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

to Chicago.
Rev. Father Yenn visited in South
Bend Tuesday.
Chas. Kellison transacted bushes.
in Chicago Tuesday.
o. F. Ridgway transacted bushes.
at Teegarden Tuesday.
Writ Wunderlich made a bushes!
trip to Inwood Tuesday.
Jonh W. Wiltfong returned from
Chicago Tuesday evening.
J Mrs. Paul Butcher spent Tuesday
with friends at Donaldson.
DR.. G. A. H~Oltzendorf transacted
business in Bourbon Tuesday.
G. W. Hartmeyer and family left
for Chicago Tuesday morning.
Miss Florence Trump is the guest
of relatives in South Bend.
Joseph Mulson of Bourbon, was in
the city on business Tuesday.
Annie Thomas of Bourbon transact.
ed business in this city Tuesday.
G. A. Wills transacted business al
Lakeville and North Liberty Tuesday,
William Ridinger has moved bis
family from this city to Kalamazoo.
Arthur and Bessie Hamrick left
Tuesday morning for Woodward Okl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burus Brockus are
visiting relatives and friends at Argos
]. n. Campbell and R. Chart, OF
Tyner were in town on business Tues
day.
Miss Daisy Apple has gone to Mish.
awake where she will remain for some
time.
Tuesday was the first day for filing
of mortgage exemptions and April sc
is the last.
Harry Humrichouser of Chicago,
expects to move to this city about the
last of this month.
Frank Shinabarger who has been
visiting his parents in Valparaiso, has
returned to this city.
Justice w. F. Young assessed a fine
of s42 against the Vandalia house
Tuesday, which was paid.
Mrs.O. A. and Mrs. Martha Seymour
and Miss Catherine Martin are visit
ing friends in Mishawaka.
Mrs. Carrie Hartman has installed
a new candy case in her lunch room
at the Pennsylvania station.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Betz of Hamil-
ton. who have been visiting in this
city returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Louisa t. Barnes was called
to South Bend by the sickness of her
mother, Mrs. G. S. Stephenson.
Henry Humrichouser, who has been
visiting his son Harry in Chicago, re-
turned to this city Tuesday evening.
There are special revival services at
the Methodist church every evening
this week. Rev. r. G.. Epson has
charge Of the singing.
The Russell Co. have filed suit in
Marshall county circuit court against
Mary Fletcher, ct al on note, attach
ment and punishment.
George Shrider who has been con-
fined do his home for the past two
weeks with pneumonia has recovered
and reported for work Wednesday
morning.
The masters of st. Paul's School,
London, are talking of abolishing the
Saturday holiday. That may work in
England, but it would cause civil war
In this country.
Mrs. Frank. CLANCY and mother.
Mrs, A. n. McCormican of Sonth
Bend, who has been visiting her for
the past few days, are the guests Of
friends at Argos.
Russian soldiers receive their board
and clothing and four dollars a year
for their services. This looks like
small pay but they do not seem to be
earning much in the wal with Japan.
The advertising columns show that
the science of undertaking and en-
balming is now taught by mail. That
should about complete the cou Sc
unless shoveling coal and playing on
the harp belong to the curriculum.
Miss Hattie Kelly who came down
from Chicago to visit her father WASH
ington Kelley, who is suffering from
an attack of shingles at his home near
Cher, spent Sunday and Monday in
Plymouth. returning to ODER Tuesday.
Frank Bardsley who has been en-
ployed in the Pennsylvania railroad
shops at Fit. Wayne for 1.-THE past few
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