The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-03-31
Gus Flick returned to Elkhart Men.

to South Bend Saturday.
Rev. ]. F. Appleman came up from
Mexico to spend Sunday.
Mrs. James Seymour went to Still
we'll to visit her sister over Sunday.
We hope the cold wave that struck
us last week is the last Of the season.
Z Mrs. Mary Holdridgs went to Wal
kerton tc visit friends and relatives.
Mrs. Claude Reubelt and little son
went to Bourbon to visit ovel Sum-
day.
Mrs. d. G. Smith went to South
Bend to spend Sunday with her daugh-
tiers.
Jacob Hearth and daughter have re-
turned to their home in southern H.
linOiS.
Homer Stanton of Knox, visited
friends in Plymouth Friday afternoon
and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Shafer attend
ed the funeral of their grandmother
at Argos Saturday.
Rev. rig. Epson returned Saturday
from Warsaw where be had been hold
ing bible meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A Beldon attend
ed the funeral of Jonathan Taylor at
Etna Green FRIDAY.
Mrs. House and Mrs. Zellers have
returned to South Band after visit
with relatives at Tyner.
Mrs. G. T. Allen, who has been
mere since Mr.. Allen got his shoulder
dislocated, has returned to Chicago
Mrs. c. d. Shobe and daughter
Frances. came up from Rochester Fri
day for visit o. a few days in Plym.
outh.
A Boston paper announced that the
winter snowfall there amounted to 80
inches. and the next day it showed 3
inches more.
The Marshall County Grange was
organized at Burkett's hall Thursday
night with a large membership of rep
resentative men and women.
S. c. Todd, the Argos lumberman
has returned from business trip in
southern Michigan. He says he found
the roads very rough and muddy.
Otis Kebert was brought down from
South Bend Saturday suffering with
rheumatism SO badly that he had to
be carried from the train to buggy.
The Christian Church people have
engaged the Simon's hall over Mar
shall's store where they will hold reg
ular services on Sundays hereafter.
Game Wardens Smith and Fitch
went to Logrnsport to spend Sunday
and expect to spend next week on the
Kankakee. They captured eight gill
nets at Twin Lakes.
The time for the selection of candi-
dates fer the approaching municipal
election is near at hand, and both
parties are casting about anxiously
for the most available timber.
William ROUGH and family who
moved from Bourbon township to Salt
Lake City, Utah, about a year ago
write to their friends that they are
much pleased with the climate of that
city.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Shafer
mother Of Hiram, Israel, Leonard,
Martin and William Shafer, was held
at the Advent church in Argos at
eleven O'Clock Saturday forenoon. She
was 50 years old.
On Wednesday evening, March %,
at s O'Clock, Mr.. Elias Knepp. and
Mrs. Emma Slower, of Teegarden,
were united in MARI age at the pleas
ant country home of the groom. three
miles north of Walkerton.
Another murderer was taken to
Michigan City from Terre Haute,
Thursday. His name is Jerry Dug
gins. He murdered Mrs. Ramsey and
her two children by cutting their
Threats. He will be hung July 8.
Sylvester Wilmer, residing eight
miles northeast of Plymouth, was
cutting down a tree and In some man.
ner got in way of it when it fell. His
arm and shoulder were badly crushed
and his skull fractured. He is now In
a critical condition.
A Chicago shoe manufacturing COM
pany has bought six acres of ground
at South Bend, and will put up a
large factory there: They came to
South Bend without bonus, believ-
ing that the shipping facilities of the
town and prospect of freedom from
labor troubles would more than pay
them for making the change.