The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-04-02
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Postmaster Pickerl of Argos was in
Plymouth Thursday.
Mrs. A. r. Underwood was Chi
cago visitor Thursday.
E. McElfresh, of Argos. transacted
business in Plymouth Thursday.
The east car shops of the Pennsyl-
yania railroad at Fort Wayne burned
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. W. Thomas return
ed to their homes at Warsaw Thurs
day forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Kendall are the
parents of a nine pound girl born
Thursday morning
Mrs. George Kruger attended the
funeral of Mrs. Hugo Kemps at Argos
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. o. F. Montgomery, of Roches-
ter, visited Mrs. Willard Lawrence
in this city last week.
Mrs. Confer has returned from
visit of a month at Milwaukee and
other points in the northwest.
Henry Lawrence went TO Holgate.
O., Thursday to purchase some thor
ough bred polled-angus cattle.
All the millinery stores of Plymouth
will have nice goods for Easter. Plym-
outh milliners can not be excelled.
The Kendall grocery stock will be
sold by L. ]. Southworth, administra-
tor. Monday, April 6, at 10 O'Clock a.
NJ.
William Baugher returned from
Elkharu and went to Monon Thursday
where he expects to work for few
weeks.
Mrs. Andrew Nifong has returned
from visit of several days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Martin,
near Atwood. ~
Georgia Rice who has been at
Brightside for sometime, went to VAL
paraiso Thursday, to make her home
with relatives.
Mrs. Stout, who has been visiting
here since the death Of Major Kendall,
returned TO her hoEae in Chicago
Thursday morning.
Judge Bernetha will preside at the
disbarment proceedings bought by
Judge Branyan against Attorney Nor
gan at Huntington.
Mrs. F. K. Smith, who was called
here by the death of her aunt. Mrs.
Mary Patterson, returned to her home
at South Bend Thursday.
Conrad Suit became worse Wednes-
day evening, had bad night and was
no better Thursday. There is now but
little hope of his recovery.
John Tallman, residing on the John
w. Thomas farm southwest of Lapaz,
will have big sale Of farm property.
stock etc., Monday, April 6.
Miss Josephine Malley, of Chicago,
who has been visiting Mrs. Philip
Ball, went to Decatur. Ind, Thursday
to visit few days before returning
to Chicago.
The Goshen Democrat says the
newspapers that are busy building
electric lines for 81. e. Bucklen, fail
to inform their readers where Mr..
Bucklen is or what he is doing.
Mrs. c. H. Roose, who has been WIS.,
iting her brother, Frank Hall, the man
that got his leg broken at the Morris
mills few days ago, returned to her
home at Hamlet Thursday.
The funeral of P. f. Mum was
postponed until four clock Thursday
on account OF a brother from the
state of Washington whowa not able
to get here until 2:35 this afternoon.
Washington Kelly and his son,
Howard, and wife, have moved from
haywood, Ill. near Chicago, to their
farm five miles west of Burr Oak and
are preparing to farm in earnest. Mr..
Kelly was in Plymouth Thursday. 3
The family of William Matbewson
has moved from Inwood to South
Bend. Mrs. Mathewson died few
weeks ago and Mr. Mathewson nas Sc
cured position at South Bend where
his son has resided for sometime.
"StriEes, = says President Mitchell.
s'are the sIedge, hammers that weld
the connecting links OF labor and cap
ital, and make the endless chain Of
commercial prosperity And, by
the same token, the iron has been
pretty bot recently, hence the ham
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