The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-02-12

at South Bend.
Mrs. Mintel Transacted business at
/, Rochester Tuesday.
Charley Toan made business trip
20 Chicago Tuesday.
Mrs. Lena Bennett has gone to
Fort. Wayne to live.
Miss Montgomery has gone to Bour-
bon for visit of two weeks.
Drs. Preston and Llndquist made a
professional visit to Lapaz Tuesday.
The Plymouth school board visited
the schools of South Bend Tuesday.
Mrs. Aspinall and daughter spent
Tuesday with relatives in Bourbon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Chase, of
Tyner. visited at B. NJ. Seybold's Tues
day.
P. NJ. Mueller is transacting bust
ness at Mishawaka and South Bend
this week.
The deposits of the Chicago banks
have increased ST, 900. 900 in the past
three months.
: John D. Miller, of Bourbon, passed
through Plymouth Tuesday on his way
to South Bend.
Mrs John Giller and her daughter,
Mrs. c. c. Miles are visiting relatives
at South Bend.
If you want hogs, cattle, sheep. or
chickens attend McFarland'S sale Feb.
20 at Twin Lake. 1926
Grandma Dittoe. of Laporte county,
is visiting her brother, Huston Crum,
near Donaldson.
Mrs. John Mahoney, of near
Bloomingsburg, is visiting the family
OF ''Bud" Biddle i'm this city.
Orion House, whose wife died last
week at Oakland, Ill.,. is here visiting
his foster father, w. Fl. Albert.
Mrs. Lynch, of Kokomo, is visiting
the family of John w. Thomas, six
miles north of Plymouth this week.
Miss Caser, who has been assisting in
the meetings at Rentschler's hall, re-
turned Tuesday to her home at Lapaz
Miss Dollie Conway has returned to
her home at Fort Wayne, after visit
of two weeks with Miss Amelia Ulrich.
N. v. Hoover left Tuesday for a trip
of two weeks in southern Indiana in
the interest of the firm for which he
travels.
Almost 500 persons are afflicted with
typhoid fever at Ithaca, N. Y, and
many students are leaving Cornell
University.
Mrs. Henry Stein, Mrs. Huba and
Mrs. Bergman went to Mishawaka
Tuesday to attend reunion with Mrs.
KEEL of that city.
Mrs. S. j. Nicoles, of Walkerton,
and her sister Mrs. Dimes, of Peru, are
visiting at A. North's. Mrs. Nicoles
is Mrs. North s mother.
The snow Saturday night and SUM-
day made the finest sleighing we have
had this winter, but the warm sun of
Monday and Tuesday spoiled it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Shafer are Wis
iting relatives and old friends in the
neighborhood OF Akron, Gilead and
Macy, Miami county, this week.
John Gangloff. who now makes his
home in Michigan, spent Saturday and
Sunday in this city. John was so long
a resident of this county that it will
always seem like home to him.
4 farmers institute will be held at
North Liberty Wednesday and Thurs
day, Feb. Is and 26. Many able
speakers will be present and a program
of more than usual interest has been
prepared.
ofthe 10, s03. 800 men in the United
States fitted to bear arms, 500, 900 re-
side In this state. Indiana, however,
is credited with only 2.27s of the u.s.
259 men composing the militia OF the
United States.
DIS. O'Brien, is at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed O'Brien in
city, and seems to be gradually grow
Zig worse as the days pass. He may
live many months, but there seems no
hope that his mind will be restored.
Governor Durbin has vetoed q bill
providing for the borrowing OF money
by . town beyond the 2 per cent. limit
Tor school purposes. He declared
against it in his message. and having
vetoed one such bill it seems useless
to send others to him.