The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-04-02
DR.. G. F. Holtzendorff made pro-
fessionai visit at Lapaz Saturday.

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Miss Elzina Smith, of Donaldson,
visited at G. w. Shrider's Saturday.
DIR. Sherman johnson and Herman
Taber were Bourbon visitors Saturday.
D. Frank Redd and family are visit
ing with DR.. Jackson and wife at Gil
max, Mich.
Lois and Harry Cook are visiting
their grandfather. Samuel Miller, IN
Mishawaka.
Miss Floy Leonard went to South
Bend Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Underwood.
Wm. E. Hand of Argos, returned
Saturday from business trip "f few
days at Warsaw.
Miss Lana Hess. who has been visit
ing relatives at Argos, returned to
her home at Goshen Saturday.
John Young and son of Walkerton.
changed cars here Saturday on their
way to Fort Wayne to visit relatives.
W. H. Grover, OF near Lapaz, was
a Plymouth visitor Saturday. He is
one of the old settlers of Marshall coun-
ty.
John Cramer who resides east of this
city made the hearts of the printers
glad Saturday by paying a liberal sum
on subscription.
Mrs. Frank Weirick has returned To
Elkhart after visit of several days
here with Mrs. Theodore Sponsler and
other relatives.
A rate Of one fare plus two dollars
will be given to St. Louis during the
dedication Of the Worlds Fair COM
mencing April 81.
Philip Which and wife. who have
been visiting relatives southwest Of
here, returned to her home at Dun
kirk. O.. Saturday.
Mrs. Amasa johnson, who has been
residing at Seattle, Washington, dur
ing the past year will return to Plym-
outh ia few days.
Rev. r. G. Epson was called to
Leesburg Saturday to preach a funeral
sermon. Elder j. B. Carter will preach
at the u B. church Sunday.
The Northern Indiana teachers
meeting which will be held at Rich
mond, April and 3 promises to be
one of the largest ever held.
William Gould, farmer residing
near Dowagiac, Mich, marketed a
hog last week that weighed CTS
pounds and brought him s47.25.
The base ball season will open at
South Bend on April 5, and games
will be played daily until the 2Sth, at
which time the league season begins.
The Plymouth schools closed Friday
for the annual spring vacation and
most of the teachers have gone to
their homes fora visit of a few days.
Norman Myers and his sister, Mrs.
J. A. Huffman and children went to
Wanatah Saturday to visit over Sun
day with their sister, Mrs. S. c. Rhine
hart. -
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Myers and
daughter Ruth, returned from South
Bend and Mishawaka Friday evening
where they had been visiting friends
all week.
Joseph Hiss, of South Bend, who
was clerk liz Haag s. Wade IS grocery
store on Michigan street fifteen years
ago, spent Friday and Friday night in
this city.
| An old neighboi of Cole Younger,
the noted bandit. says he was great
bible student during his youth, and
committed to memory a large portion
of the New Testament.
1t appears that Gen. Macdonald
committed suicide Immediately after
seeing his picture in British news
paper. 1t is only surprising that
more people are not similarly affected.
Geneva, daughter of Mr. Jones, the
broom maker residing in the west part
OF town, died Friday afternoon and
the remains were taken to Elkhart for
burial. The child was nine month IS
old. q
The refusal of Milton S. Brane, a
Wabash county man to pay tax on a
dog which had been about his home,
but which he did not claim to own,
has thus fa- cost him s300ln litiga-
tion.
The Bremen Enquirer says the pro-
moters OF any electric railroad will get
cold reception if they come to Bre-
men for that is one of the improve
ments Bremen positively does not
want.
VIM. Everly, II. G. Thayer and Ar
mott Cleveland have returned from