The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-04-02

G. c. Miller, of Fit. Wayne, visited
Hon. NJ. w. Simons in this city Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Cole went to
Walnut Friday for a visit of several
days.
Miss Name Hoham went to South
Bend Friday to attend the Elbel piano
recital.
Secretary Shaw purchased $50, 600
ounces of silver Thursday for 40 cts.
an ounce.
DR.. T. F. Ringle, of Tippecanoe.
has decided to quit the practice of
medicine.
The Valparaiso college and normal
school opens its spring term Tuesday,
March 81.
Mortgage exemptions must be filed
with the county auditor during the
mOnIO Oi Aplll.
]. E. Mossholder. Of the Studebaker
wagon works transacted business in
Plymouth Friday.
James johnson has moved from
Argos to Samuel Jordan's farm SOUTH
east of Plymouth.
Mrs. PhIegmon Thompson went TO
South Chicago Friday to visit
her niece, Mrs. Pernod.
Mrs. Leland and her mother, Mrs.
Cross, went to South Bend Friday to
visit over Sunday.
Miss Alice Bechtel has returned to
South Bend after a visit of four weeks
in this city and vicinity.
Miss Nler, who has been seriously
i'll with rheumatism for several
months is recovering slowly.
j. P. Nash, of Whitewater, Wis.,,
10 siSlliuS euC iluhCos Doit Ouo anu
other relatives in this county.
Glenn Seybold went to Tyner Fri
day to visit over Sunday at the
home of his uncle, Myron Chase.
Rev. W. S. Howard went to Lima,
Ind. Friday to address the students
of the military school there this ever
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Mr.. Cleveland will soon gaze or the
Rocky mountains for the first time,
but he is no stranger to rocky politi-
cal roads.
The annual institute of the Marsh
all county w. c. T. U. was held at
Culver Monday and Tuesday, March
80 and 81.
Miss Speyer, of Lexington. KY, who
has been visiting relatives here, went
to Warsaw Thursday for visit Of
a few DAYS
An Oshkosh woman. Mrs. w. n.
Jenner, yawned herself to death. 1t
is a pity such fate could not befall
the yarners.
Roy Kanouse and wife, of Argos
expect to leave for Hot Springs, Ark,
Monday. They will be gone about
three weeks.
Laporte has taken steps to annex
more than 200 acres to the city s con-
fines, thus adding over $40, 900 to the
city's taxable property.
An indianapolis boy recently came
near losing bis life by falling in the
mud on one Of the principal streets Of
that much Wanted city.
There is . good deal Of surplus
water in the Mississippi yet, but the
ungovernable stream has apparently
done its worst for this season..
Nelson Powell, OF Stony Point, has
purchased l 900 acres Of land in North
Dakota and left for bis new home on
the excursion train this week.
The taxes on dogs have to be paid
in cash to the assessor this year.
Judging from the number of dogs In
thi, city the dog fund will be large.
Joseph Bergman who is employed
at Mishawaka came home Thursday
night for a visit of week with bis
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bergman.
Warsaw has been selected by the
committee as the next meeting point
of the State Grange, whose annual
session will be held on Dec. 8, 8, and
10 next. ezss ~ sfa 81 s'vef
The Plymouth steam laundry re-
ceived a new washing machine Friday
weighing 1900 pounds. It IS one of
| the latest patterns OF the very best
machines. -. - -
+ elem curtfs'of 61ion township was
| id plymouth Friday and paid fof his
Tribune until July 1904 MI. Curtis
always reads bis own paper. he al
ways pays in advance. = !, S s.ssss.,sz
Judge Vaughn, 'of Hartford City, has
Instructed the grand jury to- remain