The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-07
DIR. Smith is visiting in Chicago.

DIR. Smith is visiting in Chicago.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Kelly is visiting her son
Herbert, in Rochester.
DR.. Richie, of Donaldson, ira lsact
ed business in Plymouth Tuesday.
Rev. G. A. Brooe and wife have
gone to Chicago for visit of ten days
Contractor Woods of Warsaw, stop
ped here Tuesday on his way to Argos
General w. Kilgore of Polk town.
ship, transacted business at Rochester
Tuesday.
Ms. j. Smith and grand daughter
have gone to Argos for visit of sew
eral days.
Mrs. Kirkdoffer of Bremen, is spend.
ing a few days with Mrs. Paul Butcher
this week.
Ethel and Mercia Jones and Leila
Hess are guests of friends at Argos
this week.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary
Society will meet with Mrs. Harry
KiImer on South Michigan street at
$50 p. m. Wednesday.
The Clizbe factory building has
been purchased by Cleveland firm
who expect to occupy it soon and en-
ploy hundred hands.
A Pennsylvania man bought Bible
at auction for cents and found a $40
bill in it. Save your Bibles. Also
search the Scriptures.
Henry Hermon, grandson of B. F.
Moore, left today for Mexico, where
he is employed by an Elkhart mining
COMPANY at $50 per month.
Mrs. Jevne came down from Chica-
go Saturday evening for a visit of a
few days with her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. John McColl, in this city.
Mrs. William Tippett has, returned
to her home at Tippecanoe after a
visit of several days with the family
Of her nephew, Ed S. Hogarth.
Mrs. Lambert McCombs was stricken
with paralysis about I O'Clock Satur.
day evening. Her left side is para
lyzed and her condition is critical.
Miss Saza McMaster returned from
Chattanooga last week where she spent
the winter. She got home just in
time to meet the cold Easter wave.
"Free Silver is a grave ISSUE" says
the Omaha World Herald. In that
case anybody caught trying to dig it
up should be indicted for grave rob-
bling.
Henry H. Miller has returned from
Tuscarawas, Ohio. He was called
there ten days ago by the death of
his mother VINO died at the age of rs
years.
The city republican convention will
be held Thursday evening, April IA.
Every republican in Plymouth should
get ready to help nominate winning
ticket.
The new Colonial hotel built by
Christ Ringgenberg at Bourbon was
opened last week. 1t is said to be
the finest hotel between Fort Wayne
and Chicago.
Mrs. .Anlt of South Bend. with her
daughters Fay and Floy spent Sunday
with Mrs. Ed Gibson in this city and
went from here to Fort Wayne to visit
Mrs. Schulthelss.
Weather bureau crop report shows
Improvement in the condition of win
ter wheat. Seeding OF corn and oats
is in progress as far north as southern
Missovri and Kansas.
n. NJ bOnndm started WeSU on the
COS train Monday evening for Short
prospecting tour in California. Wash
ingLon and other western states, hop
ing to improve his health.
A Philadelphia man, Respondent be-
cause be could not shake off the NOR
phine and whisky habits, committed
suicide by drinking quart Of whisky.
He died with his habits on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Horn of Valpa-
raise, Peter Hank and J. E. Marshall,
Of Chicago, A. D. Jacoby and w. e.
Weaver Of Elkhart, were guests Of
Plymouth relatives Sunday.