The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-02-26


Valparaiso Saturday.
Emanuel Price transacted business
in South Bend Saturday.
Frank Boss came from indianapolis
to spend Sunday at home.
The taxable property of Marshall
county is valued at $40, 999, 4S5.
Mrs. Mary Hilton is visiting her
sister who is sick at L0gansp0rt.
Rev. E. o. Palmer and Rey. Mr..
Presnell preach in Bourbon Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Heminger were
visiting over Sunday at Donaldson.
The free school bill was defeated in
the state senator by a vote OF 81 TO 8.
One of Andrew Nifong's twin babies
died this morning and will be buried
Sunday.
Rev. A.. Fl. Zilmer went to DelphOs.
Ohio, Friday night to preach a funeral
sermon.
Mrs. Josiah Geiselman who has
been seriously i'll with lung fever is
improving slowly.
Mrs. Ed P. Rodgers went to Men,
tone this forenoon to visit her par
ents over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hostettler
are the parents of nice little boy
born Saturday moning,
Mrs. c. E. Smith and three children
and Miss Edith Shrider went to Val
paraiso to visit over Sunday.
All members of the NJ. E. choir are
requested to attend choir meeting at
the church Saturday evening.
Mrs. George E. Wine has returned
to PiercetOn after visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. V. j. WEIGH in this city.
William Swigart, the popular Gull
yer drayman, was in this city Friday
and gave this office a pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs, Asher Boise have re-
turned to Argos after visit of few
days with their daughter in this city.
Henry Nier, residing mile south
and mile east of Donaldson, will
have public sale Thursday, March 5.
Mrs. G.. w. Shrider and Miss Katie
Stack went to Wanatah Saturday, to at
tend a reception and visit over Sum-
day.
John Hutchinson returned to his
home in Argos Saturday after visitef
two days at Harrison Riddles IN this
city.
Miss frankie Holman who has re-
turned to her home in Chicago after
visit of two weeks at Joseph Swim
dell's.
The Walnut Grove neighborhood
has one of the best literary societies
In the county at the Walnut Grove
school house.
Gideon Blain came up from In
dianapolis Thursday evening to visit
over Sunday with his parents and
other relatives.
A. NJ. Barnes, residing west of town
and G. l.. Andrews, of Dixon Lake,
went to South Bend Saturday to visit
relatives Vsr Sunday.
Mrs. fzabeth Anderson has re-
turned to.her home at Donaldson after
a visit of two weeks at the home of
her sister in this city.
D. R. Alleman, of Argos, is in ST.
Louis receiving treatment for cancer.
He was treated there some time ago
ago and received much benefit, but
the cancer has been getting worse
again.
1t was Sc degrees below zero at
Dawson City during the recent cold
snap. This beats our 10 degrees be-
low almost out of sight.
Mrs. B. M. Seybold and Mrs. Myron
Chase went to Chicago Saturday to visit |
until Thursday with the family of d. |
R. Richardson in that city.
The chap who tries hardest to work |
newspaper for special favors is the
one who never spends a cent with it
and is not even subscriber.
Mr.. Stowe, student of Northwest
srn University, is visiting his sister,
Miss Esther Stowe, assistant princl-
pal of the high Schol in this city.
There is quite good interest mani
tested In the meetings at the Wesley
IN Methodist church in Lapaz. The
meeting will continue all next week,
Miss Honore Parks who was brought
home sick from school at Terre Haute
two weeks ago by her aunt, Mrs.
Kleinschmidth, is slowly recovering.
Mrs. Belinda Richey has gone to
20 Valparaiso for a visit of week at
;he home Of her daughter. Mrs. Mack
~. 1t is Mrs. Richey's first vacation
N two wars