The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-29
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Leaders in Good Goods and Low Prices
Ice on Lake Maxinkuckee is a ft

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thick.
Mrs. George Shrider visited n VAL
paraiso Friday.
Amos Friend, of Burr Oak, who has
been seriously i'll, is slowly recovering.
DR.. Parker has decided to move
from Burr Oak to Culver to practice
medicine.
David Staley went to South Bend
Friday to visit his daughter, Mrs. Ed
gar Harsch.
Miss Marguerite Ormand, of Detroit,
is visiting her brother, William Or
mand, in this city.
Mrs. w. E. Leonard went to South
Bend Friday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Cora Underwood.
Mr.. Mont Flitcraft, Mrs. Susan
Richey and Miss Minnie Minard are
seriously i'll at Bourbon.
Mrs. w. T. Leonard and her sister,
Mrs. Sheets, of Troy, Ohio, went to
Argos to visit relatives Friday.
Mrs. Deeds went to Warsaw Friday
to visit until Sunday with her parents
and other relatives in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson have re-
turned to Argos after a visit of a few
days at the home of Leonard Shafer.
Alfred McGriff, who died at Argos,
Thursday, January Is, was about 81
years old, and had resided neal Argos
most of his life.
Mrs. Julia Compton and two daugh-
ters arrived Friday from Bourbon for a
visit of two days with the family of
Pendleton Shafer.
One hundred and forty-one houses
have been burned by the authorities
of Mazatlan, Mexico, in their efforts
to combat the plague.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamson, of Culver,
attended a pedro party at the home of
Attorney E. q. Martindale in this
city Thursday evening.
Ira d. Sankey, who used to traved
with Evangelist Moody, is in poor
health and has been ordered to give
up his home on Long island for a
drier climate.
Rev. o. A. Palmer. pastor of the
Christian church in this city held
meetings in the town hall at Bourbon,
Saturday evening. Sunday morning
and evening.
Howard CRUDE, who has been serv-
ing his country in the Philippine Is
lands, reached San Francisco several
days ago, and is expected home in
about ten days.
Automobiles that will travel two
miles a minute are predicted for 1908.
1t begins to look as if the only safety
for the rest Of US lay in the precariOus
airship, after all.
Leonard Logan, Albert Bowman
aud several other parties near Lapa
will move to North Dakota in a few
weeks. They are some Of Marshall
cOunty's oldest and best citizens.
Since Frankfort has developed a
a female ''hugger." the streets of the
town are SO thronged with its male
population after dark that 1T looks as
if the s'hugger" would have to employ
an assistant.
Mrs. Nicholas Kettle has returned
to her home in Upper Sandusky,
Ohio. after a visit of three weeks with
her mother and brothers IN South
Bend and Mishawaka, and west of
Plymouth.
Mrs. Joe Mormon, of Chicago and
Mrs. August Miller, Of Valparaiso,
who have been attending the funeral
of MI. George Shafer at Argos, are
visiting friends and Old acquaintance
in this city.
The Indianapolis News says the
Germans do not seem to be so much
inclined to raise the Venezuelan
blockade as they to raise something
else that used to be one of the oyer
productions of Kansas.
The petit jury for this term of
court has been discharged and all the
criminal cases disposed of. Hon.
Adam e. Wise, the new deputy prose-
cutting attorney, had a chance to make
only one speech at this term Of court.
Chicago is greatly alarmed at the
increased number and. proportion Of
deaths from pneumonia. In the first
seventeen days OF this month the
deaths from this cause equalled one
third of the total number of deaths In
the city.
Nathan Rankin, a negro, vas
arrested at Chicago Thursday morn
ing charged with the murder of John
Koonsman a grocery man At South