The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05

Ifpc"liCiuS dO Lie 1fluuuc OulCt
reasonable. If
Miss Edna Bell is visiting in Chica
60 this week.
Miss Ella Mccormick spent WedneS.
day in Grovertown.
Jesse Miller transacted business at
Laporte Wednesday.
Michael Ryan transacted business
at Fort Wayne Wednesday.
Protractedt meetings at Sligo, are
largely attended this week.
Mrs. ]. A. Knoblock an old resident
of Bremen died last Saturday.
John Guipe and family have moved
from West township to Nappanee.
1t looks like the Gard fee and salary
bill will pass without amendment.
Mrs. John Engman Hoag, of Fort
Wayne, is visiting relatives in Plym-
outh.
The w. Z. T. u. will meet with
Miss E. A. Stacy next Monday after
noon.
Mrs. T. ]. Patterson seems slightly
improved bnt her condition is still
serious.
E. Lovgren and George Wolf, Of
Donaldson, we're Plymouth visitors
Wednesday.
Mrs. Cora Underwood, of South
Bend, is visiting her mother, Mrs. w.
E. Leonard.
Fred Dickinson has gone toChicago
to visit his sister and may remain
there indefinitely.
Walter Geiselman, of Culver, visit
ed his brother Josiah Geiselman in
this city Wednesday.
John R. Jacoby bought fine driv-
ing horse at the Miller sale on the
Goshen read Wednesday.
The Three /. railroad came under
the direct management of the Lake
Shore system last Sunday.
The high school students are plan
ming trip to Chicago to see ''Mans-
field" Miss Stowe will be the chape-
rome.
John Heckaman, one of German
townships old and substantial citizens
transacted business in Plymouth
Tuesday.
Congress has adjourned but the
president has convened the senate in
extra session to complete its unfinish-
ed business.
There will be special meeting
Thursday evening of the Plymouth
Kilwinning Lodge No. 149, for work
on E. A. degree.
Henry Bergman, of Kokomo, came
up Tuesday evening for visit of few
days with his parents and other rel
atives and friends.
Mrs. Kendall's certificate for s.. 900
the amount of w. M. Kendall's in
surance 10 the Royal Arcanum arriv-
ed Wednesday. This is certainly
prompt payment.
Miss Matte M. Worth who has been
assisting the Wesleyan ministers
in protracted meetings 10 this county,
returned TO her home at Fountain
City Wednesday.
DIR. Cyrus Edison, of New York,
says grip is contagious and many at
tacks of it might be avoided if people
would use little precaution to pre-
vent Infection.
Mrs. McCaslin wife of Rev. j. c.
McCasIin, Of Cowan, Ind, has return
ed to her home after visit of ten
days with her parents, Rev. w. w.
Lineberry and wife.
Mrs. Brittenham is still at the
hospital at Fort Wayne. The opera
tion performed Friday was not as sue
cessful as hoped for and she will un-
dergo another as soon as she is strong
enough. 81
AS stated in this paper last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kintzel are pre-
pairing to move to the Palmer farm
southwest of town. MISC Jeannete.
Emerson has taken Mrs. Kintzel's
place at Bosworth & Shambaugh s
store.
Mrs. Eley. the disbursing officer for
the Ben Hur tribe in this city, Tues
day paid Mrs. Fl. II. Dibble 81. 500
the amount of life insurance due from
the order on account of the death Of
her husband. The proofs of death
were. made and filed February %, and
only q week elapsed until payment
was made.