The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05

Thomas Ellison is visiting her grand
parents in Plymouth.
Mrs. Lizzie Denaut came down from
Walkerton Friday. to spend the
day with Mrs. James Mcdonald.
Ms. Cooley spent Friday in Argos
helping her daughter, Mrs. R. D. Nc
Grlff, celebrate her 34th birthday.
One of the weather prophets thinks
that notwithstanding SO far north
as Dakota indicate an early spring.
Mrs. John W. Nichols, of Twin
Lakes, is spending weeks vacation
with relatives in ST. Joseph County.
Miss Stella Klingerman and Miss
Ella Manuwal attended the party
south of Plymouth Saturday evening.
Joseph Black went to Fort Wayne
Friday, and from there went to Cleve-
land Saturday. returning home Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Baxter, of Mish-
awake came down Thursday and visit
ed over night with relatives in this
city.
Washington Kelley, Of haywood,
Ill.,, arrived Thursday evening for a
visit of few days in this city and
county.
Eighteen inches of snow in Mexico.
This winter seems to be spreading it.
self out like regular mergered cor
poration.
Thirty-seven men have been fined
and disfranchised at the present term
of court in Martin county for selling
their votes.
Mrs. Maude Edmonston has return
ed to her home at Lima, Ohio, after a
visit of several days with her sister,
Mrs. William Pitts.
In our special premium offer in an
other column we give you total val
uaLion Of sl2.50 for 1915. Take ad-
vantage of this while it lasts.
New York is now in the grip of the
grip and those who are not compelled
by force of circumstances to stay
there. are packing their grips.
Mrs. Robert Morrill, who has been
seriously ill for several months, is
seemingly at the point Of death and
her demise may occur at any time.
The calcium salts In well water are
recommended as a nerve panacea, and
it is an undoubted fact that the old
oaken bucket meyer caused any person
to see things.
Carl Williams, of Fort Wayne, who
was called to Michigan City to attend
the funeral of friend Thursday after
noon. stopped in this city a few hours
Friday on his way home.
A wop.an's club at RussiaviIle, Ind,
has an Imperative rule excluding gos--
sip from ITS meetings. Let US keep
an eye on that particular organization
and see how long it survives.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Mcclure who
have been spending the winter in
Philadelphia with the family Of their
son, Ora Mcclure, former editor and
proprietor of the Argos Reflector. re-
turned to their home at Argos last
Monday.
d. f. Rhinehart, of Walkerton,
stopped here Friday on his way
to South Bend. When Walkerton
people go to South Bend to spend a
day they always go via Plymouth, as
it is the only way they can get many
hours in South Bend and return the
same day,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brittenham went
to Fort Wayne Friday, where al opera
tion for Mrs. Brittenham' dental
nerves was performed at the hospital
Friday evening. Mrs. Brittenham
has been great sufferer at times for
two years and this is the third opera
ton for her relief.
The bin prohibiting the killing Of
quail for three years, which has passed
the House Of Representatives, has the
approval of the farmers throughout
the state. The farmers Institutes,
so far as held this winter (169 in alp
have quite generally passed resolu-
tions indorsing the bill, without dis
|senting vote.
Not satisfied with monopoly of
marrow freezing billiards the two
states Of Dakota, in the far north,
have entered into competition with
portions of the earth In the trop-
ical regions, and inaugurated system
of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions
in order to occupy little of public at
tention in the dull season Of the year.