The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-02-25
3 C. NEWS &

Samuel IeldnO OF TT. wayne was
in the city Thursday.
Miss Iva White is suffering with an
attack of lagrippe.
Ed. E. Anderson, residing near
Bremen, died Feb. II.
Mrs. w. NJ. Baker is visiting her
parents at Walkerton.
George W. Shrider is suffering with
an attack of pneumonia.
Miss Bertha Stockgen went to South
Bend Thursday TO visit relatives.
Mrs. Lou Altman is visiting hel
parents in Columbia City.
Benjamin c.. Person has hled suit
against Cyrus Glass etal to quit ii lie.
Mrs. Bell Jordan and daughter have
moved from Bourbon to South Bend
Mrs. Yost of Mishawaka, is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
J. Eich.
Mrs. George Dresser, of Warsaw, is
the guest of Mrs. Irwin Appleman of
this city.
John F. Langenbaugh fell on an icy
walk last Thursday and sprained his
arm badly.
Harrison Riddle was called to In
wood last Thursday by the sickness of
his brother.
A marriage license was issued to
Dennis L Slayton age 40, and Mary
E. Cooper. "a.
l.. j. Hess attended the Retail
Hardware Dealers Association at H.
dianapolis Thursday.
Mrs. Jason Kenny of Portland. Jay
county, brought a girl to the Bright
side home Thursday.
Mrs. ii. J. Eisendrath of Chicago is
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
altman 10 his city.
Abraham Neidig of Bourbon town.
ship is dead after a long illness caused
by a disordered liver.
This would be a much better world
than it is if the Frost King would
keep Lent and retire.
Mrs. Catherine Trowbridge who has
been visiting friends in South Bend
returned home Thursday.
Bourbon is making an effort to get
DIR. Gutscher to remove his sanitarium
from LarwiIl to Bourbon.
VIM Klingerman and family of Ko-
komo, who have been visiting in this
city have returned to their home.
Ernest Shrider who has been sick
for several days was able TO resume bis
position on Train d Thursday.
Robert Hickman the thirteen-year
old son of Adam Hickman of Bourbon
township, died of pneumonia Feb. 16.
Mrs. Samuel Miller, of Mishawaka,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. James Cook has returned home.
Mrs. Leopold Lauer entertained a
number of her friends at her home on
Center street. in honor of Mrs. Speyer
of Lexington.
The Argos hotel has changed hands.
A. j. Bowel having sold the fixtures
and business to his brother-in-law,
John Hubbard.
A little girl was killed by her sorrow
for s'Little Eva" while witnessing a
performance of "Uncle Toms Cabin
at Port Huron, Mich.
Frank Wiltfong has taken charge of
the VIM. Sherland farm in North
township and will move his family
there from Kankakee, Ill.
Thomas B. Lee, trustee of Bourbon
township, was y years old on Valen-
tines day. He is a wonderfully well
preserved man Of that age.
Cold weather may be heaIthful, as
the advocates of old -fashioned winters
claim, but the death list doesn't make
a very good witness for them.
A man so years old has just been
admitted to the bar in Nebraska.
With fair luck he hopes in time to be
able to build up a good practice.
Mrs. John Brittenham was taken to
st. Joseph's hospital at Ft. Wayne
today where Drs. Stemen ane McBeth
will operate on her for ticdoleraux.
Levi Holloway, an old pioneer Of
Tippecanoe township, died at Bangor,
Mich, recently, aged 81 years. He
had resided in Michigan several years
John w. Barr. for several years city
marshal OF Argos, died of peritonitls
at La Junta, Colorado, Feb Is. He
moved to Colorado about five yssr,
ago.
Gen. Joe Wheeler, who has haf
some war experience himself, believe.
that the Japs will just e~verlastingly