The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-26
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! ALOCAL NEWS 3 /

o. P. Greer is putting up fine new
marble shop at Bourbon.
DR.. Gaskill, of Bourbon. visited at
c. E. Rivar's Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. L. Helpman has been visit
ing in Chicago this week.
Mrs. Monroe Steiner went to South
Bend Thursday to visit her sister.
Grover Cleveland was 66 years old
Wednesday. He was born March Is,
1887.
Mrs. Barbara MeSser living north
east of Bourbon. wove 1865 yards Of
rag carpet last year.
Mrs. John H. Hoy is visiting her
son Harry. who Is seriously Ill at his
home ia South Bend.
George H. Thayer has returned
from a trip of week to Cleveland
and other points east.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Inks, of near
Knox, are guests at the home of
Cephas Firestone Thursday.
Mrs, M. Keiser who has been
sick with lung trouble for ten weeks
seems to De gradually failing.
David Bower died at the county
farm Thursday and the funeral
was held Friday afternoon.
The government has decided to
name the new army post near Indiana
polls, Fort Benjamin Harrison.
Mrs. Joseph Eich was the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. H. A. Yost, in
Mishawaka, for few days last week.
Abraham Rhinehart has returned
to South Bend after-a visit of two
weeks with his daughter, Mrs. Covert.
Mrs. Robert Morrill, is resting some
whae easier than she did several days
ago, but her condition is still serio IS.
Lewis Davis went to South Bend
Thursday to see his son, Frank Davis,
who has been seriously Ill for sew
eral weeks.
Gretzinger & Southworth put a
very fine monument in place on Capt
ain COOper's lot in Oak Hill cemetery
Wednesday.
William and Wesley Kepler have
rented room north of the postoffice
where they will sell Champion harvest
ing machinery.
At the election held by the militia
company of this city Wednesday
night, j. w. Riggens was elected Sec
ond lieutenant.
Mesdames o. f. Ketcham, l. NJ.
Mattingly and Miss Saza McMaster
visited Mrs. J. f. Firestone at Bour-
bon Thursday.
While the mercury registered IS
degrees here Wednesday they were
experiencing the worst blizzard of the
winter in Colorado.
Germany has appropriated $3.50, 900
and the crown prince for her exhIStt
at the st. Louis exposition. What
more could be asked?
William n. Matthews has pur-
chased the Ewald house built a few
years ago by Virgil Candy on Webster
avenue, will make a nice home.
Mrs. Mary j. Rickel, who has been
spending the winter with her daugh-
ner, Mrs. E. f. Sarber returned to
her home at Warsaw THURSDAY.
Frank Hall, young man employed
at the Morris mill, had his leg broken
below the knee while handling logs in
the mill yard Wednesday afternoon.
Smallpox prevails In almost every
township in Tippecanoe county and a
special from Lafayette today says new
cases are reported almost every hour.
Michigan City is threatened with
an epidemic Of smallpox, but the
board of health is adopting heroic
measures to get the cases under con-
troll.
Mrs. Granger, who has been very
sick at her home in Chicago was
brought here Thursday and viii be
cared for at the home of her father,
Joseph Klindenst.
A Mormon elder invaded q meeting
Of the Women's Home Missionary
society 10 Philadelphia Wednesday
afternoon and the women threw him
out Of the church.
At a meeting Of the Hull House
Woman's club, hash was extolled rs
economical and nutritious and tie
free use Of grsvies, soups and pud-
dfnRs u commended.