The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-02-27
LOCAL NEWS


Bourbon Monday.
c. c. Bondurant. of Bremen. was
in town Monday.
Carl Yockey has returned from a
visit in South Bend.
Dallas Stone, of Inwood, spent Sun
day with Miss Mabel Strunk.
If you want rich, wheaty favored
Crackers, buy Fox's ''Forex."
Miss Jennie Pontious was morning
passenger to South Bend Monday.
Miss Julia Lamsor, of Culver, is Wis
iting the family of John Bowel.
Miss Protsman, of LapaZ, was home
TO spend Sunday with her parents.
Miss Cora Leonard spent Sunday in
Lakeville with her sister, Mrs. How.
Miss Lottie Brien has gone to South
Bend for few days to visit with rel
atiyes.
Word has been received that Miss
Kate O'DOnnel is very sick with the
measles.
George Bowerman, who has been
employed at Chicago. has returned TO
this city.
Mrs. Miltenberger went TO South
Bend to be the guest Of relatives for
few days.
Miss Macy Thompson returned to
Rochester after spending sunday with
her parents.
Sheriff Bondurant took Ellen B.
Stevens to the hospital for insane at
Logansport Monday.
Mrs. Unger, of Nappanee, who has
been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Senour, has returned home.
Other rural routes will soon be an
nounced for this part OF the state and
at least one viii 90 to Bourbon.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
Ira. j. Holem and Nettie L. seider.
John L. Brown and Lizzie Rhinehart
Mrs. Maggie sluer. of Monterey.
who has been visiting her father, Mr..
Peter Richard. returned home Mon
day.
Misses Bertha Card and Maggie Gill
ing, OF Valparaiso visited friends
in this city on their way to South
Bend.
The appeal OF Leonard \. swoyer-
land vs. Lewis Bose ct al, from Wal
nat township. was fled in circuit court
Monday.
The Chicago guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee NJ. Kendall returned to their
homes Monday aftera pleasant visit of
several days.
John L. King by his attorney V.
p. Kirk has filed complaint against
Noah Miller for SANDER, asking judy
ment for $4,000.
DR.. EleyTuesday afternoon raised the
diphtheria quarantine that has been
in force at the residence of Emanuel
Clapp in West township.
Mrs. C. E. Toan, who has been
seriously i'll, is better and her daugh-
ter, Miss Jessie Toan, has returned to
her school work at Attica.
Mrs. Dial and her trimmer, Miss
Fruit. have gone to Chicago 20 re-
main week or ten days studying this
season S styles in millinery.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Lauer in Muncie was totally DESTROYED
by fire Sunday together with the
contents, the occupants barely escap-
ing with their lives.
The Bourbon electric light plant
has been out Of service for several
days and for some time has been run
ming only Until $3.50 each evening.
They can't get coal.
II all the food experts and ssCrack"
Bakers in the world SHOULD combine
heir efforts, they could't produce at
mere delightful and wholesome Crack
er than Fox's ssForex."
A party of Plymouth ladies drove to
the home of Miss Mae Romig in Green
township Saturday evening They
experienced much difficulty in getting
over the bare roads with their bobsled
but had most enjoyable time.
Last year the railroads of the
United States increased their earnings
s143, 900, 900. The railroads are earn
ing annually SAT 200, 900 more than
they earned six years ago. incidental
ly 1t may be remarked that they are
also spending great deal more than
they did at that time,