The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-02-26

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South Bend.
Jacob Zieger was passenger TO Nut
wood Tuesday.
See our special premium offer in
another column.
| Mr.. Sigmund Mayer went to Argos
Tuesday on business.
N. M. Shafer spent Tuesday in
Lakeyille on business.
Mr.. j. d. McClaren went to Elk
hart on business Tuesday.
Henry Minaker began work at the
Fl. Wayne shops Tuesday.
Mrs. c. w. Metzger went to Camden
Tuesday morning for few days.
Mrs. V. S. WEIGH went to Elkhart
Tuesday for visit of several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Whitesell are
South Bend visitors for a few days.
Joseph Stein transacted business at
Pierceton and Columbia City Tuesday.
J. E Berlin, of Fit. Wayne, visited
with friends in this city Monday.
| Mr.. Bert Beerbower who has been
sick for some time is able to be around
Tuesday.
Mr.. Romeo Ball went to Valparaiso
Tuesday to visit his brother DR..
E. J. Ball.
Mrs. Livinghouse and Mrs. Foster
Groves, of Hubbard, were shopping in
Plymouth q few hours Tuesday.
Clyde Klinger has recently returned
from Indian Territory. He likes that
country very well, but prefers Indiana.
Mrs. Wharton, of Warsaw, visited
her sister, Mrs. Burkett, few hours
Tuesday on her way to South
Bend.
Have you seen those magnificent
reproductions at the Peoples drug
store. God Speed and The Village
Wedding.
Miss Laura Mickey has resigned her
position at the Ross House, and left
Tuesday for South Bend to re-
main permanently.
M. and Mrs. Ed Giller returned to
thei- home in South Bend Tuesday,
after spending a few days with friends
and relatives in this city.
Full cash price paid for oak, bass
wood and all other kinds OF logs and
bolts except gum. Plymouth Novelty
Mfg. Co., Plymouth, Ind. 1885,
In our special premium offer in an
other column we give you total val
uation of $3.50 for s2.75. Take ad-
vantage of this while it lasts.
Miss Maggie Knoll has returned to
Chicago after visiting friends and rel
atives in this city. Her sister. Anna,
is very sick in hospital there.
There will be three new rural routes,
start from Plymouth Monday March
I'd. The carriers are Messers Apple
man Shepherd and Will Gibson.
The Lords Supper will be cele-
brated at the Luther Chapel, Lapaz.
Sunday March 1st. The pastor will
return home the last of the week.
Misses Dora Fogle, Blanche Turner,
Grace McColl and Mrs. John ,Capron
attended the dance at the Culver
Military Academy Monday evening.
Mrs. e. G. Bass and little son, Louis,
came up from Peru Sunday evening to
visit a few days with husband and
papa. Mr.. Bass is interested in Min
nesota lands and Mrs. Bass is a niece
of Attorney McLaren.
Mr.. G, Bass, from Forman, North
Dakota, who has grain display at j.
d. McClaren's law Office went toSouth
Bend Tuesday. He left samples with
B. f. Seybold who will represent
Cary & Dakin in this interests in the
Red River Valley.
Mr.. Oscar Burch came home from
Valparaiso over Sunday and his moth
er invited half dozen couples of his
young friends to their house for
George Washington dinner and they
report time. Youth and good times
are synonymous terms.
II you want to know how mad it
makes a man to have load of hogs
upset in snowdrift and haye to drive
them home and load them again while
man and hogs are terribly, excited
ask George Zimmerman. He had the
above mentioned experience last Sat
urday morning, y /.
The Benefit Association Of Our Lady
OF Loretto OF st. Michael's church
held its regular monthly meeting in
their rooms at St. Joseph's Hall, sun
day Afternoon aud after transacting
the regular business, acting the reg
ular business, elected che following Of