The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-17
ASHLEY AND HESS


The mercury dropped to ten de-
grees above zero Friday morning.
Mrs. J. r. jones and Mrs. Hiram
Shafer were Argus visitors today.
Miss Lolita wickizer has gone tc
South Bend to visit Of a week In that
city.
Moses Dawson and wife. Of Argos,
visited friends in Plymouth Thursday
and Friday
During the last sixty days eight
people have been murdured and 144
robbed in the city of Chicago.
Mrs. S. c. Zeigler was called to To-
peka, Ind, Thursday by the serious
illness of her husbands mother.
Miss Florence Pierce has returned
to Marion, Ind after a visit OF sew
eral days with friends in this city.
Mrs. Hiram Ream and Mrs. Cath
crime Klingerman, of Grovertown, Wis
tied Mrs. E. r. Gayman i'm this city
Friday.
G.. r. Wilson OF South Bend, spent
Thursday night with his brother. j.
N. Wilson, in this city and went from
here to Argos.
Mrs. John Wood has returned to
her home at South Bend, after visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rowan, at Bourbon.
Mrs Mile Alldaffer has returned
to her home at Argos after visit in
this city with her grand daughter,
Mrs. Kate Murphy.
1t is reported that Charlie Walker,
of TIppecanoe, will enter the list Of
candidates for recorder subject to the
democratic primaries.
Rev. Epson left Friday for Dayton,
Ohio, where he will confer with the
Evangelistic committee of the church
concerning work of evangelistic sing
ers.
c. H. Foltz, night operator at the
Pennsylvania, is sick again and Messrs.
Hoover and Chatterton have to take
turns at plight worl as we'll as doing
the work.
Rev. Hartman, pastor of the Re-
formed church at Plymouth, preached
in Culver Grace Reformed church last
Monday and Tuesday evenings.
YER Citizen.
Mr.. Knox one Of the leading dairy
men of Indiana, who resides at Leb-
anon, returned home Friday. His
nickname" among the dairymen is
Hard Knox,
Miss Julia Yockey sang "The
Sweetest Story Ever Told" and Miss
Bertha Maxey played the wedding
march at the Logan Carver weddln,
Thursday evening.
The remains of Mrs. Harriet Wheel
er Morrison arrived from Indianapo-
lis Friday afternoon and were fol-
lowed to Oak Hill cemetery by very
large funeral procession.
Mrs. Ada Medbourn has returned to
her home at Mishawaka after visit
of several days with the Goddards and
other relatives and friends in the
Twin Lake neighberhood.
Charles Montague. Of Hardin
county, Ohio, who has been visiting
William Pitt in this city vent to
Bourbon township Friday to visit his
sons before returning home,
Commissioners will convene in
special session on Tuesday, Dec. 22nd,
to award contracts for county officers
supplies for 1904. Bids will be receiv-
ed up to p. m. on said day.
Monroe Schroeder, teacher, farmer
and politician, OF Polk township; at
tended the dairymen's convention
Friday. He has just recovered from a
.'sick spell" of about three weeks.
Holiday trade is reported from all
parts of the country to be greater
than ever. This goes to show that
people have stored money away and
that they are gong to spend some Of
it.
The Ohio republican papers are
the Cincinnati CONNER
cial Tribune for its attacks on Presi-
Roosevelt and its attempt to trot out
a rival for the presidential nomina-
tion.
Small boys who anticipate thrills Of
surprise on Christmas morning are
warned not togo providing about dark
corners and closets from now on.
There may be something hidden away
already.
January %. 1904, viii be q great
day for the order Of Knights OF
Pythias of Indiana. This will be the
date of-the great jubilee to be held at
Indianapolis. The gathering will be
held In Tominson hail and it Is exc