The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-03-29

John E. Johnson of Walkerton,
spent Friday in Plymouth.
August Walden and family have
moved from this city t Chicago.
R. c. O'Blenis of Argos, transacted
legal business in Plymouth Friday.
Miss Bessie Burns is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Inbody, in West township.
Mrs. w. H. Love and Mrs. w. H.
Matthew, visited Mrs. DR.. Rea at Gull
yer Friday.
Mrs. Wayne Jordan Of Bourbon,
has been visiting her daughtes, Mrs.
Castleman.
VIII Strunk and wife went to Chi
cage Thursday morning for a visit of
a few days.
The ladies of the Christian church
are getting ready for their big apron
sale April Is.
George Wiser of Elkhart. accom-
panied the remains of his father from
South Bend to this city.
Earnst Griewauk returned to his
home in Hanna after visiting his
brother, Mr. L. d. Griewauk.
Mrs. Warner has returned to her
home in Tiosa, after a visit with her
sister, Mrs. Jennie Stephenson.
Arthur Wiser, with his wife, came
down from Mishawaka to attend the
funeral of his father, David Wiser.
Miss Pearl Holem stepped on the
point of a nail Wednesday and will
not be able to work for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Griewauk left
Thursday for a visit of ten days with
Mrs. Griewauk's parents at Michigan
City.
Mrs. Lee Kendall has returned 20
her home in Chicago after a visit of
several days with relatives in Ply
mouth.
Mrs. M. c. Pogue was called to
East Chicago Friday, by a telegram
announcing the serious illness of her
daughter.
Mrs. w. G. Phillips has returned
to her home at Bourbon after a visit
in this city with her daughter, Mrs.
Ed Grant.
Harley Sheare-, son of Elias Shear
err, residing east of this city, has gone
to Belvidere, ILL.,, to work on a farm
near that city.
Miss Ada Beyler, who has been
stopping with Mrs. Jerry Blain, has
gone to St. Louis to make her home
with her father.
Miss Katherine O'Brien of Boone,
Iowa, is here caring for her grand
mother, who is sick at her home on
west South street.
Tie Bourbon Advance says the
roads Leading to that place seem al
most bostomless. They nave not been
so bad before for many years.
Spring has come if we are TO &C
cept the calendar as infallible; but for
various reasons we have ceased &c
have implicit confidence in calendars
Miss Clara Ness who has been 'ris-
iting her uncle, Jacob Ness in tais
city, went to Chicago to visit before
returning to her home at Columbia
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Griewauk re
turned to their home in Grand Rapids
Mich, after visiting the former:
brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs L
Criewauk-
The Bourbon Advance wants thu
Democrats to nominate Hon. Samue
Parker for congress. But Mr.. Parker
I've understand, does not want thu
nomination.
Out in Colorado a man who claims
to be 1os years old is going to MARI,
a lady % years of age She must b.
one of those women who like to gath
err up md exhibit family relics.
A London doctor declares that TIL
night air is free from microbes AM
beneficial to those who breathe if. Per
haps he is in the habit of staying on
late and has used up all the other ex
cuses.
A crowd Of young people took ad
vantage of the sleighing Tuesda,
night and drove owe to Plymouth
They probably had a jolly time 70
they didn't get home until morning
Bourbon Advance.
Mrs. Christian Seider has re urne'
home after spending several days a
Mexico, Ind, assisting i'll caring fo
her ~son-in-law, John +. Applemar
Mr.. Appleman has been very sick bu
is nov improving slowly.
The wheat is said to be in excellen
condition, and the prospects for
good crop the. coming season are en-
couraging at the present time. 4
larger acreage was put out in this vi
entity this year than last.
TIE home of Samuel Green nea
Culver, was destroyed by fire las
weet with practically all of its con
tents. Mr.. Green had one of his leg
broken a few months ago, and he ha
no insurance on his property. He is
poor man and tie fire seems to be a
illustration of the old adage that mis-
fortune never comes singly.
The Bremen Enquirer says Mrs. w
E. Walters is expected home fror
Arizona in a few days. Her sistel
Miss Carrie Boss, has almost
ed her health, but will spend a mont
or two in Kansas at the home of he
brother, DR.. Boss, before returnin
home