The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-04-24

critically ILL.,
Our April forecast poem was not
written by V. p. Kirk.
Frank yesterday is finishing up a
nice residence in Culver.
Mrs. Jennie 1. Reed has gone to
Bourbon for visit of one week.
Mrs. Mary Hudson went to South
Bend Saturday to be the guest of rel
ativeS.
Bruce Sheaks and Lloyd Rupel re-
turned to their homes near Walkerton
Saturday.
The Wallace circus and menagerie
will open the season at Peru, Saturday
April %.
Mrs. Susan Stanley. of Tyner, has
been granted widows pension of IS
month.
Mrs. Eugene Woods, of Fort Wayne,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Nelson
Rodgers.
Mrs. Minerva Monroe, of Polk town.
ship, who has been seriously i'll, seems
to be improving.
Miss Maggie Wallie, of Culver, is
the guest of the family of John A. b.
liner in this city.
Mrs. Catharine Wise went to South
Bend Saturday to visit her daughter,
Mrs William Balsley.
Mrs. E. A. Wallace went to Tyner
today to be the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Chart.
Sister Fedalia, known here as Miss
Haddie Wolford arrived Saturday noon
to visit over Sunday.
Miss Ida Heeter, who has been the
guest of friends in this city returned
to her home i'm Delong.
Rochester is to have pickle tacto-
ry. 1t will be controlled by the Stat
ford & Goldsmith company.
Dan Keobert, of Polk tognship, sold
an oak tree to Charlie Powell last
week that measured 2,4OO feet.
Misses Carrie Boss and Grace McColl |
came up from Bourbon Saturday
to spend the day with home folks.
Mrs. George Hendricks went to
Monterey to spend Sunday and attend
the funeral of Grandma Fulmer, Mon
day.
d. II. BowleS left Saturday for
Mishawaka where he has employment.
He will move to that city in few
days.
John Ruff is getting the material
on the ground for fine residence on
his farm south OF the Boyd school
house..
Mrs. j. A. Zollinger who has been
the guest of the family of c.. Culp,
near this city, returned to her home
in Goshen Saturday.
The Culver Herald says Francis w.
Susdorf lies at the home of his father
in-law. Philip Sickman, dangerously
ill with lung fever.
Claude Garrison changed cars here
Saturday. He is attending Rochester
college and went to his home at Don
aldson to spend Sunday.
Mrs. O. E. Acker, who has been Wis
iting her parents. and other friends
and relatives in this city returned to
her home at Niagara Falls Saturday.
The Grand Army state encamp-
ment meets at Indianapolis May 14th.
1t will undoubtedly be large assem-
blage. The gathering will last three
days.
Mrs. E. NJ. George, who has been
the guest of the family of Thomas
Lambert. in this city, returned to her
home in White Pigeon. Michigan Sat-
urday morning.
The Warsaw Times begs the pardon
of its readers for publishing poem
which it says is as bad poetry as V.
P. Kirk, the bard ofTippecanoe, could
write if he did his BEST
Rev. Jacob l. Stahl, who was called
to this county by the serious illness of
his mother, Mrs. ChriStiana Stahl,
has returned to his home in Ohio.
His mother is cOnvalescent.
Grandma Fulmer, of Monterey, a
former resident of Plymouth, died at
I O'Clock Saturday morning of general
debility caused by old age. Funeral
at Monterey Monday morning.
The Bremen Enquirer says Jacob
Bauer has lost none of his faith in
finding natural gas and if the present
wells do not pan out as hoped he will
sink a well on his town property.
John r. Jones, of Argos, visited the
Bremen schools this week. Jones is
an old school teacher and he knows
that the boys and girls have some IN