The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-19

in Rochester today.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Strunk visit
ed relatives in Inwood Wednesday.
Drs. Deeds and Burket are killing
ducks on the Kankakee this week.
Mrs. Paul Butcher is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Watson. in Elkhart.
Miss Maud Keiser has gone to Ro-
chester to remain until after Easter.
Mrs. A. Il. Letter, of Bremen, Wis.,
tied James A. Gilmore's Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Miss Della Sherman of South Bend.
is guest Of the family OF Theodore
Sherman.
William Worries of Green township,
was in town yesterday to make a
report on ditch.
II. G, Thayer attended the meet
ing OF the grain dealers association
at Rochester Wednesday.
The Women's Relief Corps social
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Smith Pomeroy Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. McGruder and Miss Hayes,
of Bremen, who attended the Eastern
Star banquet returned home Wednes-
day.
Ferdinand Spahr has decided to
quit farming and had big sale at his
farm two miles north of Plymouth
Wednesday,
Attorney Thomas and William Bris-
tol one Of Bourbon's prominent bust
ness men. transacted business in Plym-
outh Wednesday.
H. II. Cowan of Pitfsburg is here
visiting G. A. Mills and looking after
the Heinz pickle interests in this and
adjoining counties.
q. w. Mason has returned to his
home at Dunkirk, Ohio, after visit
of several days with his daughter,
Mrs. w. w. Thornburg.
William Sutherlin was on the
streets Of Plymouth Saturday for the
first time since he was paroled from
the prison at Michigan City.
James Adams, who has been visiting
his wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Mccrory. returned to his home
at Payne, Ohio Wednesday.
Old settlers should make note of
the fact that the mercury registered
II degrees in the shade at four O'Clock
on Saint Patrick's Day, 1903.
Mr.. Byers, Miss Byers. and Miss
Inwood Of South Bend, attended the
Eastern Star banquet and were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Mcdonald.
President Francis of the St. Louis
fair returns from Europe greatly en-
couraged by the cordiality OF his re-
ception at the courts of the old world.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed O'Br:en visited
their son at Grovertown Tuesday and
found him no better. 1t seems that
there is no hope of "Dennie s" recov-
cry.
Rev. j, B. Simon, a former United
Brethren presiding elder has been in
Plymouth few days in the interest
Of the U. B. college to be built at In
dianapolis.
All the township trustees were in
town yesterday getting instructions
and blanks for the enumeration of
school children and other business for
the coming year.
Ben Lauer has gone to Chicago
where his wife Will JOIN him Friday
and they will return to their home at
Usage City, Kansas. They report Gust
Wolf all right in Kansas.
Helen Gould receives 1900 letters
every day. When a girl gets them
that way she probably doesn't spend
much time sitting at the window
watching for the postman.
Surveyor North went TO Rochester
yesterday to arrange FOR the survey Of a
joint ditch for Marshall and Fulton
counties. The ditch starts inWalnut
township and empties into Tippeca-
noe river.
Charley Fosel and Tuck Miller have
shaken the dust of Plymouth from
their feet and started to St. Louis to
help make the worlds fair, but they
will probably return to Plymouth in a
few weeks.
The greatest line Of suits and skirts
ever on exhibition can be seen in our
suit department Tuesday March "a.
1908. John Ford will be with US on
that day. Don't forget. Kloepfer's
N. Y. Store.