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Mrs. B. F. Hammond is visiting at
South Bend.
Gust Schlosser transacted business
at Nappanee Wednesday,
Mrs. Hosmer visited Rochester and
Mrs. t. A. Lambert stopped at Argos
Wednesday.
The Ladies Parish guild will meet
with Mrs. Ellen Simons at the Ross
house today.
Mrs. Wm. Guy and mother, of At
wood, Ind took supper with w. G..
Van Tilbury and family Tuesday.
Mrs. S. J Swanson and Miss Matte
Guy, of Atwood, are visiting their
sister, Mrs. w. G. Van Tilbury, in
this city.
Mrs. Orlando Harrington and daugh-
ter, of Michigan City, have returned
home after visiting relatives and
friends at Bourbon.
Jacob Shively, OF the Maple Grove
Grove neighborhood, lost good five
year old horse after only about forty
eight hours sickness.
The prices of wheat, corn and hogs
remain firm. Farmers will evidently
get good prices for everything they
have to sell during the year 1908.
John McFarlin had nice. young,
black mare stolen from his barn at
Twin Lakes Monday night. lie Offers
$40 reward for the arrest of the theft.
The state senate passed the bill to
prohibit the sale of intoxicating
liquors within one mile of any In
diana soldiers home, by vote of 43
to /.
Mrs. Nifong. of Hibbard, stopped
here Wednesday on her way to visit her
mother, Mrs. Isaac Aldaffer, who is
quite sick at her home north of In
wood.
The Ohio at Evansville is five miles
wide and still rising. This seems a
great waste Of water, when we think
or how low it viii probably be next
August.
Senator Dausman's bill to put all
justices of the peace on a straight sal
AIRY will be considered Thursday. 1t
has many supporters and several
strong opposers.
In a letter used as preface to a
book. President Roosevelt expresses
alarm at tendency of American men
and women to shirk duties of marriage,
especially of parenthood.
Samuel Shearer, who resided near
Plymouth for many years, is seriously
i'll at the home of his daughter in
South Bend. His son, Elias Shearer,
is visiting him this week.
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Solicitors will call and explain.
The breaking out of smallpox at In
dianapolis has had very depressing
effect on grave-robbing at that place.
No matter what branch of business
men engage in, 1t seems to have its
drawbacks.
E. E. Myers, pastor of the Wesleyan
Methodist church this city, began a
series Of meetings at Lapaz Tuesday
evening. He expects Miss Matte
Worth, of Fountain City, Ind, to
assist in the meetings.
There was case of what was sup
posed to be chickenpox at Culver.
The patient began to recover, others
got sick and the disease is now pro-
nounced smallpox. There is consider
able excitement in consequence.
Sylvester Wiltfong died at the home
Of his mother near Linkville, Tuesday
night after a short illness. The fu-
neral will be held Thursday at l
O'Clock p. m. He was about 40 years
old and had been an invalid all his
life.
81. II. Dibble, whose critical illness
has been mentioned in this paper,
died at St. Elizabeth's hospital, Chi
cago, Tuesday afternoon. The re-
mains were brought to Plymouth at
2:3o p. m. Wednesday and taken to the
home of his father-in-law, w. H.
Albert. Funeral services will be held
at 200 p. m. Friday.
Jesse Miller is one of those people
who are not to be outdone and seldom
fail to make use Of all their opportup-
tiles. Jesse has erected an air motor
whose wind wheel is about donble in
diameter of the average wind wheel.
thus Harvesting the wind to saw his
wood, grind the feed for his stock and