The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-02-27

her visit at Pierceton.
Mrs. Truitt. Of Rochester. is the
guest of Mrs. Kittie Leland
Mrs. Denny O'Brien. of Grovertown,
visited in Plymouth Friday.
Mrs. E. w. Kleckner has gone to
Chicago for a few days visit.
Miss Nettie Perry has gone to In
wood to visit friends for scms time.
The residence of Mrs. Fox just east
of Argos, burned about ten O'Clock
Friday forenoon.
Frank NJ. Orr. stopped in town to-
day OF his way from South Bend to
his home i'm Kokomo.
Quincy Kelley, of Chicago, who has
been visiting friends in town returned
home Friday afternoon.
Mrs. J. w. Logan left for Fit.
Wayne Friday morning. where she will
visit friends few DAYS.
Mr. Waterman. of Iowa, who has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Charles
Eogle, returned home Friday.
Several sleigh loads of Plymouth
yonng people went t. Bremen Thurs
day evening and had jolly time.
John Allen Skunk, of Peru, arrived
in Plymouth Thursday evening, for
business and short visit with friends.
Mrs. Joseph Bryan died at her home
south of Argos Friday. She was
an old resident and had many friends.
Miss Jennie Davis came up from
Argos Friday evening to visit over
Sunday at the home of Clinton Bon
durant.
Rev. Edward Collins. of Detroit.
Mich, held services at the EpiS-
copal church Sunday morning and
evening.
Mrs. VI. Virgel, of Elkhart, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dill of West township, returned
home Friday.
The man who runs the weather bu-
reau at Chicago is getting almost as
unreliable as Hicks. His predictions
are oftener wrong than right.
Ira. ID. Sankey had a narrow escape
at the BattlesCrcek fire. but it is not
recorded that he sang Let the Low
er Lights Be Burning" as. he went
down the ladder.
Fear exists that Miss Stone will not
be rescued alive from the Bulgarian
bandits. Ransom was paid fifteen
days ago, but nothing has been heard
from the missionary.
Police and former soldiers Of the
German army will form solid line on
each side of the street from the rail-
way station to the hotel on the arrival
of Prince Henry at Chicago.
Eighty-six members registered at
Goshen Thursday al the reunion of
the old 4sth Indiana regiment which
had 213 members killed in the war for
the preservation Of the union.
Pope Leo Thursday entered on the
18th year of his pontifcate, but the
main celebration was postponed until
March 3. He was the recipient of
congratulations the world over.
Miss May Hall who has been visit
ing Mrs. C. E WEIGH left Friday morn
ing for her home in Iowa. Mrs. Welch
accompanied her as far as Englewood
and expects TO visit there several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Brown, Of Ha-
gerstown, celebrated the 72nd ami
versary of their marriage Thursday
Mr.. Brown is .97 years old and his
wife is 81. They are the Oldest mar
ried couple in Indiana.
Western Oklahoma is buried under
the heaviest snow since the opening
to settlement. In Blaine and Grant
counties it is over two feet deep. and
in many places the trains cut through
drifts OF three and four feet.
Rev. Eli Myers, formerly pastor of
the Argos NJ. E. church, has disposed
of his interest in drug store at Leip-
sic, Ohio, and has accepted the posi-
ton of cashier of bank at that place.
There is a big debating school at
North school house in Green township.
The foreign emigration question and
government control of railroads are the
latest question discussed. The school
house is not large enough to hold the
crowds tina. attend.
Mrs. Sarah Deemer and daughter
Pearl left Tuesday noon for Plymouth,
where they will make their home in
the future. The graduating class
from the high school accompanied Miss