The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-03-03

Mrs. Whitman is visiting friends in
Michigan City.
c. e. Wells transacted business in
Bourbon today.
G. A. Reeve is transacting business
ia South Bend.
George Eckert of LakevilIe, was in
the city Friday.
Frank Thomas of Fort Wayne was
in the city Friday.
There is nothing new ip the South
Bend murder case.
Mrs. Fsed WenzIer visited friends
at Bourbon Thursday.
Mrs. E. WEIGH and daughter Betty
are on the sick list.
Miss Bessie Bremen is the guest of
friends in South Bend.
Mrs. ]. d. Chapman spent the day
with friends in Warsaw.
E. j. Richmeyer made a business
trip to Warsaw Thursday.
Chas. Weigle is visiting his daugh-
ter Mrs. Richards in Mishawaka.
Russia only raises half as much
wheat per acre as the United States.
Frank Hooty of Burr Oak, is visit
ing friends at Lapaz and Teegarden.
Jess Altman, of the Big Store, was
t~ransacting business in Chicago Fri
day.
Mrs. Chas. Vangllder went to South
Bend Thursday for several days visit
with relatives.
DR.. Hitchcock expects to open den-
tai parlors over Kloepfers N. Y.
tore about March 1st.
The war between Russia and Japan
is costing the combatants three mil
lions of dollars every day.
If the grounding theory is correct
there will be abont two weeks more
of this same kind OF weather.
MIR. and Mrs. John e. Miles of Lake
M~axlnkuckee, are in Plymouth for an
extended visit with their son. Charles
G. Miles.
Sheriff BOndurant took David
Thomas of the County infirmary and
Mary b. linus of German township 10
Longcliffe Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. ISmael Joseph, of
Wakarusa, Ind, who have been visit
ing relatives in this city are the guests
of relatives in Lapaz aud Bremen.
Mrs. Jas. A. Gilmore ST. left Thurs
day for Rochester, n. Y, being cal
led there by the death of her mother
Mrs. Eliza Burt. Mrs. Bert was SO
years of age.
In reference to Grover Cleveland's
frank and file" letter. William j.
Bryan remarks that Cleveland is
frank" enough, but he does not be-
long to the file.
1t may help to an understanding Of
japanese geographical names to know
that the termination yama means
mountain. shima means island, saki is
cape, NADIA sea, ko lake, and hama,
shore.
The Marshall county Poultry asso-
citation desires to thank the merch-
ants for the premiums given at their
show. Ashley and Hess in particular
for the use of their rooms in the Spell
cher building.
Mrs. L. A. Kloepfer and Miss
Mary Hoham were in South Bend Fri
day working for the interest of a
sacred concert to be given for the ben
eft of the German church of this city
In the near future.
After an exhaustive search for new
sacred songs, the committee appoint
ed to revise the Methodist hymndl re-
ports that no new hymns worth lncor-
porating in the book have appeared
in the last twenty-five years.
The United States supreme court
mas rendered an important decision on
the railway free pass system, to the ef-
feet that a passenger riding on such a
ticket cann3t recover damages for in
juries in an accident to the train upon
which he is riding.
Messrs. Wickizer and Boncurant
received a. telegram from Wayside,
Kansas Wednesday with the good
news that Morgan No. / oil well
owned by the Sheetz Oil and Gas Co.
of which they are stockholders. filed
up As feet with oil sand, with $50 feet
of oil.
bblS.
Mrs. Fred Yenzler entertained a
number of her I, lends at her home on
Adams street Wednesday in honor OF
her friend Miss Bessie Reeve, who will
leave for Denver. Col. tomorrow.