The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-19
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! 4LOCAL NEWS 3 s

MD LEWIS IebSOA Aieso Will 4oAtS
sick for several weeks.
Harry Coleman, of South Bend, is
visiting in this county this week,
Eliza Lee and Miss Grace Myers, east
of town are reported on the sick list
Mrs. w. w. Warnes, of Donaldson,
visited relatives in Plymouth Thurs
day.
Miss Alice Beckner, of Argos, went
to Bremen Thursday to visit over Sum-
day.
DR.. Stevens and Frank Brown, of
Tyner, were Plymouth visitors Thurs
day.
B. NJ. Seybold is able to be on his
feet again after severe attack OF
grip.
The wild geese are flying north, but
don't be goose and shed your over
coat.
Miss Maud Shanower, of South
Bend, visited with the family OF o. A
Candy last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Pickel and fam
lily of Cadillac, Michigan, are visiting
relatives in the vicinity of Walnut.
Mrs. Scrowd who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. d. B. Hartman, re-
turned to her home at Warsaw Thurs
day.
An up-to-date heater has been in
stalled at Young's barber shop aud
they now have hot water night and
day.
S. n. Stevens and L. j. Hess and
family attended the funeral of Mrs
Hugh Barnhill at Argos Thursday aft
ernoon.
The question Of paving the main
street of Bourbon is the subject most
discussed in that town this muddy
weather.
Edward Crawford and Elmer Law
renee have gone to Kaneville, Illinois,
to work ON farm during the spring
and summer.
Charles Lewallen, Of Tippecanoe
township, has returned home after a
visit of q few days in this CITY with
his uncle, w. p. Biddle.
L. Joseph, of South Bend, was in
Plymouth Thursday to meet Miss
Bovard. who changed cars here on her
way home from Europe.
Daniel Ruff, Of Columbiana county,
Ohio, arrived in this city Thurs
day on his way to visit tn" Hively s
and other relatives east of Walkerton.
Consolidated Tobacco Company re-
ports a surplus for 1902 Of $3.50, 900
after the payment OF all charges and a
dividend of 20 per cent on the stock.
The reports from Evansville that
there is too much water in the river
for the boats to run, sounds Z little
queer, but unfortunately it is no doubt
true.
Alva Lee, Ernest Cramer and John
Kleckner left for Kane county, ILL
nois Thursday, where they expect to
work on farms at $50 a month and
board.
Mr.. McNeill who recently purchased
the Argos Reflector made this Office a
pleasant call Thursday. He is an old
newspaper man and is giving Argos a
good paper.
Rev. o. E. Palmer, of this city, will
commence series of meetings in the
town hall at Bourbon next Monday
evening and will preach every evening
during the week.
Pennsylvania specials No. % and 20
the fast trains taken OF few weeks
ago on account of the congested
freight business, will, it is reported
be restored May 3.
Stephen Day, residing near Donald
son, is in a serious condition from
blood poisoning caused by hyperder-
mic injection made in his left arm for
a sudden attack of heart failure.
Arthur Haffner, Of Geneva, Ind,
has been visiting his uncle, James
Metheney, and other relatives in this
county. He is resident and operator
! of the great oil fields of Indiana.
A very pretty wedding occurred at
the home Of the brides parents in
South Plymouth Tuesday evening,
when Miss Alta Caudle was united in
marriage to Mr.. Orville Apple. Rev.
r. G. Epson was the officiating clergy
man. The couple will reside near In
wood upon Mr.. Apples farm.