The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-03-20
Miss Lizzie Leland has gone to South


Bend for visit of few days.
Benjamin Cohn and wife, of Ro-
chester spent the day in Plymouth.
Miss Myrtle Hisey, of Argos, has
gene to Donaldson for visit of several
days.
John Miller, of Monterey, is the
guest of Jacob Hartman wesl of
town.
Miss Helen Quick, of Culver,
changed cars here yesterday on her
way to Chicago.
Underwood is moving the Restitu-
ton from his residence property to
the bicycle saop.
Miss Lottie Elliott. of Tippecanoe,
is the guest of her sister. Miss Carrie
Elliot in this city.
Grover Cleveland who is now the
only living ex-president, was sixty
five years old Tuesday.
c. S. Jacoby and son Floy have
gone to the Kankakee marshes to
hunt ducks until Saturday.
Mrs. B. H. Lauer, with her little
daughter left for New York Wednes-
day to visit her parents in that city.
Mrs. katherine Beyler has returned
to her home at Bremen after a few
days visit with Mrs. Weis. on West
South street.
John E. Jones, who has been the
guest of the family of William f.
Craig, in this city, left ror Marion,
Ohio, Wednesday morning.
Peter Hendricks has resumed his
place in Kloepfer's store after having
been confined to his home week with
an attack of mumps.
Mrs. NJ. j. Livinghouse who has
been the guest of Mrs. John McChris-
tian at Donaldson, returned to her
home in Hubbard yesterday.
Mrs. Milton Shook, who has been
the guest of the family of Robert
Erwin at Bourbon changed cars here
for ST. Louis. Michigan.
The wIntry wave has passed, the
cold spell is over; yelvety zephyr is
on the way; soon we will be reveling
in the balm of spring again.
Mrs. John Demont who has been
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Bunnell. returned to her
home in Kalamazoo, Mich, yeste rday
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rosebaum
have returned to their home in Wana-
tab after visit of several days with
their son, W. III. RoSebaum, in this
city.
NJ. A. Jones, operator at the L. E.
x w. station in this city went to In
dianopolis with his family yesterday,
where they will visit three or four
weeks.
NJ. Y. Welsch, who resides on the
Packard farm east of town, has dis
posed of his farming implements at
private sale and will move to Plym-
outh next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tea and their
twin babies passed through here ON
their way from a visit in Bourbon and
Tippecanoe townships to their home
in Polk township.
Mrs. Charles Bell came down from
South Bend Tuesday and after visit
ing over night in this city went TO
Argos, where she will be the guest of
relatives few DAYS.
The Alerding club has moved from
the Hoham block to the cid state
bank building in the rooms formerly
occupied by DR.. Burkett. The rooms
have been remodeled and make very
nice club rooms.
1t is not generally known that all
of the members of the Indiana dele
cation in congress are lawyers except
Congressman Lands. and all Of them
except Lands were born in Indiana.
His birthplace is in Ohio.
Naturally George AIDES comic opera
'sThe Sultan of Sulu." was well re-
ceived in Chicago, where AIDES friends
packed the Studebaker on the open
ing night, but some of the Chicago
dramatic writers recommend the piece
with considerable reserve.
The statement that we made a
week ago will be repeated in theDemo-
craft and Independent this week.
Metsker will not move the Democrat
to his little office on Michigan street.
stipulated that he will
move, but the plant shall remain where
it is now.
According to Food Commissioner
Patterson, many cheap restaurants