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

Udo III DOWu
Mrs. Anderson Beagels, of Tyner,
was in town Thursday.
VIII Reynolds went to Monterey to
visit until Sunday.
Mrs. Copley went to South Bend for
visit over Sunday.
Mrs. d. B. Young has returned TO
her home at Culver.
Miss Margaret Manuwal will visit "a
few days i'm South Bend.
The West township high school
visited Valparaiso schools Friday.
Miss Carrie Flick has gone to Evans
ton. H., for visit of several days.
Mrs. Lydia Appleman is visiting in
Argos with her daughter, Mrs Jones,
We have had excellent sleighing for
three weeks apd the weather is still
cold.
William Norris. of Rochester. was
the guest OF friends in Plymouth over
night.
Mrs. Leroy Lackey, Of Chicago, is
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ebert.
Mrs. ID. f. Snyder left last week for
three weeks stay at Hot Springs.
Arkansas.
Mrs. Christian Manuwal residing
east of the Blain bridge is reported
dangerously i'll.
Josiah Geisleman. of Culver, is NOV
ing into the huge property Oh South
Michigan street.
Adam c. Wolf and Miss Emma
Bergman, both Of Walkerton, were
married last week
Mrs. Stevens. of German township,
who was recently adjudged insane was
taken to LOngcliff Thursday.
CrumpacSer was reneminated for
congress by reclamation Wednesday
in the 10th district.
Peter Richard is visiting his daugh-
tiers near Monterey and looking after
his farms in that vicinity.
J. ID. McLaren who has been sick
for two weeks. is somewhat improved,
but is not yet able to be out.
The commissioners will let the cons
tract for supplies at the county in
Urinary at their March term.
Mrs. Lewis Moller, Of Findlay. Ohio,
who has been visiting Mrs. Martin
Steiger, returned home Thursday.
Mrs. j. ii. Hartman has returned to
Three Rivers, Michigan, after a visit
of ten days with her SOD, Rev. J. E.
Hartman.
Mrs. James Putnam, Cof West town.
ship, was called TO South Bend by the
serious illness of her daughter. Mrs.
Lewis Kepler.
Miss Carrie Bussert is spending two
weeks in Toledo trimming in a whole
sale millinery store and getting the
''hang" of styles.
The city of Topeka:has settled with
the saloon keepers whose places were
Iaided by Mrs. Carrie Nation by paw
ing lump sum of 81, 900.
Mrs. Susan Stanley. of Tyner, left
for Denver, Colorado Thursday,
where she will make her home with
her daughter, Mrs. WATSON.
Miss Stone was free for few hours
Thursday until the news was contra
dicted and she will probably be free
again by the time this is read.
1t will cost those:who dine with
Prince Henry at sChicago, $4,000
plate. The Inter Ocean thinks this a
pretty high price notwithstanding the
price of eggs.
The funeral of James Meegan who
died at his home in North township
Wednesday, February 10, was held
at the Catholic chnrch at nine O'Clock
Friday morning. Interment at the
Catholic cemetery.
Harley Smith, a wealthy farmer
rear Portland, Ind, believes there is
more money in raising quail for the
market than in raising grain and is 90
ing TO devote his 40O-acre farm to the
business of raising game.
Very fine weather is reported in
Northern Michigan. A letter from
Petoskey says: We are having a very
fine winter here. Our coolest has not
been over six or eigb. degrees below
zero, with only snow enough to make
good sleighing.
b. III. Randall and wife, of Chicago,
have moved to tbis.city and now &C.
cupy one OF the HOughton houses on
North Center street. Mr.. Randall is
carpenter and builder He has
Fought the Weckerle twelve acres Just
northwest OF the CITY limits.