The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-04
Leader I'm Low Prices

Tuesday
We. Bailey is tr~ansacting bushes.
in Bremen.
A. w. Jones and wife have return
ed from Ohio.
Hon. NJ. A. o. Packard came down
from Chicago today.
w. V. Clifford transacted business
at South Bend Tuesday.
Miss bessie Richie is visiting rel.
ativeS and friends at Eapaz.
Mrs. R. G. Epson has returned from
a visit of several days at Elkhart.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Smith, OF
Tyner, have moved to South Bend.
Elmer Wilson and George Gurthet
are transacting business In Chicago.
c. T. M~attingly is attending the
fat stock show at Chicago this week.
Mrs. John W. Houghton who has
been i'll for several days is able to be
up again.
You will find Poland China at the
Argos combination sale Dec. 18th.
Kind you will want sure.
Mrs. W. A. Ury was called to Lima,
Ohio, by the illneas Of her daughter,
who is visiting there. i.
F. ". State, residing on the Carver
farm just south of Burr Oak, will have
a sale of personal property, Tuesday,
Dec. %.
Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Mcclure, of
Argos, have gone TO Philadelphia to
spend the winter with their son, Ora
Mcclure.
Mrs. Frank Hendricks of Elkhart,
spent Sunday and Monday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Flick, in West
township.
Miss Callie Florian, of Wabash. who
has been visiting relatives here went
TO Tiosa Tuesday to visit few days Ne
fore returning home.
Mrs. Michael Grimm has returned
to her home at Bird Island, Mimi,
after a visit of a month with the Man
uwals and other relatives here.
Mrs. William Parker has returned
to her home at Hudson, Mich. She
was called here by the death of her
niece, Mrs. Jasper Orton Hess.
Mrs. McPherlon, of Tiosa. stopped
in Plymouth a few hours or her way
to Misnawaka for a visit Of ten days
with her daughter in that city.
There is an unconirmed rumor that
the Belgian steamer Leopold has
foundered in the North sea and twen-
ty-eight persons have been drowned.
Urias Myers has sold his eighty-acre
farm four miles south of Plymouth to
the Indiana Land and Investment
company. The price paid was 90. 200.
Henry Foglesong, of Walkerton,
was a Plymouth visitor Tuesday. He
says everything looks natural except
the railroad tracks, new bridges and
subways.
l. The excitement at Westville result
ing from the attempted robbery of the
bank and the murder OF Wesley Rey-
nolds IS growing, due to the failure to
find the murdefers.s
Mr., Clarence D. Shock and Miss
Bessie I. Davis, prominent young peo-
Pile, Of Bremen, were married Monday
evening by Rev: o. S. Thornberry at
~hsrestdence inthfs city. 49, :
Yoah Hooyeryis one Of Plymouth's
busiest travelling men. he managed
[DHea home iSoves Sunday after an
absence Of several weeks, but be. is on
shssdad gan his week JE.S
The reports of crime jn large cities
we're smaller during the ThAnksxiv-
ing holiday
more men kill their wives during holi-
days than at any otherseasoppf the
year. 81
Brother ! loaie ss~occssioAslly says
things. His conupdrum, "why should
|yousbeieve in doctorsawhen no two of
them ever agree?" has a certain live
|ly favor that is absent from most of
his observations.
The appellate court holds that a
husband, who by his conduct drives
his wife and children away from home,
is liable for the price of necessaries
furnished to them by, others while
they are living apart from him.
Monday morning, Elsie Fisher, five
years old, daughter of Alvin Fisher, OF
Peru, whirled around until she became
dizzy land fell striking her head
against the Kitchen stove. Thirty
minutes later she died Of the injury.