The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-07

Judge Bernetha went to Rochester
yesterday.
Miss Georgia vinall is visiting in
Chicago.
Miss Eulalia Bechtel is visiting at
Donaldson.
Miss Stack is visiting her sister at
Fort Wayne.
William Everly is transacting busi-
ness in Chica 70.
Sigmund Mayer transacted business
in Bourbon yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Thomas returned to
Fort Wayne yesterday.
Miss Nettie HaInes is visiting at
Bourbon this week.
Floyd and Roy Jacoby are hunting
ducks on the Kankakee.
Hot coffee and biscuits free all next
week at Ashley & Hess. 15lt5wl
Mrs. Frank Stansbury is quite sick
at her home on Pierce street.
Alpheus Walters, of st. Joseph,
Mich, is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Brewer, of Warsaw, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. John w. Thomas.
Mrs. Taylor Ellison has returned
from a visit of a few days at Bourbon.
Mrs. John G. Miles is improving
and her recovery seems almost assured.
Miss Carla Rigdon, of Warsaw, has
been visiting Miss Cecilia Burket this
week.
Fred Shoemaker visited in South
Bend Tuesday afternoon and remained
over night.
f. P. Gault, of near Etna Green, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Henry Hal
lock, in this city.
Henry Zechiel of Culver, visited a
few days this week with his sister,
Mrs. j.. w. Maxey.
Miss, Maggie Knoll has returned to
Chicago after visit Of six weeks with
relatives in this city,
Do not fail TO attend the Malleable
Steel range demonstration at Ashley s.
Hess all next week. 15lt5 27tl
Mrs. Joseph Andres. of Peru, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
f. Bergman this week.
Agnes Zehner of South Bend, has
gone to Donaldson after visit of a
few days with relatives here.
A salesman from the factory will
demonstrate the Malleable Steel range
at Ashley & Hess all next week.
15lt5 27t1
Ralph j. VanDyke, travelling pas
senger agent of the Denver and Rio
Grande railroad, was in town yester-
day.
w. A. Rhinehart, the barber. drove
over to Pulaski county Tuesday for a
visit of a few days with relatives and
friends
The. republicans OF Tippecauoe
township have nominated G. F. Coop
er for trustee and E, Hamburger for
assessor. 49,
John F. Laird has purchased his
fathers farm in 'Tippecanoe township.
Mr.. Laird, ST., expects to move to
Mentone.
Mrs. o. E. Swinehart has returned
to Rochester after a visit Of few
days with her husband, the court STEM
ographer.
Reports from Laporte county say
that one-half the winter wheat is
killed and the fields will be planted to
corn or oats.
Elmer Seltenright. Marshall and
Frank Greer. Arthur and John Shirley
attended the Jamison stock sale at
Hamlet yesterday.
Ezra Barnhill, who has been quite
sick all winter seems to be improving
slowly and is now able to be out in
nice weather.
Noble McCrory, o. G. Soice and
son. Harry. Mrs. Samuel Martin and
Mrs. Charles Hoham were South Bend
visitors Tuesday.
Harley Logan was on the bench as
judge of the circuit court trying
a case that was taken from Judge
Bernetha on change of venue.
April showers began in March and
we may look for about ten more rainy
days before the month closes, accord
ing to the record of former years.
The commissioners in session this
week have transacted only regular
routine business. Particulars will be
given when the auditor gets the rec
ord made up.
The supper at St. JoSeph'S hall