The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-19

Mrs. Ed Saline is visiting In In
dianapol,s.
F. w. Boss transacted business in
Kankakee H., Thursday.
Trustee Monroe of Tyner, transact
ed business ia Plymouth Friday.
Mrs. G. p, -Jaokman visited Mrs
George Long at Inwood Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. R. Gray left fol
st. Joseph and Chicago Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. sSwearingen are visit
ing their daughter in South Bend.
Carl Williams. of Fort Wayne, stop
ped in our city few hours Friday.
Mrs. H.. j. Mitchell went to Grover
town Friday to'visit her mother, Mrs
Ream.
DR.. Loring reports a girl baby a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs, Rem Var
Glider.
]. j. and f.. o. Thompson have pur
chased Owen DiSher'S stock of gro
ceries in Argos.
Fourteen Italian labOrers who have
been employed on the railroad here
moved to, Chicago Friday.
The funeral of Mrs. Sievers was
held at the Episcopal church at three
O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Sophia 'Strohm has gone Il
Macy, Ind, to make her home with
her sister.fora few months.
II. n. Walters has moved from
Argos to South Bend where he viii
work at the carpenters trade.
Edward sHoughton, of this city has
opened an.agricnltural implement and
buggy establishment at Tippecanoe.
The Muncie council is wrestling
With apropositiOn to debar married
women from teaching in the public
schools.
Mrs. Lance and Mrs. Moberly, Of
Peru, came mp Thursday evening fol
a visit of q few days with the family
of William Strunk.
Mrs. Grace Hite, Of Fort Wayne
who visited with relatives and friends
here and at Donaldson returned IL
her home Friday.
The legislature of Missouri has
passed bill making chicken stealing
a felony and providing penitentiary
sentence as the penalty.
The condition of Justice Day of the
United States supreme court, who has
been suffering with grip for several
days is reparted critical.
Wheat prospects ia Indiana are
again so good that all the farmers are
planning their usual trips to the sea-
shore right after harvest.
Rev. S. E ,Klopfenstein and Miss
Clara Blanchard, of Culver, changed
cars here Fridss on their way to Bour.
bon to atterd he Sunday school con.
vention.
The weather. man seems to have
been as badly naked as the weather
last week, bit we are glad the fail
weather promised for Thursday got
here Friday.
Mrs. Sherman Ellis returned from
Warsaw Friday where she visited hel
sister, Mrs. w. j. Dillingham; who was
critically i'll for several day, but is now
convalescing.
March is one of the hardest months
Of the year on people who are debilait-
ed or suffering from chronic ailments.
Everybody should be careful at this
season Of the year.
Deputy Sheriff Voreis measured
the mud while transacting court bust
ness in the big marsh district east OF
Lapaz Friday and pronounced it fully
as deep as expected.
The Argos Reflector says John A..
Lowry who had his ankle dislocated
and the bones of his foot broken by
his wagon upsetting two weeks ago is
still walking on crutches..
Miss Ida carp left for Trenton, N.
j., Friday afternoon, where she has Sc
cured good position and will make
her home with two sisters who have
been there several years.
]. w. Woodruff, the patent right
man. who has made Plymouth his
headquarters for year, went to South
Bend Friday and will make that
city, Elkhart and Goshen his base of
operations for time. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Lauer, of Usage
City, Kansas, arrived Wednesday
evening for a visit Of a week with
relatives in Plymouth. Both are well
and M. Lauer reports business all
right in the Sunflower state.
Bruce Walker died at Bryant, South
Dakota. Tuesday March TO-. The re-