The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-12
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Liberty.
Mrs. Horner is visiting her aunt al
Warsaw.
Mrs. G. Christian is spending few
days at Kokomo.
Miss Edith Shnder spent Thursday
with friends at Valparaiso.
Deputy Sheriff Worries transactel
business at Bourbon Thursday.
DR., Borton was called to Argos or
professional business Thursday.
j. B. Myers and family have moyec
from Bourbon to Alliance, Ohio
John Mellotte and family have
moved from Bourbon to Elkhart.
Judge Hess and Attorney Wise at
tended court at Rochester Thursday
Mr.. Cal Baker, Of Kendallviile, was
calling Onhis old friends in town Thurs
day.
Joseph Eich attended a conven.
tion ef plummers at South Bend last
week.
The Ladies Social Club gave a
Cinch party at Burkett's hall Friday
night.
Mrs. Ralph Kleckner and Mrs, L,
J. Hess spent Thursday with friends al
Argos.
With two feet of snow in Texas, il
looks as if spring might be blockaded
on its way north.
The ground is thawed out. the wild
geese are flying north ar the maple
syrup season is here.
Mrs. Delbert Sills residing ia the
west part of. the city is quite sick
With cOngestiye fever.
John C. Corbaley stopped in Plym-
outh Wednesday and visited over
nightwith his son In this city.
A. c. and Jonas Miller, ]. N. Will.
son and John w wolford transacted
business in South Bend Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church met with
Mrs. Lewis Hess, on Friday aftei.
noon.
Simeon Culp, who resides four miles
south Of Plymouth, went to Nap
panee Thursday for a visit Of a
week.
Farmers say that wheat, grass and
clover never came out from under the
snow in March In better shape than
this week.
81. A. Logan went to Cincinnati
Wednesday and returned Thursday
th his sister, Mabel, who is somewha.
4. owed.
E. NJ. Giiler. of Denver, Ind, who
purchased the Woodward farm north
of the city, short time ago is NOV.
ing this week.
Harry Head who has been driving
hack for William Ormand. has given
up the position and will go to South
Bend to work.
Colonel Sears. who has been spend
ing a few days in this city, went to
Bourbon to look after his interests
the e THURSDAY.
Mrs. c. G. Shafer, of Goshen, who
has lived in tent in Colorado for the
past year in the hopes OF benefiting
her health, died on Monday.
]. o. House and little daughter
who have been visiting at W. H. Al
bert's for the past three weeks went
to Arcadia Thursday to visit Mr..
House s father.
The South Bend Times wsxes sar-
castle over tie 80 day Jail sentence Of
Earl Nixon, convicted of shooting and
killing John Riffel. 1t makes lynch
ings fashionable.
The Pennsylvania has given orders
for the construction of thirty -ope
standard passenger coaches and eleven
baggage and cypress cars for the lines
west Of Pittsburg.
Enos AIetheney who has lived for
twelve years on the Lawrence farm
east Of Bourbon, has purchased o. r.
Greer's residence property and win
move to Bourbon.
Now that thousands of cattle are
reported 70 Be pertaining in the snow
on the plains, the beef trust viii
probably pat the price up another
notch. It Is hard on us and the cat-
lie. but, strange - It may seem, >
lops Of stock on the plains means 6
AIN IN stock IN The trust.