The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-04-02


her home at Lakeville.
Mrs. Will Strunk visited her daugh.
ter in Inwood Wednesday.
Mrs. John H. Hoy IS visiting her
son in South Bend this week.
Trustee Wood, of Tippccanoe, was
a Plymouth visitor Wednesday.
Miles Price went to South Bend
Wednesday to visit until Sunday.
Senator Parks and H. G.. Thayer
were Bourbon visitors Wednesday.
G. S. Cleveland and Col. Sears trans
acted business at Bourbon Wednesday.
Rev. George R. Streeter, of Culver,
visited Rev. A. Z. belong Tuesday.
Mrs. John Haenas and children are
visiting relatives and friends at Bour-
bon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carabin have gone to
Columbia City for visit of several
days.
The South Bend electric light plant
now gets its power from the st. JOS
eph river.
Mrs. William F. Suit and children
drove to Laporte Tuesday for a visit
of a few days.
Smith Pomeroy, wife and daughter,
Mrs. Emmons, are visiting in Argos
for few days.
c. T. Allen is moving to the house
recently vacated by w. FL. Matthews,
on William street.
Miss Hortense Drummond, of South
Bend, has been visiting in this city q
few days this week.
Miss Webb, of this city, and Mrs.
W. M. Shetland, of Lapaz, were pas
sengers to Chicago Wednesday.
Mrs. Oldfather and Miss Baker will
soon have nice residences completed
on William street, just east Of Miner
street.
Mr.. Galloway, of South Plymouth,
who has been critically Ill with paint
er's collie this week, now seems out of
danger.
Clark Thomp'on and wife have
moved to Plymouth after residence
of forty years on their farm west of
this city.
Miss Jessie Thompson has returned
to her home at Argos after visit OF
few days with Mrs. j. c. Butler in
this city.
Mrs. H. T.. Butler, former resi-
dent of Plymouth, stopped here We'd
nesday on her way from Warsaw to
her home in Fulton.
President RoOSevelt'S car passed
through this city at $50 Thursday
morning, too early for any greeting
by the citizens of Plymouth.
The X. 0. T. cornet band of Max
inkuckee will give an entertainment
at. Maxinkuckee Christian church
Wednesday evening. April 6.
Mrs. @. NJ. Parks, of Bourbon, and
Mrs. Shedd, of Argos. stopped here
Wednesday on their way home from
the w. c. T. q. convention at Culver.
Thomas Houghton, of Culver, Wis
tied his sen and other relatives and
friends in Plymouth Wednesday. He
is oneof the old residents of the county.
Noah Ruby, who has been an in
mate of the Middlesex, New Jersey.
poor house for the past fifty years GEL
ebrated his 13lst birthday Wednesday.
Mrs. Julia Giller, of Marion, is Wis
iting in Plymouth this week. She
has exchanged her house and lot in
Plymouth for property near Marion.
Miss Mary McKague is reported SER
iously Ill of typhoid fever at her home
in Chicago. Her many friends in
Plymouth hope that she will recover.
A. B. Miller, of North Dakota, who
has been visiting in this vicinity sew
eral weeks, went to Nappanee today
to visit few days before returning
home.
The third quarterly conference of
the Methodist Episcopal church will
be held Saturday evening at 1870. Sac
ramental serrice Sunday morning at
1890. 4e3 So.
Reub Williams, the veteran editor
Of the Indianian at Warsaw, says
most of those now going to Dakota,
will return to northern Indiana in a
few years. ae'sl t
Daniel Mochel and family have
moved from Medaryville, Pulaski
county, to the Clark Thompson farm
two miles west of Plymouth. Mr..
Mochel purchased this farm last win
ter sas ttr 1lso
A majority of the 10000 bituminous
coal miners of Indiana have voted to