The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-10-30
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Oliver Machlin and family moved
to South Bend Monday.
Mrs. Rose Mclaughlin visited at
Lakeville over Sunday.
Donald Carter, of South Bend,
spent Sunday in this city.
Mr.. Miller, of Atwood, is visiting
in Walnut township this week.
Mrs. Cook is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Downing who is sick at Bourbon.
Arthur Bryant, of Argos, spent
Sunday evening with friends in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Wells, of st.
Joseph county spent Sunday with
relatives near this city.
William Reed and Miss Bush, of
TiUsa, spent Sunday with the family
of c. Shobe in this city.
The Plymouth foot ball team was
victorious at Winona Saturday. The
score was five to two in favor of Ply
mouth
Mrs. Cora Gordon has returned to
her home at TacOmah, Washington,
after visiting Mrs. John w. Parks in
this city.
Senator Beveridge said he would
come to Plymouth in 1904 and talk
five hours if the people want to listen
that long.
Err. and Mrs. Peter DreiblebiSS came
down from Noble county last Friday
for visit of a few days with relatives
in this county.
B. Fl. Dunpick who was called here
by the death of his sister, Mrs. VIM.
EVERY, returned to Kosciusko county,
Monday morning.
About a dozen persons some of them
young men Of prominent families were
arrested in Bourbon Monday, charged
with stealing chickens.
Miss Eva Huller has returned to her
home near North Manchester, after a
visit of several days with the family
Henry Price in West township.
Republicans from every township
in the county were in Plymouth Mon
day and all of them reported the out
look good for republican success.
President Roosevelt celebrated the
forty-fourth anniversary of his birth
Monday by lunching and dining with
his family ard a few intimate friends.
A. G. Pence, of Whitley county,
took big dose of turpentine as a
remedy for pain in his stomach and
nearly died from the effects of the
drug.
There has been no change in the
voting precincts of this city, con-
sequently voters who have not
changed their residence know where
to vote.
T. McQuistion, of Mishawaka, was
called to this county Monday by the
serious illness of his father, John Nc
QUESTION, who had an attack of pneu-
mOnia.
Mrs. John c. Gallagher and her
daughter, Miss Emma, left Monday
morning for Ell Paso, Texas, for Wis
it or a month there and in New
Mexico,
Bishop Alerding made his official
visit to this city and confirmed a
large class at st. Michael S church Sun.
day morning. The services were very
impressive.
The oil well On the Lawrence farm,
near Wanatah, has been abandoned
Armstrong s. Son, of Laporte, who
were doing the work, moved their ma
chinery home.
B. F.. earn, of Culver, came up to
hear Senator Beverage and while here
renewed his subscription. He is now
paid until Jan. l, 1904, further ahead
than any other man on our list
Grandma Mcfarland, widow of Ro.
bert Mcfarland died at her home east
of Maxinkuckee last Friday. She
was in her S0th year and was one OF
the pioneers of Marshall county.
Mrs. Frank Hoohian came up from
Monterey last Friday and visited over
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Richard in this city and
her sisters and brothers south of town.