The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-04-16

day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Metsker have
returned from visit of two days in
Chicago.
Mrs. J. A. Palmer left for Muncie
Friday to visit her daughter, Mrs Orr,
in that city.
Mrs. Phlegmon Thompson, who has
been quite sick is improving slowly,
but steadily.
At the price the government is pay
ing for bullion, the silver in dollar
costs 3si cents.
Mrs. S. McNeely, who has been Wis.,
iting her son here returned to her
home at Tiosa Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stevenson left
for Colorado last Tuesday. they expect
to make their home IN that state.
Mrs. Malinda johnson, residing
south Of Plymouth, went to Bremen
Friday to visit relatives over Sunday.
Minnesota. the largest ship eyer
built in America will be launched at
New London, Conn.,, Thursday, April
Is.
Mrs. Richard Williamson who spent
the winter with her daughter in Chi
cago has returned to her home in this
city.
T.J. Boggs residing northeast of
Argos has sold his farm to A. B. Wick
izer and will move to the state of Or
egon.
Miss Queen Cleveland came home
from Chicago to remain over Sunday.
1t is her first visit since the Christ
mas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Van Dorstan
returned to their home at Argos Fri
day after an extended visit with rela-
tives In South Bend.
Mrs. Scott Marks is here from Chi
cago visiting her sister, Mrs. Adam
Vinnedge. who has been quite sick
for several days.
J Charles Brown is home from De-
troit, Mich, for visit of week with
his mother and sister and his grand
father, c. H. Reeve.
Mrs. ]. B. Kelly and children who
have been visiting her mother, Mrs.
E. j. Kleckner, returned to their home
at Valparaiso Friday afternoon.
c. G. BrowD, w. II. Vangilder. Ira
Zumbaugh and Harry Harris COM
prised hunting party that went to
the Kankakee Friday morning.
Judge Hiram S. Biggs, of the Kos
ciusko county circuit court, has re-
sumed his duties on the bench, after
period of i'll health extending over a
year.
Ed S. Brooke is now at Kemerer,
Wyoming, in charge of printing office
which he has taken on month s trial.
If the location suits him he will move
to Wyoming.
Mr.. Emauel Price, of this city, and
Mrs. Frances Wells of Mishawaka,
were married at South Bend, Satur-
day April 1. They will make their
home in this city.
Mrs. Stafford and Mrs. Blatt, of
Logansport, who have been visiting
Mrs. William Pitts, in this city, went
to Bourbon for a visit of a few days
before returning home.
The President will take couple Of
weeks in the Yellowstone studying ma
ture as kind Of antidote to the co.
forced study of human nature which
he has undergone for some time.
General G. NJ. Reeve and wife are
visiting their uncles Hon. Charles H.
Reeve and ]. s. Reeve IN this city.
They are on their way from Califor-
mia to their bone on the Hudson
John X. Jones, who purchased Mrs.
Slayter's property on South Michigan
street, will move from Argos to Plym-
outh about May 10. Mr.. Jones viii
enter on his duties as county clerk,
January L.
In day Of 81 hours. Mary e. Pet
ternan, who came to Washington
from Philadelphia three months ago,
to work in the United States patent
Office, wrote II, 500 words on type
writer, beating all former records.
Richard M. Smock. of indianapolis.
adjutant general Of the Indiana de-
partment, Grand Army Of the Repub-
lie, for many years, has been elected
commandment Of the Lafayette soldiers
home, to succeed Gilbert R. Stormont,
OF Princeton.
Each Iudian, old and young, be-
longing to the Six Nations, will shortly
received 1926 in cash out of the e.
| 900. 900 voted by congress to settled