The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-01-09
LOCAL NEWS

G. y. Reeve has 1oucn OF lagrlppe-
Roy Turner spent Tuesday in South
Pend.
Mrs. Fl. DeCross went to Lapas
today.
H. H. Hal spent Monday at Roch-
ester.
J.B. Edding has gone to Bourbon
to visit.
Louie Jacoby has returned from
Bourbon.
John Lacher went to Mishawaka
Monday.
Harris Riddle went to Walkerton
for the day.
Frank Leonard spent Monday at
South Bend.
Mrs. c. w. Baird went to South
Bend Monday.
Mrs. Anthony ODER went to South
Bend on visit.
Miss Della Blouser went to Chicago
today to visit friends.
Miss Coral Stuart, of South Bend,
is here visiting friends.
Miss Lizzie Suit went TO South
Bend for a weeks stay.
Carl Kloepfer has returned to Ann
Arbor to attend college.
Rev. L. A.Moench. CT Valparaiso,
was in the city Tuesday.
Good housekeepers buy Fox's
sForex" Butter Crackers.
DR.. Il. W. S. Wiseman, of Culver,
spent Tuesday in this city.
Mary Davis has returned from a
two weeks stay at Bourbon.
Mrs. L. Werntz went to Lapaz to
attend the funeral of a friend.
Rev. Father Bilstein, of Monterey,
Ind, is the guest of Father Yenn.
H. j. MacNair, of the Pennsylvania
railroad, has returned from visit in
Texas.
J. NJ. Shoemaker, who has been in
poor health for sometime, is not i'm
proving.
Stella VI. Stout was granted di-
vorce from Hiram T. Stout Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. T. King returned to Columbia
City after visiting Rev. Thornbury
and family.
Thomas Rollins, of Dowagiac, Mich,
is visiting old friends and neighbors
IN this city.
Mrs. Kipfer has returned to South
Bend after visiting her daughter, Mrs.
B. L. Ocker.
Twenty fast and powerful passenger
engines are being built for the p Fit.
w. & c. rcs-d.
Mrs Ida Shaw returned to Sugar
Grove, H., after visiting her parents,
Henry Rinehart-
Mrs. Anna Baxter of South Bend is
here visiting aer parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Chester.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilkins went to
Etna Green after visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Louisa Smith.
Harry S. Chester, supreme secre-
tary of the Sanaritans of the world,
spent Monday evening in this city.
Miss Margaret Hume has returned
to her school at Oberlin, after spend
ing the holidays with her parents.
Do not let the dealer give you
Crackers that he claims are ''iust as
good None can compare with Fox's
'sForex"
The Ladies of the Samaritans of
the World gave surprise party on
Mrs. Peter Ulrich Monday night. A
fine time was reported.
During the ice harvest City Mar
shall Clancy is absent from the streets
and bis duties ale being discharged by
street Commissioner Knoll
Christina Ulrich had both arms Sc
yereiy burned while washing some
ribbon in gasoline, which became lg-
nited from candle standing near by.
There's as much difference between
Fox's 'sForex" Butter Crackers and
limitations as there is between genuine
dollars and counterfeits. Fox's is the
only genuine.
The Pennsylvania civil engineers
who have been occupying the Marble
house will move into the NJ. w. ST.
mons residence near the VandaIia sta
ton tomorrow.
Trustee Ed r. Monroe is on the
program of the Indiana Trustees as
ISOLATION for the annual meeting at
Indianapolis Jan. 1928. His subject
is "County Associations. F"
The advertisement which bears up
- re face tho charm of care i'm nre