The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-18
3 LOCAL NEWS q



The average Indiana farms contains
GA acres and its value is st 50, 1913,
The matrOD of the H. isko coun-
t. intirmary brought a chIld to Bright
side Thursday afternoon.
Calvin Bachman slipped while load
ing pickles at Grovertown Thursday
and has a badly sprained ankle.
Mrs. George Edwards. formerly Miss
Ella Without, has returned TO her
home at South Haven, Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur White. Of
Chicago, have been spending a ew
days with relatives in this vicinity,
Mrs. Rena ReiSner, police mai ron
of Indianapolis, brought an ele, en-
year old boy to B~rightside Thur day
evening.
d. w. Albert has returned to his
home at Wolf Lake, Noble county,
after a short visit 1t his old home in
Plymouth.
Mrs. Jerry Blain and son left for
Van Vert, Ohio, Thursday AFTERNOON
where they expect to make their home
several months.
Many persons have been frozen to
death and much suffering caused by
the extreme cold weather which pre-
walls in Germany.
Mrs. Work succeeded in getting
two car loads of coal before the cold
snap, consequently the children at
Brightside kept warm.
Trains On the Pennsylvania have to
slow down TO six miles an hour when
they cross the new bridge now build
ing Over Yellow river.
WANTED-DreSSed geese and
ducks. Live turkeys and chickens.
Highest cash market price paid at F.
III. KUhn's meat market. 53t2 It'll
The X-ray people held a convention
in Chicago last week, and istened to
learned papers on things they have
not hitherto been able to see through.
Mr.. Charles Talbot returned to
South Bend last Thursday. Mrs. Tai
bot went to Walkerton to visit her
brother, Charles Bose, whose child is
critically i'll.
Smallpox is getting a strong hold in
St. Joseph county and an epidemic
will be the result unless the board of
health meets with unusual success in
suppressing it.
E. d. Peters, who has just given
passe ssion of the American hotel 10
Bremen was in town Friday. He and
Mr.. Walter. the owner of the hotel,
could not agree.
S. S. Unger has returned to Nap
panee after attending the Zehner re-
union, visiting other relatives and
friends and t~ransacting some impor-
tant business in this county.
Evangelist Ostrom, who was here
a year ago, has a genuine old fashion
revival at Kokomo, and as a result
men are paying up old debts and can
ceiling old notes that were outlawed.
Captain Kendall and the officers of
the Plymouth military company were
attending the military school of In
struction at Indianapolis last week,
They took lessons in drill ind all mat
tiers connected with their duties as Of
fcers.
DR.. Asphalt was called to Etna
Green today to see Charles Phillips
who was recently hurt on the railroad,
and have him removed to the hospital
at Fort Wayne if his condition is such
that he can be taken there without
danger.
The shah of Persia has been seized
with a spasm of economy. He has
cut down his household expenses by
reducing the number of his wives
from L, 100 to 60. 1t is such a move
towards reform that all Persia is as
founded by it.
The report Of the Indiana board oil
forestry has been received at this Of
fee. Senator Parks will take care Of
forestry interests in the legislature SO
far as the interests of this county are
concerned. Forestry has no ADLER
champion inIndiana than Mr.. Parks.
e No business man and very few other
l people will ask for free mail delivery
in Plymouth. A city of this size re.
ceiving twenty mails every day cannot
afford to have its mail delivered only
once or twice each day. People prefer
to walk a few rods and get their mail
when it arrives.
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