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

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H. w. Davis transacted business at
Argos yesterday
H. A: Logan transacted business in
Rochester yesterday.
H. B. Allen transacted business at
Donaldson yesterday.
The child of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Epson is quite sick.
w. E. Leonard is ~transacting bust
ness In South Bepl.
Miss Madge Rhodes is visiting
friends at Walkerton.
Miss Tina Durham arrived from
Chicago yesterday morning.
The mercury has fallen below zero
nineteen times this winter.
Supt. M. p. Denison of the L. e. &
w. was in the city yesterday.
Miss L. E. Clough is purchasing
new spring goods in Ft. Wayne.
Virgil Burton and family are visit
ing relatives in North Manchester.
Mrs. c. T. Allen will make her fu-
ture home with her IONS in Chicago.
Miss Minnie Clark is visiting friends
10 South Bend and neighboring cities.
Marcus Hanna was 66 years, 4
months and 81 days old at the time Of
his death.
Barney Rider says DR.. Smith ex-
tracted Is teeth for him without any
pain whatever.
State Statistican johnson has it fig
ured out that Indiana hens laid 50,-
297, 143 dozen eggs last year.
Miss Gertrude Peterson who has
been sick for the past week returned
to her school at North Judson.
Mrs. Mary Drieblebiss and grand
daughter are Wis sitting relatives in
South Bend.
Mrs. George Hirtzlman and son who
have been visiting in this city have
gone to Etna Green.
Mrs. Virma Winchell of Marion.
who has been visiting relatives in this
city has returned home.
Jas. Shetland of Bremen was in the
city yesterday, and renewed his SUBJ
scription for the Tribune.
Mrs, Sarah Foster of Tiosa, who
has been listing relatives in this city
has returned to her home.
ChaS. A. Wills, of the Fl. j. Heinz
Co. transacted business in Bourbon
and other towns in this county today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Parks who have
been visiting relatives in this city re-
turned to their home in South Bend
yesterday.
DR.. Smith, who so successfully ex-
tracts teeth without pain, will be at
the Ross House Monday and Tuesday
FEB. % and %.
One advantages Of depending upon
the Missouri mule in war is that no
disguised Jap would dare to get near
enough to blow him up with dynamite.
Superintendent Calvin Moon, of the
South Bend schools, seemed at the
point OF death Monday from an attack
of diphtheria. He wa reported better
Tuesday.
The case of Clarence d. Swinehart
v. S. the Oliver Mining Co. that was
tried in the Marshall county court on
a change Of venue from St. Joseph
county has been appealed to the SUI
preme court.
If the appointment Law of 1908 is
declared unconstitutional it will not
affect Marshall county. There has
been no change in our senatorial or
legislative district since 1897.
The funeral of Miss Fay Durham
will take place at her late hvme on
Thayer street at 2:30 Thursday after
noon. Rev. Howard will officiate, in
terment in the Oak Hill cemetery.
The father of Marcus A. Hanna was
= Virginian, his mother a product of
Vermont. That was a combination
certain to produce sturdiness. energy,
determination, and fixidity of purpose.
The masquerade ball given by the
Modern SamaratinS in Albert's hall
Tuesday evening was well attended
About thirtv-ive couples attired in
comical costumes enjoyed the occasion:
Matthias Rose, aged IS years, has
brought a suit for divorce from his
wife Mary, because she forced him in
to a cistern holding several barrels of
water, fastened the top down and kept
him there several hours.
Prince Louis Napoleon is reported
to naye been put in command of Rus
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