The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-01-07

Nobody got married In this county
this week.
Work on the canning factory COM
menced yesterday,
Miss Maud wiltfong's condition re-
mains unchanged.
Miss Bertha McCalIp is visiting her
brother in Rochester.
Senator Parks and wife were Bour-
bon visitors yesterday.
There was meetin, Of the town
ship trustees in this city yesterday.
Miss X tie Kleinhenz has grne to
South Rend to remain indefinitely.
E. A. Wilson, of Maxinkuckee, was in
town yesterday and set his subscription
two years ahead.
Charles Nyhart and daughter, Ha-
eel Of South Bend. are visiting rela :
tives In this city.
Rev. A. II. Zilmer has gone to H.
linois to hold series of meetings in
the vicinity of Chicago.
Harry Sayre has returned from
Mishawaka and NOW has chair in
Rbinehart's barber shop.
Mrs. Lucy Bondurant, of South
Bend, spent few days with the fam
liz of j. S. Reeve this week.
The German Ladies social will be
held at the residence of Mrs. John
Hoham Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Liggett re-
turned Tuesday from visit of ten
days with relatives and friend in Ohio.
Trains from the east were from five
to eight hours late Tuesday night on
account of the heavy snow storms in
Pennsylvania.
County assessor Leonard has been
attending the annual meeting of the
state tax board and county assessors
at indianapolis this week.
An old phrase once current among
COMMON people, "Quit your quarrel
ing and go to fighting," seems to fit
the Russian-Japanese case.
Miss Grace Report has returned to
her home at Mexico, Ind. She was
the guest of relatives and friends In
this county during the holidays.
Wesley Austin has returned to his
home in Central Ohio. after a visit of
ten days with the family of his broth
cr Caleb Austin in West township.
Solomon Lavender, of Rutland. ].
E. Myers residing south OF that place,
and Paul Snyder northeast of Burr
Oak were visitors in town Yesterday.
Mrs. Milton E, Soice will entertain
the woman rs auxiliary Thursday after.
noon and Mrs. FL. G. Thayer will read
a paper on the church in the colonies.
John and Saza McMaster who are
spending the winter at Chattanooga,
write that there has been no snow
there and the weather is warm and
pleasant.
Read the call for Center township
convention in another column of this
paper. 1t will be held at the Band
room over Ryan's store at 2:30 p. m.
Saturday,
There has been some excitement in
the Twin Lake neighbornOod this
week on account of the belief that the
Hines family residing there have the
small pox.
A French scientist announces that
he is able to photograph nerve action.
Wonder if he got picture of Colom-
bIa sending an army TO whip the
United States.
Herschell p Berlin, who was badly
hurt by the accidental discharge of a
shot gun while hunting near Rutland
ten days ago, was abe to be taken to
bis home neaS Lapaz Tuesday.
Reed Smoot says that his life is an
open book, but the women who are
after him want to see the book opened
between the Old and New Testaments
where there should be few pages
that conrain his family record.
Phlegmon Thompson remains Sc
riously Ill at bis home In this city. He
IS one of our oldest citizens and oldest
His aged wife bears up well
and gives him all her time and atten-
ton. No one could wait on him bet
ter.
Earl North who is astudent OF the
Theological school at Chi
cago and Miss Marguerite Hume who
Oberlin college at Oberlin, I
Ohio. reside in the same block in
South Plymouth and both returned to
their respective schools Tuesday.
The worst disaster of the year 1904
thus far is the burning of the Iowa