The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-02-13
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. E. G. Cox Is visiting relatives
at Kentland.
Miss Huff has gone to Argos for a
visit of few days.
Miss Maggie Miller has secured a
position in Chicago.
DR.. Borton he's gone TO Cleveland
to remain until saturday.
The daintiness Of Fox'S 'FOrex'
Butter Crackers is proverb.
Mr.. c. Horn, Of Valparaiso, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Bergman.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH Swindell have
returned from their visit at Kalama-
zoe.
Miss Jennie Pontious has returned
to South Bend after visiting Miss Dora
Dickson.
Mrs. George A. Williams was called
to Chicago, ON account of the illness
of her daughter.
Among the Tea table topics
Fox's "Forex" Butter Crackers has a
prominent place.
Marriage licenses have been issued Il
Fred c. Flory and Dora NJ. Day, Elias
Day and Cora NJ. Foreman.
A. NJ. Spahr has returned TO hi.
home in Elkhart after a visit Of few
days with o. T. Spahr.
The following marriage licenses
were issued Claud Beagles and Eva
May Gerard, Brit Hayes and Verna
III arris.
Every best thing is initiated. Fox's
"Forex" Butter Crackers cannot be
initiated. The design has been pat.
ented.
Mr. NJ. j. Stack and daughter.
Frances, of Garrett, who nave been the
guests of James Stack returned home
Monday.
An informal neighborhood hop was
held at Hills Saturday night in which
about dozen couples of the north end
participated.
Thirty lives and more than twenty
million dollars worth Of property have
been DESTROYED by fires in the United
States the past week.
The suburban summer home of j.
H. Bass, of Fort Wayne, was burned
Monday morning. 1t was one of the
finest country residences in the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Strunk went
to CRATIC, H., tc attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Struuk's brother, Mr.. William
Molhar, formerly of Plymouth whs
died Saturday.
F. NJ. McCror, bought the Kleimer
farm four miles southwest of town
Monday, at administrator sale. II
was sold for the appraisement, So, 800
The farm contains 30 acres.
Edward Williams, brakeman on the
Pennsylvania road fell from box Cal
at Donaldson and broke his shoulder
blade and two ribs. DIR. Aspinall wa.
in attendance and sent him home Il
TT. Wayne.
Cleo Barnhill, who has been visiting
his uncle, E. h. Barnhill, left fol
Elkhart Mondaymorning where he vii
visit his sister, Mrs. n. Nope. From
there he will return to his home in
Seattle, Washington.
George Brown and z. NJ. Tlmmons
of Rensselaer,, have purchaser Short ).
feed barn and through George Pauli
real estate agency have purchased
William WANTS two houses and lot.
and will remove to this city.
ID. NJ. Nye, son of The late MortI-
more Nye. has taken the agency at La
porte for the State Life Insurance Co.
in which his father was a policy holder
r B.Oglesbee went to LapOrte MOnda,
to deliver several policies to new mem
bers there.
a large sled load of jolly young peo
pie went out 20 Inw0Od Monday nigh
and spent the evening with Miss Maut
Bell at the home OF DR.. j. f. Bell
Games, music and charades followed
by the delicious refreshments com
prised the entertainment. At late
hour the merry party departed I,
bone all declaring Miss Maud al
excellent hostess.
Jacob Richard. trustee of Greer
township, hauled a load of straw t.
town Monday and when he united the
rope which held the boom-pole, tn,
pole sprang up with such force as t.
dislocate his shoulder. Drs. Knott
and Reynolds replaced the shoulder
blade, and Mr.. Richard returned home
but it will be several weeks before h,
is able to work again.