The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-11

day.
Gust SchloSser went to New Carlisle
Friday to attend a dairymen' IS conven
ton.
The amount of school fund on hand'
at the beginning of this month wal
6 ,Os4.
Papa's pOcketbook is in the very
midst of the strenuous life we hear 81
much about.
John Caldwell, of Bourbon town
ship, has gone to Oklahoma to spen(
the winter.
Mrs. Cunningham. of South Mich
gan street, is visiting her brother a
South Bend.
A simple and sure cure for scaly lee
on chickens is just coal oil. Pour il
on their feet.
Mrs. George Clark has returned tt
Argos after a visit If several days will
relatives at Inwood.
The Davis Manufacturing company
which Bourbon expected to get ha.
gone to Freeport, Ill.
Mrs. Plummer, of Bourbon and hel
daughter, Mrs. Hamler. of Frankfort
are going to Florida to spend the win.
ter.
DIR. Sherman Johnson, of Bremen
and MeSSrs. Gebert and Riley finished
the degrees in Odd Fellowship Thurs
day night.
Wheat keeps strong without any
bull leadership. Crop News from Ar
Sentina is less favorable. Provisions
are higher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Livinghoust
have returned to their home al
Wheeler after visiting IN this county
and Laporte.
Levi Ebie, one of the old and sub
Stantial citizens of Marshall county
left Saturday for Hartville, Ohio, tt
spend the winter.
Mr.. France, of Ohio. who has the
contract of grading the Pennsylvania
from Bourbon to ArcOla, was a Plym
outh visitor FridOy.
Iowa fruit growers have demon.
strated that for storing apples nothing
can equal a good cav which every
farmer can easily make.
Mrs. E. J.. Bonhan, who has beer
visiting her son, Homer BOnham. in
this city since Thanksgiving returned
to her home at Albion, Ind, Friday.
Gust Schlosser has purchased the
Charles TibbettS property on North
Michigan street. This is one of best
locations for a nice residence in this
city.
Mrs. Jerry Blain, who is going tC
Van Vert, Ohio. to spend the winter,
entertained a large number of lady
friends In this city Thursday after.
noon.
William S%purgeon, who has spent
the past year in the Dakotas and Mon.
tana. stopped here on his way to the
home of his uncle, Israel Spugeon,
west of Argos.
Just because you happen to see a
man on his knees before a stove,
don't jump at the conclusion that he
is a fire worshiper. You'll have an
entirely different notion of his at.
titude when you hear What he says.
OF course, it's against the law, but
consider the extenuating circum'
stances.
Two dogs that escaped from a house
in Fort Wayne where there were sew.
eral cases of smallpox caused some
lively hustling recently by parties who
feared the CANNES might spread the
contagion. They had been imprisoned
so long that when they got out they
we're particularly frisky and wanted tc
play with every n they met, men,
women and children.
Farmers Of Mclean county, Ill.
are organizing an egg trust and are
engaged in sorting eggs in plants con.
tructed especially for the purpose, to
be held for next winters demand.
One firm has erected a building
especially for the storage of eggs and
expects to pack 1000, 900.
Judge Biggs is presiding at the
December court in Warsaw. 1t is the
first time he has been on the bench
since the beginning of a long period OF
illness last march.
The president gives the practical
advice that the young Indians be
taught colloquial English. 1t is an
accomplishment to be priced by the
youth of any race.
F. M. Stage, residing, just south OF
Burr Oak, is preparing to move to
Westville, Laporte county. He has a
bio sale of stock Grain and farmino