The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-11-19

evening.
George wolford has returned from
Chicago.
Mrs. Harley Logan is visiting in
Chicago.
Mrs. Jacob Humbert is visiting at
Burr Oak.
Miss Olive Dinkledine is yising at
South Bend.
Elder j. b. Carter is visiting his
daughter at Warsaw,
The cold wave was little late, but
it got here just the same.
Mr.. aud Mrs. D. c. Cole are visiting
in ST. Joseph county this week.
Mrs. John Blake, of Rockford, H.,
is visiting relatives near Donaldson.
Please remember the street sweeper
on Thanksgiving and Christmas days.
s.. w. Jackson and p. w. Mueller
transacted business at Bourbon to-
day.
George Neff is transacting business
at Logansport and other points south
on the Vandalia.
Charley Mclaughlin and George
Fogle go to Chicago Thursday To buy
supplies for the cigar store.
Rev. l. Rothenberger, of South
Bend. preached the funeral of Mrs.
Conrad Lawrence at Trinity church.
Three or four inches of snow is re-
ported in st. Joseph county extending
south almost To the Marshall county
| line.
Miss Thompson has returned to her
hume at Rochester, arter visit in
this city with her sister, Mrs. Law
renee.
Snow is from two TO five inches deep
in northern Michigan ard the mer-
curry has touched zero at some points
in North Dakota.
Mrs. Henry Humrichouser, who has
been suffering with rheumatism for
two or three years, has been seriously
ill for several days.
Five women are still drawing pen
slons as widows of men who served in
the War az the Revolution. which
ended 10 years ago.
Misses Florence Smith, Mary Brown
and Emma Yockey entertain at AL
bert's Cafe Thursday night in honor
of Miss Della Oglesbee.
The weather man at Chicago noti-
fed US that mercury would drop To ten
degrees above zero. Guess he knew
what he was talking about.
Eugene Lewis has been confined to
his room for week with lnflammatory
| rheumatism and has been seriously i'll,
but is now somewhat improved.
James Deloney has letter from
James linn stating that he has opened
cigar store and bowling alley at Red
lands, California, and is doing well.
A second lieutenant will be elected
at the armory Thursday evening.
There are several candidates and we
shall not try To name the lucky man.
Mrs. Christ Fisher left for Fitzger-
aid. Georgia, Tuesday evening for a
visit of month. If her train made
good time she probably kept ahead of
the cold wave.
The quartet of South Bends best
singers, assisted by local talent, will
render program of sacred selections
on Thanksgiving evening, at the Pres.
byterian church.
John Stromback Jr., who is employ
ed as molder at Montpelier. Ind,
came home Saturday and visited with
his parents and other relatives here
until Tuesday evening.
L. L. Funk has almost entirely re-
covered from the severe ATTACK of APP
pendicitis that for several weeks
threatened his life and will soon be
able to 60 on the ruad again.
Mrs. Harry Lackey, of Walkerton,
and Mrs. Elmer Glass of Fort Wayne.
are here attending the funeral of their
grandmother, Mrs. Conrad Lawrence.
Their mother Is also here from South
Bend.
Mrs. Otto Carpenter who has been
visiting here several weeks returned
to Fon-du lac, Wis, this week Mr..
Carpenter has been transferred to
Montpelier, Ohio, and they will move
there this week.
Mrs. Joseph Eich OF the Woodmen' IS
Circle, has received a draft for 81, 600
in payment of the insurance on the
life Of Mrs. Shreve, who died recently
at South Bend. The money goes to
Mrs. Shreve's daughter.
The great stock sale of j. E. Myers
s. Son near Rutland has been post