The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-01-28

is visiting relatives and friends in this
city.
Philip Winigar returned TO his home
in Starke county after visiting in this
city.
Mrs. Wayne Jordan went to Bour-
bon yesterday TO visit her father,
MartinsReed.
FOR SALE-Ten head spring Du-
roc gifts bred and II yearling male.
NJ. f GREER. Its
The jury for the December term of
the Marshall county circuit were dis
missed yesterday.
Adolph Koontz arrived today On ac-
count of the death Of his mother,
Mrs. Fred Koontz.
The Cricket Club enjoyed a pleas
ant sleigh ride to the home of Harvey
Burch last evening.
Miss Katie Kleinhenz arrived from
South Bend yesterday and will stay for
some time with relatives.
A valuable mare belonging to NJ. f.
Greer, who lives four miles east If
this city, broke its neck Saturday
night.
Rev. Shepard of the Christian
Church arrived from South Bend and
oficiated at the funeral Of CLANCY Kill
mer Wednesday.
Mrs. L. Botsett was called to Can
ton, O., Wednesday by the sickness
of her sister, Mrs, E. Rugler.
Floyd Wormer and wife. of
Hillsdale, Mich, are visiting the fam
lily of VIM. Strunk in this city.
The Bremen bowling team were de-
feated by the Plymouth team at the
bowling alley in this city Tuesday.
Frank Thomas, Otto carp, and
Harry Knott attended the mill
tary dance at South Bend last eve-
ming.
Miss Emma and Mrs. Joseph SWIM
dell went to Chicago, where they
will spend several days visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Instead Of the regular prayermeet-
ing service this evening at the q.
B. church, Rev. Epson will preach.
Everybody invited.
George Kruger and daughter Clara,
Mrs. Albert Bushman and Mrs. Sapp
attended the funeral of Dorothy Holt.
OFF at South Bend yesterday.
The social of the Church of God to
be held Friday evening at the home
of Mrs. Benjamin Head has been sus-
pended on account of the illness of
Mrs. Head.
A resident of the south side comp
lments w. E. Leonard for keeping
his walk clean and wishes his neigh
bors to follow his example.
The case of Eva Swygart VS. estate
of Geo. Swygart for $40, 600 compro-
misses and the plaintiff received 81. 900
cash and property valued at S., 500.
An oyster supper and band concert
will I've given by the Plymouth Band
in the hew speicher Building on North
Michigan ST.. Friday evening, Feb.
5, 1904.
The funeral OF Dorothy Holtorf was
largely attended at st. Michael's
church Wednesday. The remains
were taken to South Bend at noon ac-
companied by a large number of
friends and relatives.
The sleighride and supper will be
given Friday afternoon and evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Jacobv. Sleighs will leave from the
Jacox grocery at $3.50 O'Clock and on.
Free ride for all who will go and 25
cents for supper.
The funeral Of John Fitzgerald OF
Walksrton, who died IN this city Tues
day night, will take place at the Cath
Ollie church of Walkerton Thursday
morning and the remains will be
brougs to this city and inferred ia
the CathoA cemetery.
DIR. and Mrs. Losing entertained a
company Of young people Tuesday,
at their residence on Center street in
honor of Mrs. Loring's sister, Miss
Doro Wilson Of Towner North Dakota.
Light refreshments were served and
games were played to the delight of
all.
AS you turn up your CELLAR over
your ears and stamp the snow from
your benumed feet. remember that
the sugar trees will be tapped in a
week or two; that IN two months the
crocus will be in bloom, and that in
three months the baseball season will
begin.
In last week s issue of the Tribune