The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-03-20
Mrs. Lora Nifong has returned from

Miss farrell, of Tyner, was a Plym-
outh visitor Saturday.
Frank d. Whaley went to Argos to
spend Sunday at his home.
Mrs. Goodall is home after visit OF
some time at Fort Wayne.
Miss Lulu Vinson, of Chicago, is
visiting friends in Plymouth.
Miss Alice Beckner went to Bremen
where she will visit with relatives.
G.. G. Love and wife have returned
from a visit of few days at Tyner.
Miss Stella Botorff left for South
Bend Saturday, where she will be
the guest of relatives.
Mrs. Dr. Knott and Mrs. William
Orman went to Burr Oak Saturday
to be the guests Of friends.
Auditor Miller and his German town
ship companions returned from their
trip south Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Reed. who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Robert Liggett, re-
turned to Valparaiso Saturday.
Thomas X. Houghton arrived from
Ligonier Saturday, and expects to
spend the summer in Plymouth.
Mrs. Charles Eggeman, returned to
her home IN Goshen Saturday, after
visiting with friends in this city.
Eli Lytal, who has been employed
at Culver several weeks, returned to
his home at Etna Green Saturday.
Frank Leonard returned from South
Bend to spend Sunday with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Leonard.
Lcneshoremen and freight handlers
renewed the strike at Boston. refusing
to work unless taken back in body.
Ed. s. Brooke a former proprietor OF
the Plymouth Republican is now do
inc work on the Salt Lake Tribune.
Edwin MAYER arrived from Chicago
last night to he the guest of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmond Mayer.
Mrs. Sarah Nave left for Donaldson
Saturday to be the guest of hel
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. DIN McChris
tan.
Over 1000 votes were last at the
primary election in indianapolis Fri
day to nominate q republican county
ticket.
Jerome Walters. who has Heen Wis
iting here and at Columbia City re
turned TO Spokane. Washington. sat
urday.
The steel in the Chicago sky-scra
pers is corroding and engineers say
these tall buildings will soon tottel
and fall.
Mrs. Mary melbourne, of Culver
passed through Plymouth, Saturday
on her way to Rochester for visit o
several days.
The Elkhart County Republican
convention held at Goshen, March II
did not endorse G. w. Miller for attor
ney general.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Wolford changed
cars here Saturday for bourbon. will
the remains of their child who died a
South Bend.
Mrs. Virgil Candy left. Saturday, 70
Kalamazoo. Michigan, to spend Sun
dav with her husband who has employ
ment at that place.
Mrs. Joseph Sapp and her daughter
Mrs. J. J. Dearborn. have gone to De
catur, Ind. to visit with Mrs. Sapp
daughter in that city.
Mrs. John Guipe has returned t
her home in Elkhart after visit O
several days in this city with he
brother, II. Humrichouser.
The Wolverine Beet Sugar factor
at Benton Harbor, is about to perm,
anently wind up its existence afte
three ftful seasons of operating.
Mrs. Sarah z. Washburn has re
turned to her home at Tippecano
after a visit of several days in thi
city with her daughter, Mrs. Stills.
Professor Titus, E. Kinzie, Of Sout
Bend, was in town Saturday. He is
candidate for the nomination of stat
superintendent on the republica
ticket.
H. E. Bucklen, of Elkhart, promise
to bring to that city factory employ
ing no less than $1,000 men. If thi
be true, Elkhart is certainly to b
congratulated.
The bank of England may we'll b
called conservative. 1t has no telt
phones, its correspondence is write
with quill pens and the blotting
done with sand.
Enoch H. Now has moved to Rocf
aStar from Mentone EnOch is still or