The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-21

II. y. kl0epfer transacted business
in Chicago thursday.
John Watkins and family have
moved to Donaldson.
Mrs. Strumbeck of GrOvertown, was
a Plymouth visitor Tuesday.
Otto Schultz. of Laporte. transacted
business in Plymouth Tuesday.
Mrs. Ehrenfeldt has gone to Grover
town for visit of a week.
w. E. Bailey has returned from a
visit of several days in Chicago.
Jacob Holem has gone to North
Dakota for visit of few weeks.
Mrs. John S. Baxter, of Mishawaka,
is visiting in Plymouth this week.
Ray Tanner of Schenectady, N. Y.
was called home by the death of his
mother.
Mrs. Adam Baugher, of South Bend,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Suit.
Mrs. Alexander Young arrived from
Chicago Monday for a vifit of week
in Plymouth.
There have been nine deaths from
scarlet fever in Goshen during the
past ten days,
Mrs. S. P. Hendricks left for Ke-
nosha. Wis, Tuesday to make that
place her home.
Mrs. F. L. VanTilbury and three
children, of Coesse, Ind, are visiting
Mrs. w. G. Van Tilbury in this city.
A. r. Zimmerman, editor of the
Advance and A. w. Jones, the railroad
man were here from Bourbon Tues
day.
FOR SALE-6 room house and 8
city lots located on best streets in
city. Big bargains if taken soon. p.
0. Box, 104. 26t4 l60tl
We have heard this spoken of as an
old fashion winter but it seems that
six months Of freezing weather is
something new.
Garrett NJ. Wilson, of South Bend,
stopped here Tuesday on his way to
Kokomo. and visited few hours with
his brother, j. N. Wilson.
Miss Bessie Mcdonald, who has been
teaching IN Green township the past
winter, has gone to Argos for visit
of several days.
Mrs. Henry Hamrlck and daughter,
leila, left for Oklahoma Tuesday
where Mr.. Hamrick has been for a
year end has home ready for them
Paris has decided that women s hats
must be either very large or very small
according to the features of the wear
er. Don't forget to get lid to fit your
mug, girls.
An automobile large enough to car
ry ten persons, passed through Ply
mouth Monday and went south. 1t
came from Chicago and the propelling
power was gasoline.
There is no reason why every repub-
lican candidate for councilman should
not be elected. The voters of Plym-
outh could not do better than make
their election unanimous.
Plans are completed for President
Roosevelt to open the St. Louis exposi-
tion by pressing key at the White
House by which the machinery at the
fair will be put in motion.
1t has been ascertained that twenty
five of the present members of the
United States senate have passed the
age of 70, and yet not one Of the uum-
Der is decrepit or shows loss of mental
vigor.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Edgerton of
Grass Creek, visited at the home of
Loyal Burch in this city few days
and left for North Dakota Tuesday
where they expect to spend the sum-
mer.
Rev. j. w. Brown. who has been
preaching at Wabash for the past four
years, came to Plymouth Monday to
look after his business Interests in this
county and visit few days with old
friends.
The H. Jensen Company, of Bremen
Ind, manufacturers Of gloves, were
Saturday adjudged Involuntary bank
rupts by Judge Anderson at Indianap-
oils. Tide company has been ordered
| to file schedule Of assets and liabiIi-
ties with Referee f. e. Lambert at
ap early date. =