The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-11
Headquarters for holiday goods at

headquarters Tor hollday goods al
The Peoples Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wunderlich's little
daughter is reported quite sick with
erysipelas.
A company has been organized al
South Bend to put in a hot water heat
ing system.
Misses Keturah and Madge Rhodes
are visiting relatives IN st. Joseph
county this week.
r. p. Hlckleman, a prominent bus.
mess man at Kewanna was a Plym.
outh visitor today.
Mrs. Robert NJ. Morrill,, who has
been an invalid for many months, is
I reported seriously i'll.
The second quarterly meeting OF
the NJ. E. church will be held Satur-
day and Sunday Jan. Il and Is.
Mrs. Bechtel has returned to South
Bend after a visit of a few days with
her sister, Mrs. Nelson Sanner.
Mrs. j. Savory, of Ober, was here
Monday and went from here to Column
bia City. She is trying to buy a no.
tel.
Mrs. Stella Lenfesty, better known
here as Stella Kamp, committed
suicide by shooting herself at Little
Rock, Arkansas, last Friday.
Welcome Miller has returned from a
visit of a week in Chicago where he
was tuning pianos. He is tuning pianos
in Argos this week.
1t would not take much more snow
to make good Sleighing. Good sleigh
ing is always welcome IN winter time,
snow seeming to fit the season better
than open weather.
Mrs. Jane WhiteSell, of Peru, who
waS called here by the death OF her
sister Mrs. Hugh Brownlee returned
home Tuesday. Mrs. Whitesell was 80
years old in November.
The Indiana mortgage exemption
case has been advanced by the supreme
court of the United States and set
down for oral argument the second
Monday in next month.
Newton Squires, at Auburn, plead
ed guilty to whipping his wife. and
escaped with a fine and costs that
amounted up no higher than $50. He
is boarding it out in Jail.
Ralph, one of the twin children, of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Love, died Tues
day morning after an illness of only a
few hours of indigestion: 1t was five
months and four days of age.
Evergreen branches make an excel
lent winter protection for many
plants, and they are often useful to
hold down forest leaves and prevent
the wind from carrying them off.
Only two weeks until Christmas.
Plymouth stores are filled with holt
day goods and the shoppers who make
their selections early cannot do better
in America than right here in Plym-
Outh.
WI. Nash went to South Bend Tues
day to attend the state grange, and
will go from there to his home in
Ohio. His wife returned home Sun
day evening. They had been visiting
here two weeks.
The Bell Telephone company have
arranged with E. S. Bissell to use the
rooms over the Tribune Office for a
long distance telephone exchange. 1t
is probable that several new towns will
be embraced in the circuit.
Charles Hartman travelling passen.
ger agent of the Vandalia was in Ply.
mouth Tuesday. He was agent of the
Vandalia at Plymouth two years ago,
but since his promotion he is married
and his home is at L~OganspOrt.
Excursion tickets will be sold to
Chicago at s1.00 for round trip, via
Pennsylvania lines from Plymouth on
December 13. good returning until
December 18th, inclusive. For time
of trains see J.. E. Hanes. sta WI
If the reports of the stock of meats
at South Omaha, showing that it is
nearly a third less now than a year
ago, apply to other meat packing cen.
tiers the prospect of much cheaper
meats in the near future is dubious,
merger or no merger.
The 10th anniversary and third an.
nual reunion of the survivors of the
battle of Stone River will be held at
Greencastle, Ind. Dec. 81, 1902
Comrades r requested to send the
names and address of all survivors te
the secretary, w. H. Dryden, Martins
vile, Ind.