The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-05-12
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town Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Miller has returned from
a visit at Warsaw.
| Mrs. Fred Bell of Inwood, was a
visitor Plymouth Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon w. Zehner
spent Saturday at Argos.
Hon. Charles Kellison transacted
business in Rochester Saturday.
The week ending May I, can be re-
corded as ideal May weather.
Mrs. Elmer Wedding went to At
wood Saturday for a visit Of a week.
Rev. DR.. Beck, of South Bend,
preached at the NJ. E. church Sunday
A Becker and wife went to Mobiles
vile to spend Sunday with their sons.
Mrs. Mccormick has returned to
GrovertOwn after visit In this city.
Mrs. S. w. Douglas, of Evansville,
brought three children to Brightside
Friday
Mrs. Thorpe of Twin Lakes changed
cars here Saturday on her way to
Hamlet.
Mr.. Singer came up from Warsaw
Saturday to visit over Sunday in
Plymouth.
John BrumhOur. a veteran OF the
civil war died at Bourbon Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Theodore Schwear of McCool
visited Mrs. George Hendricks in
this city.
There were heavy showers at War
saw, Rochester and other places in this
vicinity Friday.
Miss Ola Boyce has returned to her
home at Argos after visit with her
sister in this city.
Jacob Klingerman, Of Tyner, IS Wis.,
Iting his brothers and sister In South
Bend and Mishawaka.
The remains of Eugene Sullivan
were brought here from Warsaw for
interment Saturday morning.
Engineer Fitzgerald of the Pennsvl.
vania spent few hours in Plymouth
Saturday. He has many friends here.
The uninstructed delegate to ST.
Louis will be in position TO work the
candidates for free tickets to the fair.
William Coar OF Tippecanoe and
James BigRs Of Bourbon township,
transacted business in Plymouth Sat-
urday.
A prominent Texas democratic can
didate is named Onion. They think
down there that he will add strength
to any ticket.
Mrs. Charles Mackay and children
came down from Valparaiso Friday
evening to visit over Sunday with
Mrs. Mackey'S mother, Mrs. Ritchle.
The Beiger will case has been finally
settled The lawyers got big fee
out of it, but not SO much as if it had
been kept 10 court few years longer.
Mrs George II. Baylor, Mrs. Kate
Miller of this city, and Mrs. e. Rink
enberg, residing southwest of town
went to Bourbon to visit over Sunday.
Mrs. SNYDER and son have returned
to Fort Wayne after visit of few
days in this city with Mrs. Snyder's
sister, Mrs. j. E. HaneS and family.
Mrs. Elizabeth Seller died at Bre-
men, Thursday. She had been an in.
valid several years. Funeral at the
family residence at 1890 a. m. Sun.
day.
A very large acreage of potatoes
has been planted in this county this
spring. Farmers are beginning to
learn that few crops pay better. than
potatoes.
Charles Bechtel and wife of Bremen
expect to drive from Bremen to Texas
in a light wagon, and will start about
May 20. They will make the trip for
their health.
Mrs. C. o. Yarrick has been at the
bedside of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Vandorstan in Argos for sew
eral days. They are old and both are
critically Ill.
AL. w. Vandorsten came down from
Chicago Saturday to visit his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. vandorsten,
who are both seriously i'll at their
home in Argos.
Misnawaka with her present esti-
mated population of 10000 people
shows greater rafho of growth in the
past years than any other city in
Northern Indiana.
A Norwegian chemist has discov-
cred new and cheap process for
making alcohol from sawdust. After
this 1t may be easier to induce tramps