The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-03-10

: LOCAL NEWS q !
James o. Parks was home over SUM-

James o. Parks was home over SUM-
day.
Farmers say the mud IN the roads
and fields is getting deep.
Charles Kelly. of South Bend, visit
ed over Sunday in this city.
Mrs. Henry L. FARRELL. of Tyner, is
seriously i'll of stomach trouble.
See Forbes Flower Seed special for
March IL in another column.
d. G. Cole is looking after his farms
neal n nth Liberty this week.
Miss Robinson, of South street is
visiting at Donaldson this week.
Gust Mickey has gone t. South
Bend to work at his trade-carpenter-
ing.
John S. Bender is able to be up
again after a severe illness of over a
week.
Daniel w. Frame diei at his home
in Walkerton last Thursday. He was
50 years old.
Joseph Hendricks, who is employed
at Elkhart, spent Sunday at his home
in this city.
H. w. Miller and family of Warsaw.
are visiting Rev. J.. S. Miller and fam
lily in this city.
FOR SALE-Farm at sacrifice If
sold before April 1st. See Bissell
Plymouth Ind. 23t3
Mrs. G. NJ. Siayter is taking a
weeks vacation on the farm south
west Of this city.
E. Barden has returned to Etna
Green after a visit of several days in
Plymouth and vicinity.
Lott Dickson, Of Chicago. is in Ply
mouth this week IN the interest OF
the Kill-ire extlnguisher.
Vern Miller, who is taking a purse
in dentistry at Northwestern Univer-
sity. was home over Sunday.
Edward Crawford and Jerome Bid
die have gone to Elborn, Ill. to work
on a farm during the summer.
Miss Thompson. of Rochester, WIS.,
tied over Sunday in Plymouth with
her sister, Mrs. W. Fl. Lawrence.
Mrs. S. N. Champlain of North
township, visited over Sunday in War
saw with her sister. Mrs. Swihart.
Mrs. NJ. r. Nichols has been ia
very poor health for several weeks at
her home near the Brownlee bridge.
Miss Lutreli R~inggenberg who is at
tending school at Notre Dame, spent
Sunday with her parents in this city.
If you are thinking of buying music
or musical instruments this season at
tend the big sale at Wallace's Satur-
day.
Jacob b. Bergman, of Kokomo,
spent Sunday and Monday with his
parents and other relatives in this
city.
E. r. Sconce returned to bis home
at Osborne, Neb. today after visiting
relatives in this county and Fult1n
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jacoby of Chi
cago visited over Sunday with Arthur's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah w.
Jacoby.
The little daughter Of Ed. Monroe
of Tyner, has been critically Ill with
typhoid fever bot is 10 slowly i'm
proving.
Saturday will be the biggest bar
gain day in music and musical instru-
ments ever known in Plymouth at
Wailaces.
MI. and Mrs. Myron Chase, OF Ty-
mel, spent Sunday in this CITY with
the family Of B. NJ. Seybold ond other
relatives.
Edwin Mayer and his cousin, Miss
May Mayer, Ok Chicago, visited over
Sunday in this city with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sigmund Mayer.
Mrs. John Brittenham, who under
went an operation of the fare at a Fl.
Wayne hospital three wee Ks ago, is
o able to be out again.
Henry Humrichouser has returned
from his visit at Chicago ard is again
permanently located at his beautiful
home on North Michigan street.
ms. Frank Miller is sick Al he1
home on North Walnut street and was
not able to go to Tyner to attend the
funeral Of her mother, Ms. Chart.