The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-11-12
Mrs. Michael Kelly is visiting

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Prosper Ball went to Chicago to bu.
goods Tuesday.
| William EVERY made business
trip to Chicago Tuesday.
Mrs. L. ]. Wiseman has returned
from Bellefontaine, Ohio.
DIR. T. B. How and son Lewis, wer,
Plymouth visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Bert Smith has returned Z,
Elkhart after a visit of week In thi
city.
Samuel Yearrick, of Walkerton, il
visiting relatives in Plymouth Thu
week.
Rev. S. NJ. Yenn is attending ths
Catholic Synod at Fort Wayne thi,
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. DrummOnd, Of
South Bend, are Plymouth visitor,
this week.
Attorney Boss and Postmaster
Yockey made a business trip to Chica
go Tuesday.
Lott Losey, of South Bend, was
here Sunday and Monday visiting hi,
parents and friends.
II. g. Dean, of Springfield, Mass.
who has been visiting j. S. Dean in
this city went east Tuesday.
Ralph Brooke came up from Kewan.
ma Monday evening and visited over
night at the home of his grandfather,
Df.J. Z. Brooke.
Wheat declines continue and the
cash prices are of more than the fu.
lures Corn is sold in expectation OF
a bearish report.
G. N. Fultz, operator at the Penn.
sylvania office here, went to Fort
Wayne for medical examination be-
fOhS iCoothAbS WOins
Joseph Grimm, of near Logansport,
fell one hundred feet over rock em.
bankment in his wagon and escaped
without broken bone.
Mrs. Jennie Reed returned from
Bourbon Tuesday where she was called
last week by the death of her brother.
in-law, Louis Vernette.
John Wood, who formerly lived In
Plymouth died at Bellefontalne, Ohio,
last Wednesday and was buried at
Adrain Michigan, Friday.
Elmer Leonard, proprietor Of a drug
store at Bippus, will test the state
law requiring every drug store to en-
ploy licensed pharmacist.
DR.. Smith. the successful dentist
will return to Plymouth next week
Ross House, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday Nov. 10th, 18th and 18th.
The presidents message will be
found on the first page OF our paper
today. Those who are interested IN
the extra session of congress should
read it.
Head g. Sarber, the well known
young painters Of this city, have made
a great change for the better in the
appearance of many residences in
North township within the past
month.
Rev. J. G.. Hoch, of Michigan City.
will install the Rev. F: w. Adomeit
as pastor at the German Evangelical
church next Sunday. Services morn
ing and evening. Everyone cordially
invited to attend.
Theodore Holdorff was seventeen
years old Monday and several of his
young friends surprised him by Drop
ping in and helping him eat a nice
supper which his mother had prepared
without his knowledge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. NJ. Collins of Bliss
field, Mich, and Mrs. Olive Foster, of
Washington, D. c., came down from
Blissfield Monday evening with the
remains of Hiram Hervey. Mrs. Col.
Inns and Mrs. Foster are his daughters
and are his only surviving children.
Mrs. Andrew Molter and four chill
dren are quar- rantined at their home
just south OF the Franklin House.
They are suffering from an attack Of
yaroloid contracted from the case of
smallpox for which Frank Ernst is
quarantined.
John F. Langenbaugh was 81 years
old Tuesday. Forty-seven years ago
today he subscribed for the Plymouth
Republican and paid year in advance.
He came in this morning and paid for
bis 46th year. We have several Of the
''eld timers" on our list and we can
always depend on them. They are the
''salt OF the earth" so far as this paper
is concerned.