The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-01
+ Mrs. @ p. Drnmmond visited ~
Plymouth this week.

Mrs. j. F. Hartle, is visiting rela-
si7es at Fort Wayne.
A Happy New Year for everybody
is the wish OF the Tribune.
Rev. Mr.. Miller and wife, of Lapaz,
we're Plymouth visitors today.
Misses Carrie Worries and Gladys
Walker are visiting at Bourbon.
P. w. Keiser and family, of War
saw, are visiting relatives in this city.
ReA. r. G., Upson and wife. have
gone to Elkhart II visit until Satur-
day.
At the Methodist church Thursday
night the Indiana Glee Club will give
a concert.
Rev. S. NJ. Yenn attended the flu
neral Of Very Rev. Father Oechtering
at Mishawaka.
Mrs. G. Seider, of Hamlet. is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. j. F. Apple
man, in this city.
An Indian named Bear Tracks has
been elected a member of the South
Dakota legislature.
Mrs. William Ormand has returned
from a visit of a week with her moth
| or AT, Decatur Ind.
John Young and family, of Walker
ton, spent the past week visiting rel
atives at Fort Wayne.
j. w. Sears, of Argos, changed cars
here on his way home from a visit of
a week at South Bend.
Mrs. Harry Harris with her son,
Ross, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
EStrawderman at Tiosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stofer, of Pontiac.
Illinois, are visiting tie family OF Mr..
Ringgenberg in this city.
Mrs. rJ.S. Conoyer, a cousin OF j.
". .Astlev's children, died at. Cold
water, Michigan Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huffman and daugh-
ter, Eva. D., OF Liberty Center, Ohio,
are visiting at Calvin Switzers.
Mrs. Lillian Gunckle. of Chicago, is
spending this week with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. n S. Woodward.
Mr.. John Seppart, of indianapolis,
spent the holidays with his sister,
Mrs. Lee Zehner, near this city.
Edward Cullom has returned to
South Bend after a visit of a few days
with his cousin, Howard Vanscoik.
A valuable vein of gold has been
discovered near AniStOn. about 70
miles from Birmingham, Alabama.
r. L. Davis and family, of Haviland,
Ohio. spent the holidays with the
family of Lewis Davis, west Of Plym-
outh.
Samuel c. Ryan and his sister, Miss
Roxy Ryan. of Kokomo, spent the
holidays with the family of John
Holem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kane have returned
to their home at Bristol, Ind, after a
visit Of a week with the family of j.
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G.. Butler.
Mrs. j. E. Haugh, of Warsaw,
stopped here on her way to Argos,
where she will spend New Years day
with relatives.
Fifteen of the Pennsylvania bridge
builders left for points in Ohio
yesterday. The bridges in this city
are about completed.
William O'Keefe sent his annual
holiday donation Of bananas and 9TH
er good things to the inmates Of the
county infrmary today.
When you want to buy Poland
China hogs. males or females at a bar
gain 60 to John A. McFarlin's at
Twin Lake, he has them. 1874
w. E. Leonard has gone to Akron,
Ind., TO put lights in another business
room. He has lighted three other
buildings there since Dec. l..
Mr.. L. WEIGH and his daughter,
Mrs. Grant Hayes, were called to
South Bend Yesterday owing to the
serious illness of Michael WEIGH.
Mr., and Mrs. M. Freymen and Mrs.
Harrison Riddle. OF this city, and
Mrs. William Wilburn, Of West town.
ship, are visiting relatives at Argos.
Smallpox has again broken out at
South Bend and Mishawaka. One of
the latest victims is Allen Cooper,
clerk at the Milburn hotel Mishawaka.
Every engaged girl owes it to her.
self to take proper precautions by re-
curing the young nan to wash his
mustache IN lemon Juice at least once
a day.
The st. Vincent De Paul society
gave a pedro party at B. W. Healvs'
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Eley won the
prize, and Miss Florence Cummins the