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

Mrs. Ill Miller or Iyner, is visit
ing at Fort Wayne.
Lawrence E. Carvey is improving
after a severe illness.
Mrs. S. f. Benedict is sick at he
home in south Plymouth.
Mrs. Oliver Clabaugh of Lapaz
was a Plymouth visitor Wednesday
DR.. Neville of Teegarden has gone
to North Dakota to see how tina
country looks.
DIR. Eley and Keim K. Brooke, who
have been very seriously i'll, are i'm
proving slowly.
A. r. Clizbe has bought the resi-
dence of Hon. Samuel Parker OF
Michigan street.
President Roosevelt has sen a let
ter to Congress urging the protection
of Niagara Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Miller hav,
returned to South Bend after a visi
with relatives here.
Willard Field has returned to Chi
cago after a visit of a few days will
his parents in this city.
Mrs. Lydia Kleindenst has returned
to Winona, after a visit in this cit,
with Mrs. /. N. Shrider.
The coal strike is postponed for
few days at least, and an agreement
will probably be reached.
James Bachman has gone to Mich
igan for a visit at Niles, Kalamazoo
Lawton and other points.
Grain markets ar dull and there il
a decline of prices, but meats anc
other provisions are higher.
James A. Swanger of Bourbon
township, has returned from a visit
with relatives at Mishawaka.
4 fine display of hats at Dial's
Opening days Friday and Saturday
March 30th and 31st. Come, d1w1
Hon. Frank E. Herring and wife o.
South Bend, were in Plymouth Wed.
nesday, on their way to Indianapolis
MIR. Charles A. Summers, a denta
surgeon of Illinois, and Miss Bessie
Schearer of this city were married
Saturday.
Mrs. Galentine and son of Bourbon
have bought the Yaiser stock o.
goods in Tippecanoe, and will "keel
store" there.
Circuit Court adjourned last Satur
day. The only business done afteI
the last issue of our weekly was thu
granting of divorces.
DR.. Smith has moved from thu
Simons property, south of the Blair
bridge to the Soice residence OF
South Michigan street.
Mrs. F. z. Butcher was called t.
Kalamazoo, Michigan by the death o
her mother, Mrs. Ida Waggoner
which occurred Tuesday.
Mrs. Owen Disher and daughter
Iva, who have been spending tn
winter at Fernandina, Florida, ar
expected home Thursday.
Tonight Rev. w. S. Howard vii
preach a practical sermon on 9TH
Denial of Christ" and will discuss tn
topic "The Church Apostolic.
George and Arthur Wiser who wer
/ called here from Elkhart and Misha
waka by the death of their father
have returned to their homes.
Miss Mary Chase who spent tn
winter in this city with the family Q
her brother, r. A. Chase, has return
ed to her home at Hillsdale, Mich.
Sigmund Mayer, the we'll know
fur buyer, has been very busy thi
winter and has visited every town an
! hamlet within a radius of forty miles
Justin Myers of Polk township,
p pairing to move to Plymouth. H
is 4 postal clerk on the b. & O. BIZ
has been transferred to the Pittsbur
& Chicago.
DR.. Deeds and DR.. Bnrkett are a
tending the National Dental Conver
ton in Chicago, which is said to b
the largest convention of dentist
ever before held in the world.
Mr.. Heinrich, the great restaurar
man of Chicago, is in plymouth al
sisting in settling the Bollinger e
tate. The Bollinger boys have bougf
the home farm near Donaldson.
The preservation of Sunday as
day of rest and worship is as nece'
sary to the higher life of the natio
as the setting aside of the other day
OF the week for labor is to our mate
ial prosperity.
Mrs. Henrietta Inks and son, Wa
ter, have arrived from Oklahoma ar
will probably remain here permanen
ly. They have proved up and pa
for their claim in Oklahoma and 4
not have to live there any longer.
Ronald Thomson of the St. Charl,
Banner-Times, who has been visitin
his mother and other relatives ar
friends here, returned to st. Charlie
Missouri Thursday. He and Pro
: Chase are giving that city an exec
lent paper.
i The meeting of the business me
Friday evening vas not very large
, attended but a proposition to sta