The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-03-17

Rev. S. NJ. Yenn visited in Misha-
waka Tuesday.
H. "A. Bremen will remove bis fam
lily to Canada.
James Maxey transacted business in
Inwood Tuesday.
Dan Voreis made a business trip to
Bourbon Tuesday.
A part Of March is always like this
if it is not worse.
j. E. Ellis transacted business in
South Bend Tuesday.
John F. carp transacted business in
FIT. Wayne Tuesday.
G. Christian of Kokomo, was in this
city on business Tuesday.
DR.. A. G. Holtzendorf transacted
business ia Bourbon Tuesday.
Mrs. Ben Jordan of South Bend, is
visiting friends in this city.
The county treasurer has completed
making out the tax receipts.
Mrs. Frank Humrichouser is visit
ing relatives in South Bend.
Chas. Humphrey has purchased the
Bremen property on East Caro- street.
Mrs. Daisy Apple went to Misha-
waka today to remain for some time.
Lawren Dietle is the guest of rel
atives in South Bend and Mishawaka.
Adam Listenberger of South Bend
transacted business in this city Tues
! day.
Miss Josie Mickey is the guest of
her sister Mrs. Orlando Berkey in Ell
khart.
VIM. Erwin and Miss Smell of Bour-
bon spent Tuesday with Mrs. A. C.
Hume.
John Ed Bergman has filed suit
against Lincoln l.. and Aaron Koch
for complaint on note.
The price of wheat remains firm
and indications are that it will remain
near the dollar mark.
Mr.. Krimmel, the piano tuner of
Ft. Wayne, will be in the city again
about the first of May.
Chas. Hammeral and family of
South Bend were called to this city by
the death of VIM. Klinger.
Miss Minnie Clark who has been
visiting South Bend friends the past
few weeks has returned home.
H. Adomeit, of Cleveland. Ohio, is
visiting his parents at the German
Evangelist parsonage in this city.
John Behrens and daughter of Sid
ney, Ohio, arrived Saturday for a visit
of a few days with friends in this city.
Arthur Weade and Miss Iva Richter
of South Bend who have been visiting
Mrs. Fred Koontz in this city returned
home Tuesday.
The nan with the hoe will be hard
to find Thursday. His wife has told
MIN that sweet peas have To be plant
ed on st. Patrick's day.
Mrs. Tippin who has spent the win
ter months in Van Vert. O., is the
guest Of relatives in this city. She
will make her future home in South
Bend.
The Kosciusko county council ap-
propriated $1,000 for the state G.. A..
r. encampment at Warsaw. The
soldier boys a go along some on
that.
The nov storm which began in
Chicago, Sunday evening and contin-
ued t~hir:y-six hours was the worst
ever known in that city in March.
About ten inches of snow fell.
DR.. Edison Of Bourbon, was granted
a divorce from his wife in the Marsh
all county circnit court yesterday and
g. w. Metsker was granted a change
of venue from Judge Bernetha.
The Huntington Herald says that
a few days ago, while the camp OF
gypsies was located east of the city,
the members attempted to sell a small
child to certain parties of that l.cal-
ity, The attempt is alleged to have
been made some time ago, but the
parties endeavored to keep the matter
still.
The South Bend Tribune well says.
"Remelnber the caucos is the place to
do the most effective political work,
after all. The voter who does not at
tend the party primary and do all
that he can to get the proper men
placed on delegattons.is not doing bis
full dutv and he has no right to criti-
else what may be done by his party
~afterward in the campaign" The
voters took the doughty newspaper
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