The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-04-16

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home in Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. T. Fish and Mrs. d. Walker
are visiting friends in Laporte.
Miss Rosa White and Melita Hutch
inson have returned to South Bend.
Mrs. Andreas Wade is reported dam
gerously i'll at her home in this city.
Rev. A. H. Zilmer will preach at
the church of God Thursday evening.
Miss Durr and her class will give
recital at the opera house Friday eve-
ming.
The Kendall grocery stock will be
sold to the highest bidder Friday.
May l.
Miss Pearl Freeman, of Chicago, is
visiting her uncle, James Keiser, In
this city.
j. l.. Mosher, assessor, of personal
property in Union township was In
town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horn of Valparaiso,
have been visiting at c. Bergman's
since Saturday.
Mrs. John B. Giller is quite sick
from an attack of pleurisy and threat
ened lung fever.
Leroy Schroeder came down from
Laporte to attend the funeral of his
friend, Charley Palmer.
Miss Bessie Bremen has gone to st.
Charles, H., for visit of a few weeks
with relatives and friends.
Rivers in central and southern In
diana are rising rapidly. Yellow river
is at a stand-still in Plymouth this
afternoon.
o. A. Carpenter. who was born,
raised and married in Plymouth, is
now train dispatcher at Fon-du-lac.
Wisconsin.
Mrs. Simon Freese, of West town.
ship, was called to Middlebury yester-
day by the serious illness Of her mother
Mrs. Sarah Shelley.
The supper and festival at ST. Jo-
seph's hall Tuesday evening was
largely attended and was success So
cially and financially.
Mrs. Joseph Anders, of Peru, who
had been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Bergman. since Saturday
returned home yesterday.
The Ladies Parish Guild of st.
Thomas church will meet with Mrs.
John Bowel Thursday afternoon. The
ladies are requested to be present.
A large number Of Plymouth
Knights Templar took the special
train for Ft. Wayne yesterday MORN
ing to attend the grand encampment.
William Slayter, one of the oldest
residents and oldest settlers of the
county, is quite sick at the home Of
his son, Clarence NJ. Slayter, in this
city.
Mrs. o. F. Spahr and Miss Rose
Jordan arrived from Chicago this
afternoon for a visit OF two weeks
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jordan.
Miss Speicher, daughter of Mr..
Speicher, who erected the State Bank
building has returned to her home at
Urbana, Ind, after visit of several
days in this city.
Mrs. T. b. Harris has returned to
her home at Benton Harbor, Mich,
after visit with her mother, Mrs.
Simon Freese, in West township, and
her sister, Mrs. Fish.
James N. Tyner writes from Wash
ington to an Indiana friend that he
has not resigned'as' Assistant Attorney
General in the Postoffice Department.
Haven't they told him yet?
The city council has decided to IN
vestigate the cost of street sweeper
for the paved streets of Plymouth. A
sweeper is almost absolutely necessary
for the business portion Of the city.
The government report Of the con-
dition Of winter wheat April is the
high average of 97.3, which is over Is
per cent better than last year. That
is prosperity item Of the most solid
kind.
Four alleged ''Get Rich Quick" con-
Germs, the Chicago Crescent company,
the Chicago Mail Order union; the
Star Distributors union and the Mon
tana Mining. Loan s. Investment COM
panY were raided Monday
There was nice afternoon program
at the close of school at the brick
school house No. u, in West town
ship, and the patrons prepared a splens
did dinner for the pupils and their
teacher, Miss Lucy McFarlin.
While police commissioner of New
York, no farther back than 1896,