The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-02-11
Peter Knisley spent Sunday at
his home at Bourbon.

James DearOOrn WISHED Wild IrleuuS
in this city Friday evening.
Rev. A. II. Zillmer conducted
services at Hartford City Sunday.
George Baugher of Bangor, Mich,
is visiting his parents in this city.
Mrs. Addie Ringenburg and daugh-
ter are visiting relatives in Bourbon.
Mrs. Thomas Simons spent last
Sunday visiting relatives at Argos.
J.. A. johnson of Walkerton trans
acted business in this city Saturday.
w. II. Young and Geo. H. Thayer
transacted business in Elkhart Fri
day.
Mrs. Jacob Leunhardt and son
spent Sunday visiting friends in South
Bend.
Misses Cora Haag and Dora Hapner
went to Chicago Saturday to visit
friends.
Miss Mary Sullivan went to Chicago
Saturday where she will visit rel
atives.
Mrs. Bruce Artz and daughter
spent Sunday with relatives at Wal
kertOn.
FOR SALE-Ten head spring Du-
roc gifts bred and one yearling male
M. f. GREER. 17t3
Court Morris and Floyd Rankert
went to Chicago Saturday for a
few days visit.
Hugh Ely of Davis who has been
visiting relatives in this city returned
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vanscoik Of Mis-
hawaka are the guests of L. II. Van
scoik of this city.
Wallace Bnrns Of Etna Green trans
acted business in this city and at
Donaldson Saturday.
VIM. Stafer and wife of Etna Green
passed through this city Saturday on
their way to South Bend.
Mrs. Albert Livinghouse returned
to her home In Laporte Saturday after
visiting relatives at Donaldson.
Mrs. Albert Koontz and son Victor
and Miss FloraKoontz lertFriday even
ing for their home in Waukegan, Ill.
LOST-Ladies gold watch and
chain bearing initials NJ. L. Finder
please leave at Nj. Lauer & Sons.
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Misses Emma Protsman and Geneva
McCrory and Mr.. George Marks at.
tended the Pupils Township Associa
tion at Tyner Saturday.
Mrs. DeMont and Mrs. Scott Patter-
son have returned to their homes in
Kalamazoo, after attending the fun
eral Of Mrs. Bunnell.
FOR SALE:-A Webster's Inter-
national Dictionary. The very latest
and best. Patent index and full
sheep binding. At this Office.
The water pipes In the Wheeler
building bursted Friday night and
flooded Leonard's furniture store.
Considerable damage was done.
An East Orange girl pursued a bur-
glar and took a shot at him with a
revolver. This bissextile veal seems
to give the girls a good deal of cour-
age.
Miss L. Yarmon Of Bourbon who
attended the party given by the Clo-
yer Leaf Club in Alberts' hall Thurs
day evening returned home next NOR
ming.
Misses Gail North, Jeanette Emer-
son, Estella Chase, Mrs. A. c. Hume
and Ronald North attended the funer-
al of Muriel Tank at Walkerton Fri
day afternoon.
J.. w. Wiltfong received a telegram
Friday announcing the birth of
a girl baby at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie R. Bell, at Manlius, N. Y.
Mrs. Wiltfong has beer there during
the past two weeks.
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What's this we hear? The Ameri-
can flag lowered and replaced by the
Cuban flag On the Cuban fortress?
Why, it has only been a little while
ago that somebody said such a thing
never-but then times change.
The author Of the song, ''Just Be-
cause She Made Dem Goo Goo Eyes,
is now an inmate of a New York luna
tic asylum. And yet some people in
sist that there is no such thing as pro-
~vidential retributionf