The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-11-27
Noah Smith is visiting relatives at

DCOdOui, lLO.
Miss Daisy Apple Is visiting rela
tives at Tiosa.
Miss Dora Hapner is visiting rela
tives at Pierceton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Await are visiting
relatives at Grovertown.
Ed Kaufman has moved from LAX
of the Woods t Bremen.
Absalom Miller has organized
singing school at Linkville.
Mrs. Nelson Sanner has returned
from her visit at South Bend.
Charley Wymer spent Thursda,
evening with friends at Inwood.
Mrs. j. A. Human went to Wana.
tab -r7isit her sister over Sunday.
An American Gentleman at the
opera house next Monday, Nov. "A.
Charley Ritchey. of Donaldson. wa.
visiting friends in this city Saturday.
Ernest Pattengale, OF Logansport
is visiting his cousin, Miss Lille
Shiar. for several days.
Thomas Toyne has returned t
Hanna after a visit of several days
with his Son in this city.
Ira Robinson, of Burr Oak, is NOV.
ing to this city and will be employed
on the PENNSYLVANIA railroad.
Rev. A. IL. ELMER has gene tt
Blackford county and other points in
central Indiana on his evangelical
route.
W. III. voorhees,, of Fresno, Cali.
%fornia, is here visiting his brother-in.
law. DIR. Borton. He has not been
here since 1869.
Five hunters have been shot tC
death in the Adirondacks this year,
Yet people sometimes wonder at the
bravery Of men who go TO a
Minnie and Elnora Zechiel, of Cul.
yer, spent Thursday and Friday in
Warsaw, the guests of their relatives,
Mrs. Angeline yesterday and family
Mrs Theodore Sweir and two chill.
dren of McCool Ind, arrived in this
this city on Saturday for a visit OF
several days with friends and old ac-
quaintances.
The shooting Of the oil we'll at
Wakarusa failed to bring to the sur
face even the smell of oil or gas and
experimenting IN that neighborhood
is probably at an end.
The shores of Lake of the Woods
and the banks OF the Kankakee river
have been lined with duck hunters
from this vicinity but we have not
seen any ducks in Plymouth.
The dearrh of laborers for farm work
is still seriously affecting the rural
districts. The farm laborer gets bet.
ter wages now than formerly and his
work is not as hard as it used to be.
BOLIVIA has accepted the invitation
to participate in the Worlds Fair t.
be held at st. Louis in 1904 and will
make a large exhibit of minerals,
woods, agricultural products and an.
~tiquities.
The German congregation and their
pastor, Rev. G. E. Weiss, take this
method of thanking the public for
their cordial patronage which made
the concert Friday night a inan.
cial success.
The supreme court decides that a
man has no rights in any lands which
his wife had disposed of previous tt
her death. There is no statute giving
a husband such rights in his WIFE:
land as she has in his.
Elder H. w. Kreighbaum, of South
Bend. will deliver a Thanksgiving ser
mon at the German Baptist churcs
west of Plymouth at 1880 a.. M,
Thanksgiving day. Everybody is in.
vited to come and hear a good ser
mon.
John Thompson, the hustling stoci
buyer north of Plymouth, is now pos.
SCISSOR of a genuine race horse. Johr
purchased the animal at Rochester q
few days ago and is now ready to meet
all corners for money, marbles OF
chalk.
1t is announced by the management
of the Worlds Fair, st. Louis, thai
so, 900 gold dollars to be struck In
commemoration Of the centennial
celebration of the purchase of the
Louisiana territory. will be sold al
49, each.
The rural mail carriers have beer
notified that they will be given a day
off duty on Thanksgiving and Uncle
Sam will allow them to eat turkey a
home or give thanks according to theil
liking. There Will be no mail delivery
on that day.
Speaking of Thanksgiving Day, SCI