The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-10

erts' Grocery next week.
Mrs. Joseph Swindell has gone tt
Larwill for a visit of several days.
Mrs. Hosmer is visiting her sister
Mrs. f. Z. ROUGH at Rochester thi.
week.
Mrs. William Croy left for Marion
Tuesday to join her husband. who il
enployed there.
John c.. Butler and Robert Reeve
are finishing up the survey of the arm:
of the Walnut ditch.
Charles Purcher is attending the
state grange and transacting bushes:
at Warsaw this week.
Mrs. Rose S. earn went to Roches
ter Tuesday to spend few days with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Fred ]. Ko9ntz, who has beer
sick for several weeks and was criti-
cally i'll last week, is improving SLOW
Ily.
Mrs. w. E. Leonard who has been
quite sick during the past two weeks
seems considerably improved this
| week.
Mrs. Louise Hatch. of Lima, Ohio,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Jordan
and other relatives in this city and
vicinity.
Charley Miles got the fingers of bis
left hand mashed while assisting in
putting the railroad bridge in place
last Sunday morning.
The Marshall County Medical Asso-
citation will meet at the office OF DR..
Stephens Thursday afternoon, reor-
ganize and elect officers.
One of the December magazines de-
clares again that the ''sun is gradually
losing its heat" This is good time
of the year to discuss the subject.
All the railroads of this city give
the usual holiday rates this year.
Tickets will be sold Dec. "a. 25 and
81. and January l, good until Jan. 2.
Frank McCrum, who was injured by
the cars a few weeks ago, is doing
nicely and can probably be taken to
bis home in Bourbon before many
days.
j. W. Headdy. who recently pur-
chased the Vinnedge farm Oh the
Michigan road four miles north of
Plymouth is transacting business at
Kokomo this week.
Charles Rothmiller a former resi-
dent near this city who with his fam
| lily moved to the state of Washington
about six years ago was killed Dec. 2.
by tree which he was telling falling
across his body. He leaves a widow
and three children. His wife is a
daughter of Adam Schooner of this
city.
The report of the state board of
health, just received at this Office says
there were 16 deaths in Marshall
county in the month of October. This
is an average of less than per thous-
and for the year, which is among the
lowest reported in the state. but the
number of deaths reported in Septem-
Der was above the average.
"As You Like It's filled the opera
house Monday night with an intelli-
gent and appreciatiye audience. The
company is a good one and Camilla
Reynolds as Rosalind was well sup
ported. We are glad that good play
can be assured good house In Plym-
outh 1t speaks we'll for the city and
insures us better class of entertain
ments.
Cadet Edgar c. Waite, of Pittsburg,
Kansas. died at the hospital of the
Culver Military Academy at midnight
Sunday. He was operated on for ap-
pendicitis on Friday by a specialist
from Indianapolis and. was doing
well until complication set in result
ing in his death The post flag was
displayed at half mast on Monday.
Tuesday morning the remains we're
conveyed to the station by the bat
TALON of cadets. Six cadets escorted
the body to Pittsburg.
The county commissioners met in
regular session Monday and adjourned
Tuesday. Only routine business
allowances etc., was transacted. An
extra session is called for Dec. %,
when matters of more Importance will
be considered. This will close the
years work and will also mark the re-
tirement Of II, l.. FARRELL who will be
succeeded in January by William
Troup OF German township. Henry
has done SCme good work and we shall
have more TO say about him later.