The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-02-24


daughter at South Bend.
Levi Putebaugh OF Argos was
in the. city on business Thursday.
Jesse Altman is to be married TO
Chicago girl on Feb uary 22nd.
w. \. Crantz OF Teegarden,
transacted business in Plymouth
Thursday.
Mrs. c. ]. Eich and daughter
Bertha spent Thursday at South
Bend.
Frank Thompson OF Tyner
was in the city on business We'd
nes'Jbay afternoon.
Park Shearer has gone to Col
umbia City on business trip
for several days.
Mrs. Mary Taylor has gone
to Donaldson to spend a few
days with friends.
B. Fulkerson went to Lapaz
to visit with his sfather John
Bechtol for a few days.
c. ID. Snoeberger and George
Emenacker transacted business
at South Bend Thursday.
Sigmund Mayer and Will c.
Hendricks attended the corn
show at Bourbon Thursday.
Miss Edith Kyle OF Walkerton
is here for a visit of several
DAYS with Mrs. Loretta Dill.
Mrs. l.. ID. Watson and chill
dren went to Etna Green Thurs
day morning for a visit OF a few
days.
Mrs. Arthur Meredith OF
Bourbon went to South Bend
Thursday. for a visit OF few
lays.
Mrs. Frel Heddin OF Fulton.
Ind. Is visiting Mrs. George +.
Cole and her mother Mrs. Helen
VIENNA. ~ ;.
Henry Il. Hall has moved into
his new residence Just east OF
the corner OF Washington and
Michigan streets. -
Mrs Henry Ross and Mrs.
Peter Kinsely OF Bourbon chang
ed care here Thursday on their
way to Logansport.
Mrs Addie Nash on Polk town
ship and w. T'hurston Selfridge
have been adjr1lged insane and
will betaken TO Longcliff.
There are 600 cases OF typhoid
fever at Minneapolis. Mimi, be-
lieved to be caused by impurity
of the city's water supply.
James Shafer of Jefferson.
Texas a former resident of Tip
pecanoe was in Plymouth Thurs
day morning and went from here
to Argos.
The Farmers Institute at Gull
yer last week had a very large at
tendance and many OF those pres
ent had not attended, former IN
stitutes.
/ There are many cases. OF. scar
t1et fever IN South ..,5Bend aud
there has sheen an epidemic OF the
disease in the Amish neighbor-
hood, northeast OF Bremen.
Jim Miller has an article in the
Argos Reflector. "Metsker in the
irving pan" 1t is written in
| inns direct style and the little
editor will find it hard to ans
wer.
Louis Shafer Of Argos. has
purchased a very heavy Stude-
baker wagon and harness OF c.
Firestone to use in hauling heavy
lumber and logs at his Argos
mill.
/ EVERYBODY knows that Nets
ker has edited both the Chrpni-
Gle and the Democrat. but the
type for both papers has not
been set in the Denocra! Office
until this week
Mrs. 6. Whitzel has returned
TO her home at Argos after Wis
it of a Jew days at the home
OF her son-in-law. Emory Nc
Griff, who recently moved to a
farm east OF this city.
Jackson Hanover and wife OF
Glendora. John Hanover and
wife of Buchanan. Henry Han
over and Mrs NJ. J. Morley OF
GaIien. Mich. and Union Han
over Of California. arrived Thurs
day forenoon for visit at the
home OF Eli Silvitis.
The s. s. Convention has an
adled feature OF interest in the
display of Hand Work" a col
lection OF maps, notices, en-
blenns. and lessen illustrations is
arranged in the L. b. church par
lor and will be well worth "a
careful examination.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tascher came
down from Plymouth Saturday
to pay a visit to Jacob Martin
and wife and Mrs. Barbara Huff
Mrs. Tascher has shipped her
goods to San Diego. Cal, and
will leave for there soon to take
up her residence with her two
daughters Josephine and Rose