The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-04-10
LOCAL NEWS

house, is sick with lagrippe.
1t rained Sunday morning but it
was beautiful day after the morning.
Miss Geneva McCrOry left Mon
day for Valparaiso, where size will at
tend school.
H.J. EiSenerth, of Chicago, was
the guest OF the family of NJ. Altman
over Sunday.
Mrs. Jacob Cook and daughter,
Sarah. returned to their home inSouth
Bend Modnay.
Leonard Logan and Charles and Otis
Gordon, of Lapaz, are prospecting in
North Dakota.
Mrs. Matthews, of Culver, visited
. over Sunday in this city with her son,
w. H. Matthews.
Mrs. Joe Andres, of Peru, is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Bergman IN this city.
Mrs. William Engeman has gone to
Fort Wayne, to be the guest of rela-
tiveS for few days.
w. E. Peterson returned to Ken
= dallville, after spending Sunday with
his family in this city.
Miss Rose mclaughlin has returnep
home after visit of week with re-
latives in South Bend.
Mrs. Hugh Brownlee has been quite
sick for week but is somewhat i'm
proved a. last reports.
Louis Altman, returned to Chicago
after spending Sunday with his par
entS. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Altman, in this
city. i,
Miss Anna Montague returned to
her home in Logansport Monday after
visiting with relatives in and near
this city.
Miss Olive Boliner, of this city, and
Mrs, Oregon Gibbons, of Inwood, went
to Monterey to attend the funeral of
joseph Boliner.
Mrs. III. ,Amlong who was called here
on account of the death of ROber Nc
Hague, returned to her home in Bour-
ton Monday morning.
Nathaniel Sherland, who went to
North Dakota with the colony from
Lapaz, was probably the Oldest man
in Marshall county.
The funeral of Jacob Davenport,
took place at 200 o'clock Monday af-
ternoon at the e B.church, four miles
north of Plymouth.
Mrs. j. f. Huber who has been the
guest of the family of Joe Glass. in
this city, returned to her home in Ft.
Wayne Monday morning.
Rev. f. NJ. Elliott, of the Indiana
Home Finding society, arrived Monday
with several children for the Bright
side Training school.
The sweet aroma arising from the
finest of sage and catnip tea is waited
from the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
Roy Cunningham all on account of
boy that came to their home this
morning.
Mrs. Elmer Wilt, returned to her
home in Bourbon Monday after
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Isaac
Anderson in this city.
Mesdames H. G. Thayer, Theodore
Cressner and Miss Maggie Steckman
went to Larwill Monday to take
treatment at the sanitarlum.
President Roosevelt has decided
that money, clothing and provisions
can be sent from this country to the
suffering Beers of South Africa.
Harry Knott returned to school at
Rochester Monday after spending
q " Cen sQCdllOu NltI LILO pd1CutS.
DIR. and Mrs. Knott, in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Issac Lyter and chill
dren, of Etna Green, passed through
there Monday on their way to Culver,
where they will move in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stansbury, of
Ligonier, visited Elijah Stansbury
and other relatives here last week go
ing from here to South Bend to visit
this week.
The new OUTFIT for the post office is
here, but cannot be put in place un-
until Mr. Ryan removes from the
room which the government has
leased for the new office.
Messrs. James E. and James A :.
Haines returned from Kokomo Monday
morning, where they had been to
assist in organizing a local lodge of
the Knights Of Columbus.