The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-02-25

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Miss Dora Fogle visited friends in
South Bend Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Morelock spent the
Saturday in South Bend.
VIM. Haight went to South Bend
to consult an eye specialist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stein are the
proud parents of a baby boy.
Ed Smith and j.. w. Miller, of Dom
aldson were in the city Saturday.
Rev. J.. f. Appleman. of Mexico,
Ind, is visiting friends in this city.
Elmer and Mrs. VIM. Uncapher, of
Grovertown. were in the city Saturday.
Mrs. Charles McLaughhlin spent
Sunday with friends in Mishawaka.
Misses Cecile and Fern Morelock
are the guests of South Bend friends.
j.. N. Marvin has gone to Findlay,
Ohio, where he will transact business.
A marriage license has been issued
to Edward Schundey % and Attic
Ellis Is.
Mrs. Daniel Jacoby who Vas very
sick is repol ted being slightly i'm
proved.
Mrs. Bert Smith and her children
spent Sunday visiting friends at DON
aldson.
Vim. Conger made a business trip
to South Bend and neighboring cities
Saturday.
Miss Laura Koontz who has been
visiting friends at Lakeville has re-
turned home.
Jacob Hapner who has been visit
ing relatives at Warsaw returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. John Martin was called to
Walnut on Saturday by the illness of
her father, Daniel Cole.
Miss Carrie BOSS who is teaching
school at Bourbon, visited relatives
In this city over Sunday.
Lou Altman, of the Big Store,
spent Sunday in Columbia City with
bis wife and other relatives.
Mrs. L. G.. Epson of Elkhart. who
has been visiting Rev. r. G.. Epson of
this city, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Aurora Gilbert Bennett and
little daughter Gertrude of Chicago
are the guests of Mrs. G. Firestone.
Justus Weber who is attending
school at st. Michael,' Academy in this
city is visiting his parents at Kokomo.
Mrs. Klinger the dressmaker of
East CAIRO street was called TO Chi
cago Friday 5y the death of her
brother.
The Indiana worlds fair commission
has set aside 8 200 to be used 10 fur
nishing the Indiana building at the
exposition.
Mrs. Lewis Bailey and son Ernest,
who have been visiting Mrs. N. H.
Sheppard, returned to their home at
Lakeville Saturday.
Jonn Ed Bergman has bought the
building formerly occupied by the
Plymouth State Bank and will remove
his tailor shop about March 1st.
Early but rash and indiscreet blue
birds and robins are already being re-
ported in various localities, but 1t will
be some time before the early worms
thaw out.
Wild ducks have appeared in. Cass
and Fulton counties and the robins
have arrived in Plymouth. While we
still have almost zero weather spring
is near if the birds are not mistaken.
Mrs. G. Firestone entertained a few
of her lady friends at her home on
Miner street Friday evening in honorof
her guest Mrs. Bennett. Finch was
the game of the evening. All present
report a good time.
The Grand Army Post. at Warsaw,
added eighteen new recruits to the
roll, at n meeting, recently. The
meeting of the state encampment at
that place, next June, is stimulating
interest In G. A. r. affairs.
In its report as to the pension sys-
tenn. recently introduced as a part of
its economies, the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company accounts for the ex-
penditure in four years of nearly ST.
ESQ, 900 for the support of over 1000
employees who have been retired.
The Miami County Sentinel truth
fully says every good citizen owos
something to the community in which
he lives and he has no moral right to
shirk the responsibility of bis citizen
ship. 1t is his duty to see that bis
municipality is properly governed, or
at least to do his part toward that
end.