The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-02-11
John Profit spent Friday in South

ly visit in this city.
Samuel Schlosser transacted bust.
mess at Culver Friday.
Chas Sarber. of Argus. transacted
business 10 this city Friday.
Fred Thomas. of Ft. Wayne. visit
ed friends In this city Friday evening.
Miss Lena Badgley of Culver retur-
ned home Friday after visiting in this
city.
Mrs. E. A. Fink and Miss Styles. of
Tyner. we're shopping in the city Fri
day.
Miss Tina and Mrs. E. n. Dun
ham went to Goshen Friday to visit
friends.
Miss Charity Shaw returned to her
home in South Bend Friday after visi-
ting in this city.
Mrs. DR.. Parker, of Ora. Ind, re-
turned home Friday after visiting rela-
tlves in this city.
Very Rev. L. A. Meonch Of Misha.
waka, visited with Father Yenn in
this city Friday evening.
1t is only the wealthy who are en-
abled to hesitate between a pound of
radium or a dozen of eggs
Mrs. B. w. Waite, who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. Randall,
in this city, returned home Friday.
MI. and Mrs. ". Flory and daugh
ter who have been visiting relatives
in this city returned home Friday.
Miss Bertha BeagleS went to Tyner
Friday to attend the Pupils Township
association which was held Saturday
j. F. Trowbridge went to Tyner Fri
day to attend the funeral of his sister
Mrs. Tyncr VIC will be buried Satur-
day.
The entrance at the post office is
very annoying to patrons. 1t seems
as though it could be improved in
some way.
1t might be remembered, inciden-
tally, that the thermometer also is
leading a somewhat strenuous life
these days.
A car load of Missouri mules is en-
route for Port Arthur. Evidently the
Russians intend to make a stubborn
resistance.
Mrs. John Burns and Mrs. Chas.
Balkins returned to their home in Laf-
ayette Friday, after visiting relatives
in this city.
Mrs. A. Pare, of Donaldson, who
has been visiting in South Bend,
passed through this city on her way
home Friday.
j.. w. Geer, w. E. Burk and r. X.
Rochester, officials of the Vandalia
railroad of Logansport were in the
city on business Friday.
Miss Erma Sawyer of South Bend,
who has been visiting her grand-par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G.. Smith OF
this city, returned home Friday.
Marriage licenses were issued Clyde
A. Stockberger. age % and Eva E.
Fawley, age II; Warren o. Ruff age
% and Stella Pippinger, age II.
From the fact that canvas shows
a remarkably small number of Bibles
in the state, it is evident New Jersey
doesn't put trust in the Scripturer.
G.. Wolf Of Donaldson, has secured 9
position with the FIT. Wayne Trac
too Co. He passed through this city
on his way home for his deposit mon
ey.
A man dropped dead the other dal
in a Chicago restaurant because ht
ate so much. A man does take hi
life in his hands when he eats in
Chicago restaurant.
There is a prospect that this gener
alton and another will have passed
away before a jury for the trial Of th'
four car bandits is secured. 1t i
four weeks now since the effort to ge'
a jury was made and only nine mer
have thus far. been chosen.
Early spring is voiced by thos'
whose faith is nat in the wood chuck
but in the moon being dominated BY
location Of Easter which occurs OF
first Sunday after first full moor
after the first vernal Equinox. Eas
ter IS very early this year.
A Massachusetts, schaol ma'am LA
by getting married given up a chanc'
to inherit q fortune. She probabl,
thought there might be other for
tunes to inherit, but as for othe
chances to get married-well. she wa:
a Massachusetts, school ma 'am.
Willis Logan has just returned from
North Judson and Cedar Lake wher'
he has hcen conducting a series n