The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-03-13
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Emma Blain has returned from
Grand Rapids and Milwaukee.
Tom Hines and Thomas Sponsler
went to Nappanee Thursday morning.
"Marconigrams' is the new word
coined to designate wireless messages.
Jesse Altman has returned from a
business trip of several days in Chi
cage.
Mrs. W. y. Bollman and daughter
wave gone to Knox to visit for few
DAYS.
Mrs. Nettie Filson went to Fort
Wayne Thursday where she will visit
her son.
IT, J. Winnings left Thursday after
noon for an extended trip through H.
inois.
Mrs. Mary Grace returned to her
home in Fit. Wayne after visiting in
this CITY,
a valuable horse belonging to John
Wolford died Wednesday from being
over fed
Mrs. j. +. Appleman will be the
guest OF her mother in Hamlet for a
few days.
Miss Rose Carnahan has returned to
her home at Kewanna after a visit of
five days in Plymouth.
Thomas Hackett, the first white
child born in Pulaski county, is dead
at the age of Il years
Miss Emma Swindell left Thurs
day for Kalamazoo, Mich, where she
viii spend the summer.
There were 462 cases of smallpox in
Indiana in February and only five
deaths from the disease.
III. A. Armstrong has moved his
timers shop to the McKelvy building
east of Hartle's shoe store.
Eugene flasher, of Mishawaka. is
spending few days in this city visit
ing his mother and sister.
Miss Ella Myers, of Chicago passed
through here on her way TO Tyner
where she will visit her mother.
The family of Charles Lang of La
porte county. is seriously i'll with win
ter Oh ,lera, caused by drinking snow
water.
Geo. Weyrick, who has been the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Sponsler.
in this city returned to his home in
Bay City, Mich.
/. n. Becker has returned to bis
home in Noblesville, after visiting
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Becker, in this city.
The corner building of the Hoham
block will be occupied by L. J. South
wcrth's grocery store as soon as it can
be put in proper shape.
". P. Herod. of the South Bend
Cleaning and Dying Works, went to
Bremen this morning after transact.
ing business in this city.
Lap0rte has just opened bids fol-
100000 worth Of paving and has
found that all the bids are remarkably
close. Strange how that happened
isn't it?
Insurance companies are voting or
2 proposition for fat increase of 2t
per cent in insurance rates in al
western territory. The great losses
of late are the cause.
There has been big snow storm in
New York, Pennsylvania, West Vir.
ginia and Kentucky. Snow fell t.
the depth of over foot in New York
and many trains were delayed.
A party of Plymouth sportmen left
for. the Kankakee region THURSDAY
for duck hunt of several DAYS. We
suppose everybody in town will have
supply of ducks when they return
William Tobin. "a wealthy farmer a,
Stillwell, Ind, has hiccoughed with.
out interruption since last Sunday
Physicians are powerlesS TO stop hi.
paroxysms and death will De the prob
able result.
Three children of Mr.. Brumwort
residing near Wanatah, were on thiel
way to school edneday morning wher
the Youngest was struck by the en-.
CINE of the Pennsylvania limited train
going west and instantly killed.
Mrs. Susan Ray, of Hanna, adver.
tised for husband. John G. Ellis
Kansas, answered and married her two
weeks ago. He deserted her wher
they got TO Chicago and she had to cal
onthe police for money to get back
home
Sheep are the only animals which
do not really exhaust the land on
which they feed. They distribute
manure evenly on the field and tram.