The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-18

The bridge builders keep hammering
away regardless of ice and snow.
Mrs. William Elsesser transacted
business at Etna Green Monday.
Mrs. Ringle has gone to Chicago to
spend the holidays with her daughter.
1t is seldom that the streets and
roads are so icy at this season of the
year.
The office Of the Daily Truth at
Elkhart was damaged 81, 900 by fire
Sunday night.
Miss Carrie Hobbs, of Argos, visit
ed with Mrs. Sallie Deemer in this
city his week.
Avoid authorizations in writing
otherwise you will get in the habit OF
breaking your word.
Mrs. Cora Underwood. of South
Bend, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. z. Leonard.
Mrs. Poland has returned to her
home at Bourbon after visiting Mrs.
Daniel Hahn in this city.
j. O. Hess, whose wife was burned
to death two weeks ago, has returned
to his home in South Bend.
Misses Pearl English. Lista Carver
and Gertrude Russell, of Donaldson,
were Plymouth visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Andrews are visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. West, who
is sick at her home in South Bend.
Mrs. Ida Grundish has returned to
Fort Wayne after a visit of several
DAYS with her father, Mr.. John Ruff.
Reports from the trappers along the
Kankakee say that the fur this fall is
in prime condition and there is plenty
of it.
Christmas is coming, and those who
wish to be prepared for it should scan
the advertising columns of the Trib-
une.
McCulloch & Co. are trying to
purchase all the electric lines and all
the franchises granted in the state Of
Indiana.
The A. O. o. g., of Lapaz, will
give an oyster supper in Burgers hall
Saturday evening Dec. 20. Every
body invited.
The discovery that lazineSs is a dis
ease caused by a germ opens a great
field lor psychologists to search for
an anti-toxin.
H. b. Whitlock has returned from
Elkhart where he has been employed
for several months and will probably
remain in Plymouth.
Mrs. L. NJ. McCracken has returned
to her home at Cleveland, Ohio, after
a visit of several days in this city with
her brother, j. d. McLaren.
Geo. Eckert will sell at public auc-
tion at Linkville, North township,
Dec. %, at l p. M, and I p. m. A
lot of merchants boots aud shoes.
Fifteen million bushels of coal have
been shipped out Of Pittsburg in the
past four days. 1t seems that the
coal famine should soon be relieved,
1t is icy, slippery, slidy, skeety
weathe. and it is no trick at all for
almost anybody to get a fall on side
walks, streets or crossings if they
don't watch out"
Rev. B. A. Kemp, presiding elder Of
the Goshen district M. E. church, died
at Goshen Monday afternoon of cancer.
He was 81 years old and had been in
the ministry 80 years.
SQeT1u bOQOuTd0U anu MARSHAL
CLANCY took R. c. Ridgway to Long,
cliff today. His insanity, which was
first of amid type has been growing
at worse for several days.
Mr.. Andrew Carnegie has presented
his new 50, 900, 900 residence to his
s~ix-year-old daughter as a Christmas
gift. He might have given something
more valuable, but this showed his
good will.
The Standard Oil Company has purs
chased a large tract of land southwest
of Mar. on, on which they will erect
one of the largest refineries in the
world. The work will begin early in
the spring.
The revival meetings will commence
at the Methodist church Monday even
ing January 5, The pastor will be
assisted by Rev. A. J. Waller, of
Terre Haute and Rev. A. H. belong,
of Thorntown.