The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-08


ically i'll at her home near this city.
Mrs. Rebecca yesterday is seriously
i'll at her home in the south part OF
town.
Lee Kendall is in Indianapolis and
will remain for the opening of the
legislature.
John Wolford has been confined tt
his home this week by severe attack
of rheumatism.
= Oliver Worries, of Northern Mis-
souri,, is visiting relatives and friends
in the vicinity of Rutland.
B. H. Dunnick and daughter. Of
Warsaw, visited with William Everly
on their way to South Bend.
Mrs Frank Sellers is here from
Warsaw visiting her sister, Mrs
Lewis Unger, who is seriously Ill.
The state agent Of charities tool
three Brightside children to homes liz
the vicinity of Hobart Wednesday.
Miss l.. Marie Love entertained
friends at her home on Monday even
ing. Monday was her twentieth
birthday.
Frank w. Boss went to Indianapo
lis Tuesday night to be present at the
organization of the legislature which
convenes Thursday.
A masked party of ladies surprised
Mrs. Eldridge Thompson at her home
on Michigan street Tuesday evening
and had a merry time.
Samuel Swaisgood and wife have
returned to their home in Pennsylva-
mia. They visited relatives in West
and Union townships.
G. L. Alleman, of Mankato, Mimi.
is in this county this week looking
after his and his fathers interests in
this city and Tippecanoe.
Fort Wayne manufacturers are
looking for way to relieve the pres
ent fuel trouble and have a plan or
foot to buy their own coal fields.
Mr.. Ora SWEET, of Hanna, who with
his wife, has been visiting relatives
here since last Friday returned home
yesterday. Mrs. SWEET remains until
Friday.
Mrs. w. W. Hill, Mrs. c. II. Buck
and Miss Oglesbee will entertain
this afternoon, at the home Of
Mrs. Hill, in honor of Mrs. K. f
Brooke,
Sleighing is all right again. We
have seldom had so manv days of
sleighing up to this time of year,
although we had no snow until almost
Christmas.
The. .. B. C's., with their friends
enjoyed pleasant sleigh ride Tues.
day evening out to the home Of Miss
Hattie Thompson. All report a
merry time.
The Twin Lake Night School will
give pie social at the Twin Lake
Hall Saturday evening, January, 10,
to buy books far the school. Every.
body invited.
DIR. Matchett's new sanitarium at
Bourbon is completed and was opened
Tuesday. 1t is reported one Of the
best equipped sanitariums in this Sec
ton of the state.
Elmer Crockett, the business head
of the South Bend Tribune, has re-
turned from the Pacific coast greatly
improved in health. He spent sew.
eral months there.
Each year $50, 100000 of freshly
mined gold is added to the stock in the
United States. That means a billion
in twelve years. This is truly bill.
lion-dollar country.
1t is pretty certain that the Indiana
legislature which convenes this week
for so days. session, will pass law
authorizing the use O. voting ma
chimes at elections.
Millionaire Bass, of Fort Wayne,
whose country home was DESTROYED by
fire. has contracted with Mandel Bros.
of Chicago, to decorate his new palace
at cost of $50, 900.
The Ladies Parish Guild will resume
work at the home of Mrs. Ida DeLoney
Thursday afternoon, Jan. 8. All are
requested to attend and commence the
new year in earnest.
Joseph Shelley and family, who
came here from Fort Wayne over a
year ago, have moved back to that
city. They made many friends dur
ing their stay in Plymouth.
There seems to be mighty good
chance to establish few prosperous
water wagon routes in France, where
the annual consumption of wine ia
twenty-three gallons per capita.