The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-02-19

Mrs. d. Walker is visiting at In
wood
L. D. Watson is visiting at Etna
Green.
! Miss Bessie BOwlin is visiting in
Argos.
] Bert Sherow has gone to Argos for
visit of a week.
Mrs. Alfred Morrison visited in
Valparaiso Tuesday.
Isaiah Yoder and family have moved
from Inwood to Plymouth.
February has maintained its reputa-
tion as cold producing month.
Miss Hall, of Knox, stopped here
today on her way to Fort Wayne.
c. S. and A. B. Cleveland are trans
ing business in Chicago this week.
J. F. Zehner, of Argos, is transact.
| ing business and visiting in Plymouth
this week.
! Mrs. Thornberry and daughter,
Elizabeth are visiting at Columbia
City this week.
George Myers of nearArgos, went to
Donaldson Tuesday. He expects to
move there in few days.
The cold wave reached us Tuesday
night and Plymouth can't make faces
at Dakota any longer.
! Andrew Richard shipped car load
of stock to Chicago for the Richard
family Monday evening.
Wayne Welch will close out his bar
'er shop this week, quit business and
move to Wabash county.
William Cook, of the firm of Cook
Brothers, of Culver, was in Plymouth
Tuesday and went to Indianapolis for
few days.
Most of the men who went to At
wood and Wanatah to work on the
railroad returned home Tuesday. The
weather was too Cold for them. i'''''''s'
Rev. A. P. belong. who is assist
ing his brother in series of meetings
at Thorntown was home over Sunday
and preached two excellent sermons
at the NJ. E. church.
Mrs. Catherine Losey, who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. !. r.
Losey in this city. returned Tuesday to
her home at Westfield, Pa. Mrs. j.
r. Losey accompanied her as far as
Rochester.
Mrs. Mary yesterday who has been
sick for many months died at her
home near Oak Hill cemetery at $50
Monday evening, aged about II years.
Funeral services were held at the
U. B. church at 2:3O p. M. wednes-
day.
Marshal CLANCY is the most popular
man in Plymouth, if popularity is de-
termined by the humber of valentines
received. His box at the post Office
was full most Of the day and late in
the evening he received sixty in one
batch.
DR.. Borton went to Bourbon Monday
to visit his sister, Mrs. DR.. Luther
Johnson. DR.. BortOn left Tues
day for an extended trip through the
Southern states, section of country
he has never visited. He will be gone
about three weeks.
The sudden death Of Major Kendall
cast gloom over the entlre business
portion of the city this morning No
man had more friends than he and
business men could haadly realize that
their genial associate of Monday was
cold in death Tuesday.
Easter day this year will be neither
very early nor very late-April II.
The earliest date on which Easter can
possibly fall is March %, but this has
not occurred since 1918, and will not
again occur until the year 1000 has
been left behind. The latest day for
Easter is April 25.
In a collision on the Lake Shore
road near Mlshawaka Sunday Conduc-
tor James Connolly, of Elkhart, on a
westbound freight was killed and
Brakeman John Lauby injured. The
body of the conductor was driyen
through the front end of the caboose.
The caboosey was burned. Engineer
of passengerengine says fog prevented
him from seeing the caboose.
The exposure of the. get-rich-quick
Iconcerns and their wholesale swind-
ling ought to be.a warning to persons
who think that any such profits as
they promised can be made legitimate
| ~ or paid for any length Of time, but
the lesson will be soon forgotten. The
crop Of fools is one that never fails.