The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-11

MIS. MARY SuciWoOu 10 'ioioihS a.
Argos.
John Knapp went to Elkhart to Wis
it over Sunday.
The delinquent tax list is smaller
this year than usual.
Mrs. William Mccormick went Il
Inwood to visit owe Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Singer went
to Fort Wayne to spend Sunday.
H. A. Bremen and daughter, Bessie
went to Chicago to spend Sunday.
Mrs. Laertes Confer, of Goshen, Wis
tied her mother in this city Friday.
There was a big snow and WING
storm in eastern Pennsylvania Friday,
Eugene WEIGH came dowo from Chi.
cago to spend Sunday with his family,
Recollect the band concert at the
opera house Friday evening Dec. 10.
Nelson Rodgers. of Niles, Michigan,
made a business trip to this city to-
day.
j. w. Kern, Of Millersbury, was
Plymouth visitor Friday and Friday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs.!Eli Silvius visited ovel
Sunday with Jacob SilviuS at Etns
Green.
Isaac Anderson spent three days al
Bourbon this week rigging up FrIb
ley'S boiler.
Mrs. r.. Petit has returned to Var
Vert, Ohio, after a visit of a week a.
George Shidler's.
H. Taylor. of Etna Green, stopped
in Plymouth on his way to Walkertor
for a visit of a few days.
Albert Hume came up from Vino
ma, Friday evening to visit his parent,
until Saturday evening.
Mrs. Ella Bradshaw has returned t.
Fort Wayne after a visit of several
days with relatives at Tyner.
George Baylor came up from War
saw Friday evening for a visit of
few days with friends in Plymouth.
The Indiana Horticultural Society
has demonstrated pretty plainly thai
as an apple producing state Indiana i.
a peach.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. CULLEN, of Eel
ton, Delaware. changed cars here OF
their way u Fulton county to visit
relatives.
Charles NJ. Walker, of Tippecanoe
the well known correspondent of the
Argos Reflector, was a Plymouth visit.
or Saturday.
Mrs. John Folk, of Louisville, Ohio
changed cars here on her way to Lake.
vile to visit Adam Shidler and Mrs
Fannie Fogel.
Frank Spahr has returned TO hi:
home in Elkhart county after a visi,
of several days with Ferdinand Spain
north of this city.
Mrs. H. A. Tyrrel has returned tt
Bourbon after a visit of a few days
with her mother, Mrs. Tibbetts anc
other relatives here.
William F. Young has the contract
for making the Farrell ditch in Polk
township. William seems to think he
is a better ditcher than barber.
Mrs. John V. Ashley is at her farm
east of this city this week superin
tending the storing of fruits, vege.
tables and grain for the winter.
There may be something in that
theory of men being evolved from the
vegetable kingdom: at least we know
of some who are small potatoes still,
Major Feaser, of South Bend, in.
spected the Plymouth company of Ma.
tlonal Guards Friday night. He re.
ports the company we'll drilled and
everything 10 good shape.
Peter Walsh, of Grovertown, after
forty years service with the Pennsy.
lvania company, has been put on the
retired list with the pensioners. Gus
Carlson takes his position.
Greene county's democratic and re-
publican candidates for sheriff each
had the same number of votes. In
stead of calling for a new election
they will each serve half the term,
Nebraska cattle men admit they
are using government lands illegally,
but contend that the laws having
been a dead letter for fifteen Years.,
should either remain so or be { anged.
d. b. Schafer. ex-mayor Of South
Bend, formally announced his IAN
didacy Friday for secretary of the
state senate. He was assistant clerk
of the house last session.-Indianapo-
lis News.
George Stephenson, son of Willis
Stephenson, fell backwards off a wagon