The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-02-26
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Territory.
Quincy Kleckner has been sick for
over a week.
Maple syrup and maple sugar will
soon be in market.
Mrs. Charles Walburn has been Wis
iting relatives in the vicinity of Tyner.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Burch has gone to
Bronson. Mich, for visit of several
weeks.
P. r. Jones, of Union township,
made business trip to Benton Har-
Dor Monday.
Mrs. Mortimer, of Bourbon, visited
her daughter, Mrs. John Langfeldt.
over Sunday.
c. Nv. Walters and sister, of Bur-
ket, visited over Sunday at the home
of Fred Kepler.
Mrs. Daniel Hahn made her usual
Mondays visit to Bourbon to teach
her music class there.
w. R. Madison made business trip
to Plymouth Monday. He will return
to Plymouth Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hendricks, Of
Elkhart, spent Sunday with friends
and relatives in this city.
The BARRIERS of South Bend went
out on a strike Monday. Higher
wages is what they want.
Miss Mamie Keller. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. E. WEIGH,
returned Monday to her home at Peru.
George W. McQuisten returned to
his home near Elkhart this morning
after visiting friends and relatives in
this city.
Mrs. 81. E. Styles and Miss
McBroom are at Indianapolis this
week studying the newest things in
millinery.
Jasper N. Hess, OF Dayton, Ohio.
and Rev. w. s. Davis, of Door Viii
lsge, Laporte county, were Plymouth
visitors Monday.
The bill to introduce voting ma
chimes IN Indiana has passed the sem
ate. 1t applies to counties with cities
Of oyer IL, 900 inhabitants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Kleckner went
to South Bend Monday fora visit of a
week with Mrs. Kleckner's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Gray.
Mrs. Ashley and her daughter, Mrs.
Bennett went to Bourbon Monday
to remain until Tuesday evening and
attend Matt Swoverland's sale.
Peter Zimmerman, of Mishawaka,
has been advised by law firm in Ger
many that he is heir to an estate Of
$500, 900, left by his uncle, Francis
Nutz.
Miss Pearl Winnings went east Mon
day. She will be gone about two
weeks, and will visit the largest east
ern cities looking up the latest styles
and purchasing millinery goods for
Ball & Co.
The Happy Go Luckies met with
Miss Lizzie Carver on last Saturday
afternoon. Miss Bessie Bender was
added to their membership. Light re-
freshments were served. and all spent
an enjoyable afternoon.
Kenneth, son of Mr.. andMrs. Arthur
]. Barcus, who were former residents
of this city and Bourbon, died of
diphtheria at South Bend Wednesday
of last week. He was in hls seventh
year and was one OF the most pleasant,
bright and manly little boys we ever
knew.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Morsches and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Eich, Miss
Frances Shobe, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Cation and family. Miss Oslo More
lock and Mr.. Herman Bronker visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Garrison,
near Gilbert Lake, Sunday to celebrate
Washington Birthday. All report
good time.
Miss Lucretia Hoff, daughter Of
David Hoff. of West township, died at
South Berd Saturday night after an
Illness Of only few weeks with quick
Consumption. The remains were
brought to this city Monday and were
taken to the German Baptist church
In West township where the funeral
fsfvioes were held and the remains In
TERED Monday afternoon. Miss Hoff
was about Is years old and leaves her
father, three brothers and sister to
mourn her death.