The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-02-26

DR.. A. G. Holtzendorff was called to
Argos on professional business Wed
nesday.
The war department has decided
that married men cannot enter the
army as officers.
Cleveland and Chicago papers say
that lake navigation will be open
about March 20.
Miss Ella Morris, of Plymouth, is
the guest of friends in the CITY,
South Bend Tribune.
T. NJ. and G. F. Hughes, of Plym-
outh, are visiting friends in this city.
South Bend Tribune.
Miss Bethel Hull returned to her
home in Donaldson yesterday after
a weeks visit with Mrs. Priddy.
The defeat of tie garnishee bill will
have a tendency to make retail deal
ers very careful in granting credits.
Mesdames Smith Pomeroy, Jasper
Emmons, Ernest Pomeroy and Marga-
ret Miller visited relatives at Argos
yesterday.
The north bound train on the Van
dalia due here at S:46 a. m. broke in
two at the crossing but no damage
was done.
w. NJ. Matthewson, Of Plymouth,
is visiting his son, Lawrence Mat
thewson, in this city.-South Bend
Tribune.
Miss Mary Kendall who has not been
we'll for several DAYS, was compelled
to quit teaching and go to bed yeSter-
day morning.
Mrs. Theodore Sponsler went to
South Bend Wednesday for a few
days visit with her brothers, Norman
and Erwin Wyrick.
A jolly crowd of fourteen girls enter
tanned like number of boys at the
home of Misses Fay and Eva Wick
izer Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Miles Newcomer, returned to
her home in PiercetOn Wednesday
after visiting the family Of j. w.
Morris for the past week.
John McMasters arrived from Chi
cago Wednesday for a visit OF few
days with his sisters in this city and
numerous friends In this vicinity.
Rev. d. S. Strawman and mother,
who have been visiting Rev. Hartman,
for the past week, returned to their
home in Lindsay, Ohio, yesterday.
Mrs. Bunnell and Mrs. Staley visit
ed Mrs. Peter Burgener at Donaldson
yesterday evening. Mrs. Burgener has
been very sick but is improving slow
ly.
S. Reid, residing about three miles
northwest of Plymouth and one mile
northwest of the Be Intel school house
will have big salt/o Of stock, Friday,
March 6.
Mrs. w. A. Logan left for her
home at Onaway, Michigan, last
evening after visit of several weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Wheeler.
Mrs. James Norris has returned to
her home at Warsaw after visit of
several days with her sister, Mrs.
Charles Newcomer. residing south of
Donaldson.
Miss Jennie L. Houghton, daughter
Of Mrs. John w. Houghton, left for
Richmond, Virginia, Wednesday, for
an indefinite visit with her uncle and
aunt in that city.
VIM. Ritchey put nice new set of
brass mounted harness on his fine span
Of black horses. Charles Kanaar also
treated bis team the same way, and
both purchased from the Firestone
harness store.
G. w. Reed, who has been married
81 years and has taken our paper all
that time made our Office a pleasant
call yesterday. He is one O; Marshall
county's best farmers and owns the
southeast farm in Center township.
Mrs. Julia Work went west yesterday
morning, where she has found homes
for ten OF the boys. There were p
children from Indianapolis, Evans
vile, Rockport and Bloomington re-
ceived at the Orphans Home, during
the month Of February.
George Bowel has decided that he
cannot continue to carry the mall at
the salary he now receives and has
thrown up the contract. Bids will
be received by the department.. Spec
iications and all information peces-
sary for bidding can be had at the
postofIice. ei2
The Sophia street neighbor ladies Of
Mrs. J. w. Hess fixed up a surprise