly enjoyed the balmy CLIMATE
of the south and escaped the extrem,
cold weather of this section. Tn,
doctor and family have made annua
trips to the south for the past few
winters. Reflector.
Among those from a distance wht