The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-01-23

Mrs. DIR. Preston spent Sunday with
her mother in Laporte.
ID. W. Albert was passenger to
Valparaiso Monday morning.
Mrs. Dennie O'Brien, of GrovertowD,
spent Monday in this city.
Harry Knott returnedito his studies
at Rochester Monday evening.
Miss Eliza Thompson has gone to
Rochester for few days visit.
Miss Bertha Listenberger went to
South Bend for few days visit.
Miss Lora Nifong has gone to Lima,
Ohio, for stay of several months
Mrs. L. A. Kloepfer returned from
a visit in Milwaukee Monday after
noon.
Fox's "Forex' Crackers literally
melt in your mouth. Ask your grocer
for them.
Mrs. Louis Mcdonald went to Ind
annapolis Monday as the guest of Mrs.
H. r. Bliss.
Mrs. Artena Janke and son, William.
returned to Tippecanoe after visiting
Frank Janke.
j. +. HaneS, the Pennsylvania
agent was outSunday for the first time
after a recent illness.
Miss Emma Protsman went to La
paz Monday morning after spending
Sunday with her parents.
Lake Erie trainmen have committees
consulting General Superintendent
Storrs regarding revision of wages.
Mrs. Francis McLain, of Lima, Ohio.
sister of J.E. HaneS, died Sunday eve
Ming Mrs. Hanes went to Lima to
attend the funeral.
Miss Fannie Metz has returned to
her home in South Bend after visiting
the family of L. G.. Harley.
Mrs. r. Hess has returned to South
Bend after visit with with her father,
r. NJ. Listenberger, in this city.
Mrs. Sophia Rowe, who Ihas been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Epson, re-
turned to her home in South Bend.
Mrs. Robert O'Neal, who has been
visiting friends in this city for the
last few DAYS, returned to Chicago
Monday.
Irving d. Smalley, whose wife died
recently, has moved his family and
household goods to Sandusky, Ohio,
where he has employment.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to John Rush and Lesta Johnson,
George W. Thomas and Ida Wea ger,
Harry Eminger and Estella NJ. Stout
Welcome Miller, of North township,
one of the best band musicians in the
county, is taking course in piano
tuning and violin music at Valparaiso.
John Sains, well known business
man of Delong, has purchased the
building in Culver occupied by the
yesterday furniture store and will put
in a stock of general merchandise.
S. A. Frevert, formerly of near
Plymouth, has joined the hardware
firm of Weiss & Frevert att Nappanee
and it Is now known as Weiss & Ere
vert Bros.-Gosben News-Times.
George W. Mater, an inmate of the
County Asylum, died Saturday eyenin,
of heart failure. The funeral was
held at Blissville Tuesday afternoon.
Deceased was in his sixtieth yeal
and was never married.
1t never makes an implement dealer
shed tears when he sees man who
fails to shed his farm tools, remarks
an exchange. Let the man shed his
coat and go to work to shed the tools,
if that has been neglected.
Sy an overheated chimney the roof
Of j. A. Yockey IS residence was set on
fire Sunday afternoon and for consid-
erasle time the building was in dan
ger. The blaze was extinguished by
the aid of neighbors without calling
on the department.
Marvin Kuhns, the desperate, a
part of whose record was made in the
plymouth Jail, is making iron washers
in the Ohio penitentiary. He still has
his face and head bandaged, as he has
not fully recovered from the effects of
the twelve shots he received.
James. NJ Heminger, the well
known West township farmer, will
> have public sale at his place Feb. 6.
: He has rented his place to his sonJohn
and will retire for well earned rest
after life of hard work, including
four years of warfare for the union.
he will live in this city.