The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-15
Miss Jeanette Becker is visiting in

William Ashton is visiting at In
dianapolls.
o. P. Bair is transacting business at
Kokomo today.
Mrs. Christian Fisher visited at
Bourbon yesterday:
Ralph Leonard is home from Val
paraiso this week.
Mrs. G. O. Anderson is visiting at
Peru for few days.
Mrs. John Rentschler is still seri-
ously i'll at her home on Miner street.
Miss Name Harris, who has been
sick several weeks is improving slowly.
Miss Grace Lemle- is visiting rela-
tives ane friends at Bourbon this
week.
The St. Joseph county farmers are
holding an institute at South Bend
today.
Chris Fisher and Monroe Steiner at
tended the Hurst hog sale at Macy
yesterday.
Eddie MAGELLAN and Leo Bollman are
visiting relatives and friends at Tiosa
this week.
The Ladies Parish Guild will meet
with Mrs. Fannie Jilson Thursday
Jan. 18th.
Ladies Guild of Culver will give an
oyster supper at the Palmer House
Monday evening Jan. 10.
Miss Jennie Dilling has exchanged
her position at Brightside for one at
the Knightstown orphans home.
Wheat is slightly higher in the big
markets and almost million bushels
of corn were sold for export this week.
Civil Engineer Stroup was hurt at
Warsaw yesterday, and came home
with his head tied up, but be is not
seriously injured.
Thomas K. Houghton is here from
Laporte for visit of a day or two.
He says Mrs. Houghton seems to be
improving slowly, but is not yet out OF
danger.
Mrs. Elizabeth Crawford is suffering
very much from cancer of the breast
at the home of j. j. Crawford In this
city and there is little hope of her re-
covery.
! The Ladies Society Of the Presby-
terrain church will meet on Friday
afternoon with Mrs. j. NJ. Dauben-
speck. Important business at 2:3O
O'Clock.
The case of the State versus David
L. Scott was called Tuesday after
noon. but was continued until Jan. 81,
on account OF the absence of witness
in Michigan.
There is one subject on which every
man connected with the coal bust
ness, from mine to car. agrees, and
that is that all the trouble is some.
body else's fault.
Mr.. Simons informs US that his son,
Oscar, was improving steadily when
he left st. Paul Saturday and will
probably be able to go to work again
in about ten days.
Cliff NJ. Brooke. for many years
editor of the Missouri and Kansas
Farmer, began the publication of a
story paper at Kansas City, January
l.. Cliff was born and grew to man.
hood in Plymouth.
| w. E. Bailey received a check in
favor ofOrpha E. Ladd, for $1,000 from
the Union Central Life insurance COM
pany for the payment OF a policy held
by Israel r. Ladd who died al East
Chicago few weeks ago.
Mrs. Rachel Krieghbaum has gone
to Fort Wayne to help nurse bel
daughter, Mrs. W. S. Wells, who is in
the hospital there. Mrs. Wells is the
wife of one of the members of the leg.
islature from Fort Wayne.
| Charles Disher, only son of Peter
Disher, of this city. left for Blooming
ton, ILL.,, yesterday to superintend
stock farm near that city. The boys
who take course at Purdue seem te
be able to obtain good positions.
Hon. Charles H. Reeve will be 81
years old Thursday. He has beer
quite feeble this winter, but his MIND
is as clear as ever. He is better known
throughout the civilized world thar
any other man in Northern Indiana.
The st Thomas young mems clu'
had debate at their rooms at TIT
rectory last evening. Question
RESOLVED that the United State
should have larger navy. Affirmative
Arthur Thomson and Reed Parker
Negative. Ray WaIburn and Lloyi
Bowel.
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