The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-01-16
Miles vanvactor is ON the sick list.

City after visiting L0ra Pirates.
John Shoemaker, who has been very
sick, will survive but few days.
III. NJ. Shirar, of North Dakota, is
here visiting his brother, E. S. Shirar.
| Elkhart is joining in the early clo-
sing movement in northern Indiana.
Mrs. E. Rice, has returned TO Koko-
mo after visiting E. Shirar over Sum-
day.
Miss Emma Protsman, who has been
visiting her parents here, returned to
Lapaz Monday.
DIR. Edward Ball, of Valparaiso,
visited his father, P. J. Ball, who Is
sick, over Sunday.
LOST-Saturday, Jan. 4th lady'S
gold watch. Finder leave at postoffice
and receive reward. 15t1
Miss Nellie Kline, who has been WIS.,
iting friends in this city, returned to
her home at Hibbard.
John A. Skunk was made a pre-
cinct commltteeman by the republic
cans of Peru last week.
Mrs. Y. H. Cannon, returned to
Rochester after attending the funeral
of Nelson Rodgers child.
Mrs. III. X. Andernes returned to
Chicago after visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Bowerman.
The p-ice of milk in several cities in
this vicinity has been raised to six
cents because of the cost of feed.
All the skill that the biggest bakery
can bring to bear goes into the max
ing of Fox's ''Forex" Butter Crackers.
Ed Tanner has completed two
weeks vacation and returned to his
work for the Majestic Range company.
The truancy case of the State VS..
Joseph Pippenger, on appeal from the
court of Justice Molter, has been filed
in circuit court.
Mrs. r. Drummond, of Argos, who
has been visiting her son, Chas. p.
DrummOnd, for the last few days, re-
turned home Monday morning.
The card party at ST. Joseph's hall
Tuesday evening was success. Mrs.
John Miller won first prize and Miss
Nora Crowley won BOBBY prize.
The peculiar shape Cracker made by
Fox, the Cracker Baker, is patented
and cannot be initiated. 1t is called
"Forex" which is the trade mark.
Fred Steinbach, of Plymouth, and
Miss Addie Oyler, of Argos, are in
the city, The guest of the formers
sister, Mrs. Ernest Philpott.-Warsaw
Times
Attention is called to the displayed
advertisement of John A. McFarlin
appearing In another column. 1t is
a message to progressive farmers from
one of their own kind.
Levi r. Stookey was elected republic
can chairman ofKosciusko county. Mr..
Stookey was formerly a resident of
Bremen, where he practiced law. He is
at present a member of the legisla-
ture.
J. w. Siders, F. NJ. McCrory, J. A.
Yockey, j. W. Parks, r. B. Oglesbee,
John j. Staley, o. r. Porter, and DR..
n. B. Aspinall were among those at
tending the district convention at
South Bend yesterday.
A young woman of Vincennes re-
ceived fatal injuries while giving a
demonstration of high kicking in a
hotel dining room, where she was en-
ployed as head waitress. Doubtless
she had witnessed so much kicking by
the guests that she thought she could
stand anything.
Roman 1. Jarvis, the SILVER apostle
of Berrien county, Michigan who
spent fortune and the best years of
his life in advocating his fivorite
financial theory and his claims for pub
lie office, has returned to his shoe
makers's bench in Benton Harbor,
Mich, wasted in health and spirit and
purse.
Articles of association for a CON-
pany to be known as the Kankakee
Reclamation company are being
drawn at Laporte. The company
proposes to operate in Starke and La
porte counties constructing ditch to
the Place and Machler bitches.
When this is constructed it will drain
several thousand acres of land.
By a decision OF the Indiana
supreme court last week in the case of
John r. Payne against the Terre