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

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city on business today.
R. S. Schaffer of Tyner was in the
city on business Wednesday.
Joseph F. Nifer is h guest of rel
atives in Denver Indiana.
Mrs. c. f. Dawson of Tyner was
shopping 10 the city Wednesday.
George Armstrong of Wabash is
visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Dora Fogel has been appoint
ed directress of the NJ. E. choir.
j. w. Thomas has removed from
tnis city to a farm near Teegarden.
The funeral of Martha Long will
take place Thursday afternoon at one
o'clock.
Mrs. Efie Dowell of Columbia City,
stopped 10 this city Wednesday on her
way to Lapaz.
Miss Jennie Hawley has resumed
her position at Miss Clough's milli-
merry store.
John III. hurry has filed suit against
Isadore c.. Hoffman for foreclosing
grantors lien.
E. j. Richmeyer who has been VS.
iting in Indianapolis returned to this
city Tuesday evening.
w. s. Ross of South Bend. who has
been visiting relatives in this city,
has returned home.
Lee Jacoby who has been visiting
relatives in this city, returned to his
home in Lima, o. Wednesday.
Mrs. John Thomas, who has been
visiting friends in this city. returned
to her home in Tyner Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Wenzler entertained a
number of her friends Tuesday even
ing in honor of her guest. Miss Bessie
Reeve.
The will of Marcus A. Hanna
disposes of property valued at SO, 000,-
900, all of which is left to the family
According to Bradstreet's "a per
cent. of the merchants who failed in
1903 did not advertise in the news
papers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wilson who
have been visiting relatives in this
city. returned to their home 10 South
Bend Wednesday.
Mrs. John Rhodes and children, of
Wisconsin, who have been visiting
relatives in this city went to Argos
Wednesday morning.
Monroe Steiner, the au~ctioneer,
will cry a large stock sale for William
ReiSS three and one half miles north.
west of Hamlet. tomorrow.
FOR SALE:-A Webster's Inter-
national Dictionary. The very latest
and best. Patent index and full
sheep binding. At this Office.
The only wal news given out from
japan concerns the Joys, the woes and
the victories of the yellow nation. All
the adverse news is suppressed.
There are only a few more cold
waves left of this seasons model, but
it is thought that the demand has al
ready been pretty well supplied.
Frank McClurg will have a large
public sale at his rome on the Wick
izer farm one mite east of Zehner's
mill at Wolf Creek on March End.
Mrs. Geo. Myers, of Donaldson, left
Tuesday for Peoria, ILL.,. to visit her
father DR.. Caillat, formerly of Argos,
whom she has not seen for IL years.
Mrs. Dial's millinery stone is now
located in the new Speicher building
and Miss Mary Schlarb will occupy
the ROOMS vacated by her over Jacox's
grocery.
Congress refused to adjourn on
Washington's birthday and also de-
cllned to listen to reading Of the
famous farewell address of the Father
of his Country.
Des Moines school teachers have
been ordered to wear short skirts in
In the interest of better sanitation in
the schools. Once in a while fashion
gets a black eye.
George Axe, the oldest resident in
Porter county. died Monday noon.
The deceased was about 90 years old
and had resided in Porter county for
nearly seventy years.
/. Charles Laramore will succeed him
self as postmaster at Knox. Starke
county, the recommendation for his
reappointment having been filed by
Representative Brick.
Judge Ferral of the Lagrange and
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