The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-04-30
Mrs. Arthur o'Keefe is better to

Burt j. Gilmore transacted business
at South Bend today.
| Miss vaLderweele, of Burr Oak, i.
visiting at DR.. Loring's.
! Frank Hanna and Josep,, Wade re
turned to Laporte Tuesday night.
Charles Hisey left for kalamazoo
Mich, Wednesday to be gone severa
days.
W. w. Warnes and Peter Larson
of Donaldson, were Plymouth visitors
Wednesday.
An epidemic of measles has made
serious inroads on the schools of Mich.
igan City.
Three children we're brought to
Brightside from Evansville Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. McCabe, of South Bend, has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ora
Jacox, this week.
Mrs. Dickinson Las gone to Chicago
for visit of two weeks with her chill
dren in that city.
Only few more days remain for
paying taxes without penalty. Mon
day is the last day.
Marshall CLANCY got tired of haul
ing Joseph Baker home and locked
HIM up in jail Wednesday
Sylvester Lowell has moved to the
place he recently bought just south of
town and west of the Borton vineyard.
Another woman has just died at the
age of los, Betsy Clark, of Spring
field, O. Her mother lived to be only
1I3.
Baseball was debarred in Detroit
Sunday by vigorous action on the part
Of ministers and laymen; ditto Indi-
annapolis.
| Rev. w. S. Howard will give re-
ception to all the members Of his par
ish and all friends from $50 to 10 p.
m. Thursday.
Mrs. Cora Day, of Hamlet. and Mrs.
Catherine Foreman, of Donaldson,
have returned from visit of several
weeks in North Dakota.
| DR.. Eley accompanied by Frank
Jacox and Ben Linkenhelt and Frank
Janke left for Fort Wayne on their
automobiles at 9 O'Clock Wednesday.
They will return Thursday.
Fruis trees are now in full bloom
and orchards present beautiful and
pleasing aspect. Prospects for large
crop of all kinds of fruit are good.
If Indiana University isn't moved
to some other place the name of the
town might be changed to Lynchburg
or something similarly expressive.
BY request of Pastor Myers. Elder
j. B. Carter will preach at the WeS-
leyan church next Sunday evening at
the usual hour. All are invited to at
tend.
Gustav Werner, of Laporte, who
was leased by bis comrades because he
was not quick witted, has become a
raving maniac and will be taken to an
asylum.
Mrs. E. w. Hess returned to her
home at Argos Wednesday. She
was called here by the serious acct
dent of William Fl. B6lin. Mrs. Bolin
is her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vinnedge re-
turned to Chicago Tuesday evening to
remain permanently. They rented
the east side of their house to Ed
redge Thompson.
B. E. Ryder went to Fort Wayne
to attend the funeral of his niece
Mrs. Florence Ryan, who died Mon
day. She will be recolIected here as
Miss Florence Waite.
Hon. Perry o. Jones was chosen a
delegate to the M. E conference
which meets at South Bend in Sep
TENDER. James Keiser is the reserve,
or alternate delegate.
And now it is reported that the
city of Logansport vii! have bill of
SO, 500 to pay for vaccinating its pop
ulation. The doctors down there GER
talnly had snap scratching arms.
John w. Wiltfong has decided to
leave Chicago and return to Plym-
outh. He will work for y. Altman.
His family will return to Plymouth as
soon as they can get a house to live in.
Mrs. o. E. Hendee and little son,
Byron, Of Highland Park, Illinois,
were visiting her mother, Mrs. Ste-
wick, at Dixon Dake. They also Wis.,
tied friend and relatives at Warsaw.
Mrs. Earl VanCuren, of Elkhart. is
visiting her mother. Mrs. John v.
Ashley and her sister, Mrs. Ray Ben