The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1901-12-19

himself with the Plymouth Novelty
company.
Mrs. Maggie Monroe went to Argos
Tuesday.
Miss Lora Palmer has returned from
Pierceton.
DR.. and Mrs. Aspinall were in Chi
cago Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed Baxter went to Tyner Tues
day morning.
Dallas Finney and Cecil Oyler went
to Argos Tuesday.
Mrs. Will Coat went TO South Bend
on visit Tuesday.
Miss Emma Gallagher will be home
TO spend Christmas.
George Barlow has gone to Argos
for few days visit.
Mrs. Bell Jordan was here from
Bourbon this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Omar went to
Tyner to visit relatives.
Miss Lille Glass has gone to South
Bend for few days visit.
Herbert Bachman has diphtherla
but is getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hostetler went to
Tyner after visiting with Joel Miller.
Mrs. L. H. Corpe has returned to
Culver after visiting Mrs. Sam Miller.
Mrs. Catherine Porter has returned
to Culver after visiting her son, Oscar
r. Porter.
Miss Bessie Altman, who is visiting
in Chicago, has had the misfortune
to fall ill.,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lackey, of New
Carlisle, formerly of this city, have a
nine pound boy.
Miss Jeanette Becker returned from
Chicago Monday evening and will leave
Friday for Noblesville.
Joe Bergman and wife went to
Peru Tuesday after visiting Con-
rad Bergman and family.
George Cannon slipped on the icy
sidewalk at the Corbin corner Mon
day evening and fractured his kneecap.
Mr.. Hite was taken sick while teach
ing in his room at Washington school
Monday and was compelled to go
home
The -e-year-old son of James Bach
man died Monday night of diptheria
and was buried Tuesday morning at ten
O'Clock at the Stringer cemetery.
An echo of the cold wave is due here
tonight and the temperature is ex-
pected to fall below zero and remain
there until Thursday at least.
4 n idlSC HuiuoCi VI lOSul Il tEidno
went to Walkerton today to attend
the district meeting of Knights Of
Pythias In the afternoon and evening.
The local thermometers have varied
greatly in telling the tale of the low
est temperature reached Sunday. The
reports run all the way from II to II
degrees below zero.
A small blaze occurred in one of the
cloak rooms at Washington school Mon
day morning but was extinguished
promptly with little damage and with
out alarming the pupils.
James 0. Parks, who is in the en-
|ploy of Carson, Pirie Scott & Co., Chi
cago, has been promoted to the PEST
tion of salesman on main floor in the
muller and silk handkerchief depart
ment.
! The special attention of our readers
is called to TIE line of holiday goods
at the Peoples Drug Store. You will
find there complete selection and
prices the lowest. Call in and see
our holiday displays. It'll
The highest price reached by hogs
in the Chicago market during 1000
was 1886, the third week in April;
the top of the market in 1901 was
s7.37 J, the last week in September.
One year ago s4.60 was the figure for
average Indiana hogs in Chicago; to-
day they bring $685..
7 Dom forget to attend the Great
Poultry Show to be held Dec. "a to
70, 1901 in corner room of Hoham
Block, corner Laporte s. Center
streets. Admission 10 cents. Season
tickets rs cents. If you have any
good birds bring them along. Entries
close at noon Dec. 24th without fail.