The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-01-30
LOCAL NEWS

E. II. Durham spent Sunday at
South Bend.
Mrs. j. S. Stout went to Larwell
Monday.
Mrs. Charles P Drummond is in Chi
cago for a few DAYS.
Mrs. L. r. Ocker went to South
Bend for few days.
The Piano Sale at the Ross Hotel
will close Saturday.
Drs. A. C. and G. II. Holtzendorff
were at Argos Monday.
c. S. Cleveland transacted business
at South Bend Monday.
''Forex" is Fox's trake mark on the
best Cracl er ever baked.
Come and hear the Apollo Piano
PLAYER at the Ross Hotel.
Mrs. Alice Priddy has gone to DON
alison for an extended visit.
L. III. Vanscoik spent Sunday at
North Liberty with his parents.
Theodore Cressner was a morning
passenger to South Bend Monday.
Miss Emma Koontz has gone to
South Bend for few days visit
Mrs. Jane Hentz living on West La
porte street is sick with diphtnerja.
Drs. Knott, Ely and Borton vent
to Argos Monday as witnesses in law
suit.
Best ingredients combined with
highest Cracker baking skill is what
makes Fox's ..Forex" the best.
The Ladies Aid Society gave Pc
dro party Tuesday evening at st. JOS
eph's Hall.
Miss Olive English has gone toSouth
Bend for few weeks visit with rel
atives.
A marriage license has been issued
to Charles A. Ritchey and Nettie VI
Beylef
Mrs. Wallace, of Tyner, after visit
ing the family of W. B. Kyle. return
ed home Monday.
Rev. Hartman has gone to Three
Rivers, Michigan, to visit his brother
for lew days.
Mr.. Charles Caudle and wife, Of
South Bend, after visiting here have
gone to Walkerton.
Mrs.J. T. Appleman has gone to
Hammond called by the sickness of
her sister. Mrs. Bertha Sour.
John Langdon, of Elkhart, after
visiting his brother, Henry Langdon,
returned home Monday morning
The business man who ceases to adj
vertise when business is dull is ignor-
ant both of advertising and economy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Fisher, of Mish-
awake, after visiting Mrs. Elizabeth
Fisher. returned to their home Mon
day.
Henry Yost, of Mishawaka, after
spending Sunday with Miss Dollie
Eich. returned to his home Monday
morning.
Alpha Bergman. who has been visit.
ing his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad Bergman, has returned to
Peru.
No need Of being deceived. Fox's
"Forex" Crackers are original in
shape. No other Crackers look like
them-they have that fresh wheaty
flavor.
Mrs. Florence Vantlice and daugh-
ter Gladys, of Logansport, after visit
ing friends in this city have gone to
South Bend.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ.
E. church met with Mrs. C. S.
Cleavelan1 Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. J. VI. Sherwood, of Bourbon,
who has been visiting Mrs. John
Bowel and Mrs. Frank Lamson, re-
turned home Monday morning.
The Lady Maccabees of Maxim.
kuckee hive will attend calico hop in
this city Feb. 14th, given by the
ladies of the Plymouth Hive
Mr.. V. A. Candy was home yester.
day from Kalamazoo, Mich, where he
is experimenting the erection of a
mammoth cold storage building tol
Swindell Bros.
The Maxinkuckee post Office will bt
discontinued the first of Fe y.uary.
Postmaster Henry Speyers of Culver
has been ordered to take charge of the
paraphernalia of the Office and close VI
its affairs.
VII. Hoham, former night clerk al
the TT. Wayne police station, and la.
ter brakeman or the Nickel Plate
road, has purchased grocery in Neb-
raska, and will give the business bis