The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-26

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Daniel X. Harris is visiting bis
daughter at Frankfort this week.
Mrs. William Wilkinson and Mrs.
Ed, Saline are visiting in Denver.
Ind.
The Wabash College Glee club will
sing in Plymouth on Tuesday evening,
April Z.
Charles Starr residing north of town
broke one Of his fingers while hauling
logs Monday.
w. E. Hand and wife, drove up
from Culver Monday and spent the
day in this city.
Mrs. Joseph Smith, Of near Don
aldson is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
j. Siple at Argos.
j. E. Turner has moved to the
brewery residence just west Of town,
now owned by James R. Vinnedge.
Mrs. David Black. who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. S.
Benedict, returned to her home at
Macy Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Dill, of West
township, left Tuesday for KIM
ball, S. DIX. where they expect to
make their home.
George Perschbacher has returned
to his home at Rochester after a visit
of several DAYS in this city with his
daughter, Mrs. Shobe.
Eli Logan, of Atwood, spent few
hours in Plymouth Tuesday on his way
to Willlston, Y. DIX, where he ex-
poets to make his home.
NJ and Mrs. John Cook have re-
tlrned to their home at Walnut after
a visit of a few days at the home Of
Joseph Smith west of Plymouth.
Among those who left the Donald
son neighborhood for North Dakota
Tuesday were Andrew Foreman and his
mother, Miss Myrtle Bollman and
Mrs. G. Day.
Opening days March p and %. 4
grand display of spring and summer
hats. The cheapest place to buy mil
linery. B. G. Styles, Center street,
one block north of court house.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. K. Smith, of South
Bend. Mrs. j. A. Ruth and Searles
Patterson of Chicago, Mrs. Hartwell
Of Laporte attended the funeral Of
Mrs. Mary Patterson in this city Tues
day.
Snap conventions have never been
popular in this country in any party.
Even the narrowest partisan resents
the assumption of absolute control by
any clique of observation-disclosures
lis News.
Orville Geyer, of Olive Branch, died
while on the way to the South Bend
Hospital, last week. Rev. Peter con-
Quoted the funeral which was one of
the largest ever held at the Maple
Grove church.
Among the novelties at Winona
this season will be the three-way fig
ure 8 toboggan slide, the "Old Mill"
and an electric merry-go-round, said
to be the largest ever constructed in
this part of tie country.
William Waggoner, the carpenter,
while at work on building south of
town Monday fell from a scaffold to
the ground and was very badly bruised
and his back hurJ so that he will not
be able to work eor sometime.
st. Mary's Guild Of the Episcopal
church have made arrangements to
give an operetta called Powhatan, on
April % and 20. The opera house has
been secured for above dates and the
services of professional instructor
have been secured.
Homer Watson, after long service
as makeup on the Review, leaves to-
morrow for Chicago 70 take position.
He has proved himself a capable, in
dustrious and worthy man, and in
leaving Elkhart takes the good wishes
of the proprietor and host OF friends.
-Elkhart Review.
This paper said Monday that no one
could tell what March would do un-
til 1t was done, and just as the paper
went to press at O'Clock, the wind
changed, the warm weather ceased
and in ten minutes It was showing,
Twenty-four hours of old-fashioned
March weather vas the result.