The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-04-09

church and cid Tippecanoetown Sum-
day.
James T. Liggett, who spent the
winter in the northwest, is home
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Afford have
gone to Fort Wayne for visit of sew
eral days.
John Silvius, of North township,
visited over Sunday with relatives at
Bourbon.
Miss Honore Parks and Mr.. Elmer
Petty. of Terre Haute, were mar
ried Sunday.
Mrs. Bert Reeve went to Leesburg
Friday to visit her sister, Mrs. Hall,
until Tuesday.
Mrs. Jacob Fultz and her three
daughters went to Bourbon Friday to
visit over Sunday.
Miss Partridge, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Robert Cough, returned to
South Bend Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vandorsen of
Argos are spending week with rela-
tives in South Bend.
Miss Cordill, who teaches in South
Bend. spent a part of her vacation
with friends in this city.
DR.. Kaszer reports fine baby boy
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Grolich. born Friday night.
Presiding Elder Lower, of the U. B.
church, went to Walkerton Saturday
to hold quarterly meeting.
The rain, wind and snow storm was
general in this latitude for distance
of several hundred miles east and west.
James o. Parks came home from
East Chicago to spend Sunday. He is
assistant cashier OF the bank in that
city.
A. P. Kyle. Of Allen county, who
has been visiting his brother, w. B.
Kyle ia this city several days returned
home Saturday.
Miss Evelyn Harsch visited friends
in this city Friday evening and Satur-
day forenoon went from here to Argos
to spend Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Marbaugh, of Monterey,
better known here as Mary Follmar,
is visiting friends and old acquain-
tances in this city.
William Stafford. of Argos. changed
cars here Saturday, for Fort Wayne,
where he went tn visit his son-in-law,
q. j. Main and family.
A Chicago alderman held up and
robbed while making campaign tour
Of the saloons in his ward. Now, how
does he like it himself?
Mrs. Mary E. Ellis, wife Of Asa
Ellis, of Bremen died Tuesday, March
81, after brief illness: Her age was
Al years, l month and days.
Sunday, April 5, was Palm Sunday,
the Sunday before Easter, which is
kept in cOmmemOration of Christ's
trlumphal entry into Jerusalem.
Several people remarked last Satur-
day that it had been many years since
they saw so much snow in April. They
had forgotten that there was deeper
snow last April.
II. M. Tebav, principal of the Lapaz
schools, came down Friday afternoon
and remained over night In Plymouth.
Prof. Tebay has established reputa-
ton as an excellent teacher.
Mrs. Phlegmon Thompson, who
went to South Chicago last week to
visit her granddaughter, returned
home quite sick, but it is hoped that
her health will soon be restored.
Mr.. j. C. Ringgenberg, wife and
daughter were called 70 Bremen, last
Saturday, by the critical condition of
Jacob Ringgenberg who was burt
Tuesday while unloading saw logs.
E. NJ. Geller, who recently came to
this county and bought the Wood
ward farm adjoining the fair grounds,
shows that he is progressive citizen
by subscribing for the Tribune and
paying year in advance.
The Niles Oil and Gas company IS
well is producing oil at the rate of
five barrels day, and is expected to
produce 25 barrels when the salt
water is all pumped out. The excite
ment there is great.
Coal dealers say that coal will not
reach so low price this summer as it
did last season. This shows that the
consumer must pay for all the ex-
pense Of the monkey work that has
been going on 1T the mines.
British troops in fight with the
Mad Mullah the other day killed 81
of his men and captured 400 camels
without suffering casualty. 1t looks