The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-11
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church cleared s74 at their rummage
sale.
Owen Disher, who is in business at
Argos, spent Wednesday night with
his family in this city.
Mrs. Ora Mcclure stopped in town
Thursday on her way to Philadelphia.
which is now her home.
Mrs. John Hewitt, who was taken
suddenly and seriously i'll Wednesday.
is somewhat improved.
Every day during the past year a
buShel of corn has been worth more
than In INC of silver.
Miss Minnie Ritchey, who has been
at Walxerton for some time, is visit
ing Mrs. Boaz Vangilder.
The winter wheat crop is so promis-
ing that there may be enough for
both US and the hessian fly.
Captain Crook is building a splen-
did new steamer at Lake Maxinkuc-
kee. 1t will be named Neswaugee.
Colonel Bryan has long since on
coded that his young man Absalom
will never see 10 cent corn again.
A. B. Personett and family have re-
turned from a visit of two weeks at
Peru and with relatives near WainuT.
There was at large attendance at
the open meeting of the Mozarts with
Miss Hattie Norris Wednesday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson E. Riggens
went to Rochester last Thursday, and
will probably make that city their
home.
Mrs. Sarah Foster has returned to
Tiosa after a visit of a week in this
city wsth her daughter. Mrs. L. o.
Bidwell.
Charles o. Yarick has sold his house
and lot in the Bollman addition to
John Whaley who at present resides
west of Argos.
Mrs. Burnett, who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Harriet Unger. re-
turned to her home in Chicago Thurs
day afternoon.
The outside speakers assigned for
the farmers institute are Prof. Skin
ner, of Purdue and O. A. Somers, of
Howard county.
The men arrested at EdgertOn,
Ohio, were not the Westville bank
robbers and there is absolutely no clue
to the m%urderers.
Mrs. J.. E. Marshall was down town
Thursday for the first time in seven
weeks. Her many friends are pleased
that she is able to be out again.
w. j. Benner, of Argos, was a Ply
outh caller Thursday. He reports Fred
Shafer. who was stricken with paraly-
sis Monday, in a serious condition.
The Kosciusko county teachers in
stitute Endorsed the present law reg
ulating teachers salaries and declared
their belief that it cannot be bettered.
Governor Duroin' IS determined stand
in regard to the removal of the sheriff
of Sullivan county is the true position.
No leniency should be shown that Of
fetal.
Mrs. T. A. Beatty, of Huntington,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
George A. Williams, went to Kanka-
kee, ILL.,, to visit before returning
home.
Mrs. DR.. Knott and Mrs. James De-
Loney entertained almost one hum
dred guests Wednesday afternoon and
evening. Light refreshments were
served.
Through the cooperation of the
mayor of Bedford, Ind, and the COM
missioners Of Lawrence county an
arrangement has been made for the
city to work Jail prisoners on its
streets.
The German Evangelical church of
this city shipped a box of clothing and
other needful goods to the German
Evangelical orphans home at Detroit,
Michigan.
The national live stock association
and the wool growers,,.I association
meet at Kansas City Jan. Is to Is.
The vandalia railroad gives cheap ex-
curSi0n rates.
A Young Women's Social Union, has
been organized in this city. Mrs.
Thornberry is president and Miss Jes-
sic Toan, secretary. 1t is for benevo-
lent and social work.