The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-02-18

Mrs. Andrew Wade is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Joseph Hanna in La
porte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kahn OF indianapolis
are the guests Of Miss Hattie Lauer in
this city.
Mrs. Sand and. Mrs. Catherine
Trowbridge are the guests of friends
in South Bend.
Mrs. Ed and Miss Myrtle Shirley
went TO Walkerton Friday morning to
visit relatives.
A. G. North, Harry CRUDE and
Richard Cirtis are surveying on the
Marvin ditch.
Alfred Price of Silver Lake, who
has been visiting relatives in this city
has returned home.
A marriage license was issued to
Harvey Miller age % and MargaretC G.
Slough age Is years.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Way of Chester
to 1 who have been visiting relatives
in this city have returned home.
A L. E. & w. engine derailed rear
Tiosa Friday evening caused the mid
night train TO be about sever hours
late.
Mrs. j. V. Ashley, Mrs. Ray Ben
1att and Mrs. b. E. Ryder went TO
Bourbon on Friday for a few days
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lovely, of
Denver. COL, who have been visiting
relatives here went to Silver Lake
last week.
Miss Daisy Liggett and Mr.. Benja-
min Durbin were married by Rev.
Father Yenn at the Catholic parsOn-
age Friday evening.
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In the opinion of Chancellor E.
Benjamin Andrews, of Nebraska Uni
versity, Abe Lincoln was a man lack
ing in refinement. Too bad, indeed.
Ate with his knife perhaps.
Mrs. Beyman of South Bend who
has been visiting at Warsaw, returned
home today. Her daughter Mrs. AL
vey Myers accompanied her and will
visit several days in South Bend.
The Agricultural Department sta
tisticS show that there are Is. 1876, 05y
horses in the country valued at ST.
1916, $40, 29S. 'rhe automobile still
has a good deal OF work ahead of it
before it is 1t.
f. r. and Claude Monroe, James
and Carl Wolf and d. l.. McKesson,
of Tyner, and Mr.. Grove Of West
township, passed through this city
on their way to Bourbon to visit
the Bourbon schools.
About fourteen friends of Earl
Smith surprised him at his home on
West CAIRO street Friday night. The
evening was spent in games and mu-
sic. Refreshments were served and
all report a very good time.
District Chairman Norman, of
Knox, was in Plymouth Friday. He
has called the county chairmen to
meet in South Bend, Monday
Feb. IS, to fix the time and place of
holding the congressional convention.
The engagement of the band of Rus
sia's Imperial Guards, the Cars crack
regiment, to visit the st. Louis expo
Sition has been Cancelled on account of
the war. On the other hand, Japan
has sent assurances that her program
at the exposition will be carried out,
regardless of her other difficulties.
Friday was LincoIn's birthday. The
greatest of Presidents would have
been ninety five had he lived>until to-
day: and though it is Dot probable,
vet it is easy to think that had he es-
capped the asSassin'S bullet he might
have lived until now and haye seen
the wonderful progress of the mighty
nation reunited by his genius.
Speaking of the long and hard win
ter a physician says it has caused
much sickness among old people and
that 1T is the history of such weather
that there will be more of it,. There.
fore be advises all old people to avoid
exposing themselves TO the weather
as much as possible and to take inme,
diate treatment for colds and la.
grippe, as the continued winter
weather is a dangerous breeder of such
Affections.
For those who work for wages debt
is distress. 1t is a breeder OF extraya'
gance, the enemy of comfort and
gannt, gray wolf forever at the door
He or she who runs accounts is certain