The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-02-19
This is the coolest week of the win.

March Is.
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reasonable. If
John Pfender visited relatives in
South Bend yesterday.
Miss Matte Bachman is reported on
the sick list this week.
William Eyerly is transacting bust
ness in indianapolis today.
Miss Bessie Richey who has been
sick the past week is conyalescent.
Mrs. Erma Pierce has gone to In
dianapolis for visit of two weeks.
John A. McFarlin has big sale of
stock at his Twin Lakes farm Friday.
DIR. A. c. HoItzendorff was called to
Argos on professional business We'd
nesday.
Mrs. w. H. Love and A. @. Hume
who have been on the sick list are i'm
proving.
w. E. Leonard. jr.. is here from
Chicago to attend the funeral of Major
Kendall
Ten degrees below zero was the re-
cord Of several Thermometers Tues
day morning.
w. Ii. Loye. John 3. Giller and
John c. Kuhn transacted business at
Rochester yesterday.
Catherine Stevens. daughter OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Ney Stevens, is quite sick
with Scarlatina this week.
Mrs. Henry Fitzgerald, of Roch-
ester, is among those here to attend
the funeral of Major Kendall
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Slough, of St.
Joseph, Mo-. were guests of the fam
lily of L, P. Switzer Monday.
Henry Alderman, who was visiting
at WalkertOn, came hume TO attend
the funeral of Mrs yesterday.
Frank Fertig. who was brought
home sick from Hamlet last evening,
is considerably improved today.
With the mercury down to zero and
the wind blowing f)rty miles an hour
yesterdaa was called a cold day.
Theo. DeMoSS, Of Bourbon, trans
acted business in Plymouth yesterday
and reported all quiet in Bourbon.
Mr.. Fred A. Casper, of Maple Grove
neighbOrhood Is preparing to build
large bank barn the coming season.
FOR SALE-A 2OO-egg-size, up-to-
date incubator and brooder for sale or
trade. 2Ot2 Alonzo Stephenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Shafer have re-
turned from a visit of ten days with
relatives and friends in Miami coun-
ty.
This snow is worth big money.
Without it. the present cold weather
would have done greet damage to the
wheat.
The Wesleyan Methodist congrega-
ton at Sligo made Rev. E. E. Myers
a donation Tuesday. Sligo is on his /
circuit.
Miss Cora Day, who had been visit
ing at South Bend since Saturday, re-
turned to her home at Donaldson yes
terday.
Mrs. John Lacv, of this city, has
been the guest Of Mrs. j. A. Carter
at the Arlington Hotel, Rochester,
this week.
Miss Corinne Kramer has returned
to Chicago after visit of four days
with her grand parents. Mr., and Mrs.
Sigmund Mayer.
The two magnificent reproductions
"God Speed and "The Village Wed
ding" are creating an artistic sensa-
tion in Plymouth.
The blizzard that struck Plymouth
at 4 O'Clock Yesterday morning was a
sample of the worst weather we ever
GET in northern Indiana
"God Speed" and 1.-The Village
Wedding are being exhibited in the
show window of the Peoples Drug
Store, ON Laporte street.
MeSdames c. S. Cleveland. Burkett
and Deeds entertained almost hun
dred lady I, ends at the home of Mrs.
Burket yesterday afternoon.
The weather man tells us to expect
cold weather for two or three days
yet, but he thinks it will be slightly
warmer, before Friday morning.
A peculiar fact has been noticed by
many that each Sunday we have an
unusual fall of snow. Last spring for
nine consecutive Sundays it rained.
Two of the teachers of the public |
school were on the sick list this week
and some of the primary rooms were
vacated On account of the cold wealth