The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-04-30
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E. Shirar went to Argos Tuesday
to remain during the week.
Miss Elsie Marsh, of West town.
ship, is attending school at Rochester.
81 Hayes and Jacob Gardener, of
Bremen, were Plymouth visitors Tues
day.
Mrs. John B. Giller, who was quite
sick for two weeks, is improving
slowly.
Professor w. E. Bailey went to Bre
men Tuesday to attend the commence
ment exercises.
Mrs. James A. Gilmore, who has
been quite iii for several weeks. is i'm
proving slowly.
Charles A. Rivar and his little
daughter, Eloise, were visiting in
Bourbon Tuesday.
Mrs. Ezra Barnhill is seriously liz
and Mr.. BarnhiIl is only able to be
out part of the time.
Christian and Peter Hank, OF Chi
cago, attended the wedding of Joseph
Hanna and Miss Mary Wade.
o. w. Fish, who attended the
Ringling circus at South Bend, re-
turned to his home at Argos Tuesday.
Hoke Smith says four-tifths of the
people of the southern states live on
farms, but pot One-third of the land
is titled.
The way to make a great city is to
uphold the institutions that build up
a city. Populations grow with the
pay rolls.
w. H. Bollman went to Mackinaw,
Mich, Tuesday where be has lumber
yard near the straits. He will be
gone two or three weeks.
Joseph Chase came down from Ty-
ner Saturday evening to visit until
Tuesday with his daughter, Mrs. B.
NJ. Seybold. and friends IN this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Gilmore came
up from indianapolis Sunday evening
for visit of a few days with Burt's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Gilmore.
Johu Montgomery was arrested in
Muncie this week for stealing one pair
of shoes and twenty-five feet Of hose.
The question is, how long are Johns
legs:
1t Is said that a woman can win a
man by making fine strawberry cake,
but to hold him she ought to know
how to broil steak and bake good
bread.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hall and little
daughter have returned to their home
at Mentone, after visit of a few days
with the family of George Engle In
this city.
Geronimo, the famous Apache chief,
now in his seth year, will be allowed
by the government authorities to at
tend the Indian congress in New York
next summer.
Ed Saline. who has been visiting
relatives at Denver, Ind, several
DAYS, has resigned his position as
bookkeeper at the Clizbe factory and
expects to move to Chicago.
Herman Semi and Miss Minnie
Kempe visited over Sunday with the
family OF Rev. c. E. Weiss and Mr..
Weiss and son went home with them
for a visit of few hours Monday.
Rev. A. P. belong received tele-
gram Tuesdayannouncing that a friend
of his, railway engineer named Shoe
maker had been killed and asking him
to come and preach the funeral, Thurs
day.
Judge Capron putting new foun-
dalton under his residence, the Mrs.
Bennett property, just north of DR..
Borton's, is remodeling the house and
will build an Office in connection with
the residence.
The declaration Of the London Lam
Get that ''therS is no reason for be-
lieving that smoking tobacco in a
rational way is productive OF harm''
will give good deal OF comfort to a
lot Of fellows who know they oughtn't
Bremen will have three tickets in
the field for the town election this
spring. In addition to the regular
republican and democratic nominees a
list Of independent candidates has
been nominated on a "Citizens'
| ticket. .
Two thousand metal workers Of the
Deering Harvester Company quit work
Monday to secure reinstatement Of
discharged men and for recognition Of
| the union. It Is feared the trouble
will affect all the Chicago plants of