The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-11-06
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remains seriously i'll.
Mrs. Gay. of Bourbon, is visiting her
son, Bert Afford in this city.
Work on the big double track rail-
way bridge over Yellow river has
commenced.
Miss Hannah Gault, of Mentone, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry Hal
leck, in this city.
Oakley Hoham has secured employ
ment at indianapolis and left for tnat
city Thursday morning.
President Roosevelt is planning for
a bear hunt in the south during the
last days of November.
Ford Reynolds returned Wednesday
evening from North Dakota where he
spent part Cf the summer.
Mrs. L. H. Barnes has returned to
her home near LarwIll after a visit
with relatives at Lapaz,
Miss Sarah Pierce went to South
Bend Thursday and from there will re-
turn To her home in Chicago.
Solmon W. Jacoby went to SYRIA
cuse, Thursday to visit his daughter,
who has Il millinery store there.
Mrs. John A. Palmer has returned
from a visit OF several weeks among
relatives and old friends in Ohio.
The sewer-pipes have been laid on
Sophia street and everything will be
IN readiness for paving next spring.
Mrs. James Ford, of Alma, Michi-
gan, known here several years ago as
Miss Nellie Dodge, is visiting Mrs. NJ.
W. Simons.
Ed REYNOLDS, of Monticello, a form
er resident INT street commissioner of
this city, was shaking ha0dS with old
friends Thursday.
William Bates, Of Bourbon town.
ship, is not complaining of hard times.
He sold 80, 900 worth OF stock from
his farm last week.
The exchange bank of Morris, H.,
was looted Wednesday night by six
masked men who held up the city
marshal and carried away $4,000 in
currency.
Mrs. John Corbaley came up from
indianapolis a few days ago to visit
relatives and friends and attend the
wedding of her niece, Miss Hazel
Ketcham.
Aaron Hancock started to Bourbon
last week from TippecanOe, with a
load Of corn, and when near Daniel
Bearss' took suddenly i'll and died at
Mr.. Bearss' home.
Mr.. Roosevelt, in an article written
in 1900 on the duties and responsible
tiles of the president, says the success
full executive has performed one OF the
great worlds tasks.
Mrs. William Grimes and little
grand daughter, Louise Dercks, have
returned to Denver after visiting
Mrs. Grimes daughter, Mrs. Ed
Saline, in this city,
]. W. Price and Jasper Lake, two
of the well known farmers of Green
township. came to Plymouth to pay
their taxes and renew their subscrip-
tons to the Tribune.
Hugh Keiser Of the MAMIE" Harris
barber shop. fell against a window
Wednesday, broke the glass and cut
his hand so badly that he had to have
the assistance of a surgeon.
Trustees of Soldiers Orphans Home
at Normal, ILL.,, who Investigated
charges against the superintendent
and his assistants, prepare report,
which describes the institution as a
model.
VIM. O'Keefe says there is no
doubt but that the old fashioned cut
nail is better for single roofs than
the wire nail. The acid of the
shingles eats the wire nails and the
Shingles blow off.
w. E. Bailey has Mrs. Maggie
Gallagher's receipt for $4,000 paid her
by the Union Central Life insurance
company on account of the death of
her husband, john W. Gallagher, who
was insured IN thas company.
Owing to a -ailrcad wreck in Color
ado Colonel Bryan was compelled to
travel quite a distance IN refrigerat-
OF ar. This will strengthen the con
yiction of some of the ~colonel's critics
that he ought to be put On ice.