The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-11-13
SHOT GUNS
RIFLES and AMMUNITION
Bucks Cash Hardware
Leader I'm Low Prices

Frank Burns, of Donaldson. was in
town Tuesday.
w. O. Fisher and wife are visiting
relatives at Walnut.
w. H.. Bollman is spending this
week in Starke county.
John Widaman, Of Warsaw, was in
town Monday evening.
Maurice Mckenzie is now court
S~tenographer at Crown Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. Cole are visit.
ing at North Liberty this week.
B. w. Parks. of Bourbon. stopped
here Tuesday on his way to Bremen.
Elkhart milk dealers have advanced
the price of milk to 6 cents a quart.
This congressional district gave the
republican state ticket over 1900 ma
jority.
Excursion to Chicago Saturday
afternoon. Tickets 81. 90. good until
Monday night.
The cold wave tried pretty hard tc
reach Plymouth. but it was side
tracked at Chicago.
Henry Hawkins and Charley Nc.
Laughlin are hunting in the Kanka-
kee bunting grounds.
Austin Druckermiller. one of Union
townships best republican farmers
was a Plymouth visitor Tuesday.
Peter Hank was here from Chicago
over Sunday to convince all his old
friends that he is not married.
Miss Pearl Hershoerger has return
ed to her home at Nappanee after a
visit of four days with relatives here.
Miss Kate Beyler, ct Bremen, who
with her mother, has been visiting hel
sister, Mrs. WeiS, returned home Tues.
day.
John Nation has gone to Jennings
county for a visit Of several weeks
with relatives and friends at his old
home.
Sylvester Alderman, of Sioux City,
Iowa, and Henry Alderman, of Pull
man, returned to their homes Monday
evening.
The average wages of teachers EN-.
ployed in the public schools Of India
ma for the year ending July, 1902, was
s341.91.
j. f.. HaneS, Hon. Samuel Parker,
j. S. Blakesley and wife and Civil En-
glneer Fitzgerald attended the funeral
of G. D. Law at Fort Wayne at 2
O'Clock Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Barber and
Mrs. Hiyely who were here to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Henry Alderman,
returned to their homes at Silver
Lake Sunday evening,
Mrs. H. E. Shirley. has returned to
her home at Grand Rapids, Mich,
after a visit of two weeks with her
niece, Miss Oglesbee and other rela.
tiveS and old friends here.
Samuel Bird, of Elkhart, was in.
stantly killed at Sodus, Mich, Satur.
day by getting caught between two
freight cars on the Big Four road, on
which he was employed as a brake.
man.
Mrs. Henry Holtzendorf, of South
Bend who was m of Plymouth s best
teachers before she married DIR.
Holtzendorff, is visiting at j. R.
Losey's and will be glad to meet ole
friends.
The experiment of grating pigskir
on a child's foot, which had been Sc.
verely burned, that is being tried by
a Virginia doctor, may demonstrate
that football players may be made a:
well as born.
The frame for Herbert Gibson s new
barn on the Gibson farm just last OF
town was raised Tuesday. 1t will bt
large commodious and up-to-date
The barn raisers ate their dinner a
the Star restaurant.
The people must be allowed a voict
in making nominations in this coun
try This is a republic and ifa hal
dozen men so arrange primaries tina
only one candidate can be voted TO
they will soon find their party in
minority.
William Hoffman, a former residen'
of this city and son-in-law of Alder
Weber, fell under a train at PERI
Monday evening had one leg cut of
and was otherwise injured. He diet
at Peru Tuesday morning. His famil,
resides in South Bend. We have no
! been able to get particulars.