The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-05-14

. Mrs. Clara Allen went to Argos to
visit over Sunday.
Lewis Beagles is visiting his chill
dren in South Bend.
Miss Hattie Morris visited South
Bend friends Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Hull visited
relatives in Argos Saturday.
Mrs. Miller spent Saturday in Argos
with her daughter, Mrs. Boggs.
A few of the young folks had a
dance at Hills cafe Friday night.
Harry Marvin. of Lauer's clothing
store, spent last Sunday in Indianap-
oils.
Peter Cast has gone to Newbury,
II. c., for visit Of two or three
months.
Mrs. Ezra X. Barnhill is very SER
iousIy Ill and Mr.. Barnhill is far from
being we'll.
Mrs. Gus Carabin has gone to Chi
cago and will visit ten days in that
city and Valparaiso.
Mrs. John Fogel is visiting be, SIS
ter, Mrs. Bachler, who is quite sick at
her home in Chicago.
Miss Harriet Bissell, who teaches at
Columbia City, came home to spend
Sunday with her parents.
Mrs. Wesley McCrory returned from
Larwill Saturday, seemingly much
improved in health.
Mrs. Levings and Mrs. Meiser who
have been visiting at B. F. Heads re-
turned to South Rend Saturday.
Mrs. Stevenson, of South Bend, who
had been visiting relatives here dur
ing the week, has gone to Warsaw.
Deputy Sheriff Voreis went to War
saw Saturday after Eddie Ottman who
has again run away from Brightside.
Miss Emma Gallagher, of this city,
has declined a reappointment as
teacher of the Laurel school, South
Bend.
d. c. Speicher has returned to his
home at Urbana, Ind, after spending
few days looking after his interests
in this city.
Edward Ringle, of German town
ship, says the frost of May 1, 2 and 3,
injured his fruit farm to the extent of
at least $500.
Mrs. Lolita Hoffer. who has been
visiting her father, b f. Head, re-
turned to her home near Grovertown
Saturday morning.
Mrs. A. j. Keiber and her mother,
Mrs. Nichols, went to Hamlet today
to visit over Sunday with the family
or Ii. h. MCDANIEL.
Peter Hershberger and family nave
moved from German township, to
Hubbard, Oregon, where they expect
to make their home.
Some men would get along faster if
they didn't waste SO much time tell
ing other people what they would do
Ii they had a chance.
Mrs. c. NJ. Slayter was called to
Rutland Friday to the bedside of her
mother, Mrs. Edward Lavender, who
died Friday evening.
Reforms must have a pretty firm
hold In Minneapolis, when boodling
officer there can be tried and convicted
within two weeks after his case is
called.
Commencement exercises of the
Plymouth schools will be held Monday
evenil e, June Is. The alumni re-
union will be held on the following
evening.
Isaac Brown, of Lake of the Woods,
has returned from New Mexico, where
he spent the winter. he thinks the eli
mate of New Mexico beats that of
California.
The Bremen Enquirer styles Jacob
Kaufman the Carter Harrison of Bre-
men. Jacob is republican who has
been elected marshal eight times in a
democratic town.
P. e. Sarber shipped one Of the
prettiest Duroc Poland China gifts
ever raised in this county, to his son,
Harry, at Grand Rapids, Mich. The
hog weighed $40 pounds.
Knox and North Judson expect to
get an electric road running from Gin
cinnati to Chicago. Judson is to have
the main line and Knox a branch rum
ming to Winamac via Bass lake.
In New York a woman of SIS, Susan
Mcfarland, married VIM. wilkinson,
boy OF 10, because he wanted to be
cared for. "Willie," as his wife calls
him, is worth round 800, 900.
Chicago has certainly demonstrated