The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-08
STOVES! STOVES!
For every and all kinds of fuel
Come and see our large stock
*HSTLEY & HESSs.
Leaders in Good Goods and Low Prices

at Charlottesville.
Miss Jep,he Parks went to Bourbon
to visit over Sunday.
Miss Bessie Sanner is visiting her
sister at Tippecanoe.
Miss Mabel Jacoby has returned to
her school at Button.
Mrs. George Lemler is visiting rel
atives at Columbia City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Rhodes went
to Argos to visit over Sunday.
Rev. A. H. zilmer has gone to Roll.
Ind, to hold series of meetings.
Old Process Oil meal at Forbes
Seed Store. 1872
Messrs. Leonard and Layton Wahl.
of Warsaw, are visiting relatives in
this city.
]. F. Knoll, of German township. is
preparing to move to Peach Orchard,
Arkansas.
Miss Theresa Fish has returned to
Argos after visiting her brother in
Plymouth.
Miss Dora Walker has secured en-
ployment at Kokomo, and left for that
CITY today.
Mrs. DR.. Rhea, Of Culver. is visiting
relatives rnd friends at West Mans
field, Ohio.
Miss Carrie Linville has returned to
her home at Marion, after visit of a
week with Mrs. Glen Cushman.
Acme Food for stock, cheaper to
feed them Oil meal Forbes ScedStore.
1872
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stills have return
ed to their home at Payne, Ohio, after
spending a week with Henry Hocken-
smith.
County Superintendent Marks is
now full fiedged Mason. He took
the master Mason S degree Thursday
evening.
Mesdames LaBrash and Lillybridge
have returned from visit of week
with the family of Charles LaBrash at
Chicago.
Mrs. Gillette and family have re-
turned to Elkhart after a visit of a
week with Mrs. Bert Smith, Mrs. Gill
let's sister.
Rev. w. S. Howard has returned
from Port Huron, Michigan, and
there will I've the usual services at the
Episcopal church.
The women's club entertained their
husbands and other friends at Bur-
ket's hall New Years evening. There
we're about 100 present.
The indianapolis News says with all
our prosperity the government sent
out the correct time at midnight and
the year came in on tick.
Mrs. John Sheaks, OF Polk township,
fell on the ice last Thursday morning
and broke her right arm and wrist
besides sustaining bad bruises.
Mr.. Milo F. Hale. teacher in the
Bremen schools, has been very sick ali
through vacation with congestion of
the liver and is still seriously i'll.
Ralph Mattingly has gone to Nash
vile, Tennessee to work for the In
diana Lumber company in which his
father has controlling interest.
When you want to buy Poland
China hogs, males or females at bar
gain 60 to John A. McFarlin's at
Twin Lake, he has them. 1874
Oliver Warner, the Argos livery
man was badly hurt in runawayNew
Years day. His face is badly cut,
and bruised and his eyes are almost
swollen shut,
The man or woman who does,about
the best he or she can every day need
not trouble to write out a series OF
resolutions as a guide to conduct for
the coming year.
Mrs. James Mcdonald. OF this city,
Will go to Tyner every Monday after
noon and to Teegarden every Wednes-
day afternoon to give instruction in
music to the schools of those towns.
George G. Long, is here from North
Dakota, for visit of few weeks.
His wife, who is daughter of Will
liam Zehner, has been here since the
zehner wedding anniversary and re-
union.
Mr.. Marconi says the public need
not be surprised in the future il WIRE
less messages are sent across the At
lantic for l cent word. This will be
a great reduction on the present rate
of 35 cents word.
OF co fse we have all made up our
minds to do better during the year
just ushered in. It would not seem