The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-05-07

days.
]. R. Jacoby represents the Modern
Woodman of this city at the grand
encampment at Marion, Ind, thi:
week.
Mrs. Alice Jones has returned to hel
home at Donaldso l after a visit of a
week with relatives and friends at
Argos.
Bremen elected two republican trus.
tees, the treasurer and marshal. The
democrats elected the. clerk and two
trustees.
Mrs. Ira earn is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John McFarlin al
Twin Lakes, during her husband S
absence in Dakota.
The Y. w. S. u. will have a Pres
byterian cake walk the fist Monday
in June. Where it will be held will
Oe announced idIer.
Mrs. Peter Richards has gone to
Monterey for visit of several days
with her son and daughters who re-
side in that vicinity.
The substructure for the foundation
of tie passenger sheds for the south
tracks at the Pennsylvania station III
this city have arrived.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Brink and
Estella were among those
who attended the Reeves Beattie
wedding Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Oliver Chase and daughter,
Esther have returned to Chicago after
a visit of a week with the family of
Prof. r. A. Chase in this city.
Special train to hear Mansfield at
South Bend Wednesday, May ID, tick
cts 81. 90 round trip. Order of Fred
Botsett at j. E. Marsball's store.
John Wolf, of Chicago, is here visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Gideon. Wolf
his sister, Mrs. Herbert Bremen
and other relatives in this county.
The showers which the weather
man thought probable for the past
two days failed to materiallze in this
locality, but indications for showers
have been good.
Mrs. Frank Orr, of Kokomo, visited
Mrs. Joseph Bennett and otner friends
here few days this week and went
from here to South Bend to visit rel
atives before returning home.
Mrs. Granger, who came here from
Cedar Rapids, Ia, Saturday with the
remains Of her adopted child, has
gone to North Manchester to visit her
sister, Mrs. Charles Foster, before re-
turning home.
w. F. Young left for Nevada, Ohio,
yesterday, having been selected by
the chief engineer of the PennsyIva-
MIA railroad to take charge Of large
piece OF grading and other improve
ments in that vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Shideler, of
South Bend, attended the Reeves
Beattie wedding and reception in this
city Tuesday evening. Mr.. Shideler
Is one of the prominent hardware
merchants of South Bend.
George o. Gibson and Mrs. Sher-
man Murphy left for Ocmulgee, In
diar Territory, Tuesday. Mrs. MUIR
ply goes to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Morrison and Mrs. Glib
son wants to see the country.
The Laporte Herald of Tuesday
says Thomas X. Houghton is seriously
Ill at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
r. B. Oglesbee. Mrs. ]. H. Green,
Of Ligonier, and Miss Anna Houghton,
Of Huntington, have been summoned
to his bedside. skA
The tender leaf and the youthful
fruit buds have been having a hard
struggle for existence during the
irigid atmosphere of the past
week, but the weather is now warm
Ing up and it Is hoped that some fruit
will yet be saved.
The little town of Atwood. seven
miles west of Warsaw, has been ex-
periencng quite a building boom iur
the past six months and several new
are now In course Of con-
struction. A new saw mill and a salt
ing plant have also located there and
business is good.
Robert j. Evans has returned to his
home near Donaldson, after a visit of
seven weeks with his son and daugh-
ter in South Bend. His grandson,
WILDER Joseph, accompanied him
home. Mr.. Evans is one of the old
settlers, having resided In this county
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