The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-11-26
FOR SKLR PLYMOUTH
ASHLEY AND HESS

Mrs. j. E. Hanes was the guest OF
friends in Bourbon Friday.
Mrs. Claude Reubelt spent Friday
with relatives in Bourbon.
Mrs. D., NJ. Pickerl, of Argos, was
reported seriously i'll Thursday.
Mrs. Gaymon, of Crumstown, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed Zum-
baugh.
George P. Kruger has secured a
good position in Kemp's grocery store
at Elkhart,
Mrs. Stephen Whited is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. E. Marvin at Knox
fer few days.
Senator Parks, Prof. Bailey and o.
II. Miller, transacted business at
Bourbon Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Schumacher, of
German township, are visiting rela-
tiveS at Kokomo.
Joseph Swihart and family have
moved from Tippecanoe township To
Brethren. Michigan.
James NJ. Hudson, residing west of
Plymouth, went to South Bend Fri
day to visit until Monday.
Calvin Morical, a former resident of
Tippecanoe, will be married at Blaine,
Wash, Thanksgiving day.
There has been cut of eight dol
lars in sheet-steeI. making the pres
ent price the lowest in years.
Mrs. Davis Swigart, of Culver, re-
turned home Friday after visit in this
city with Mrs. T. E. Houghton.
Jacob Carver, of near Walnut,
moved Wednesday 10 Bremen, where
he has entered the livery business.
Mrs. Horner of this city and her
niece, Mrs. Cooper, of LaPorte, have
returned from their visit at Warsaw.
The Bremen orchestra has been en-
gagged to play fer the state dairymen S
convention at Plymouth next month.
Frank Thomas was elected second
lieutenant at the armory Thursday
evening. He will make a good officer.
William II. Hatch died at his home
in Walnut Sunday, Nov. Is, 1908, at
the age of IS years, 10 months and 10
days.
Mrs. Charles Snyder, OF Dekalb
county, who has been visiting Mrs.
Eber Deacon, went to South Bend,
Friday.
Mrs. Lum. of Wabash, has been
visiting her father. Jackson Glass, at
Hamlet and relatives in West town.
ship this week.
The postofice at Linkville will be
discontinued December I. The town
will get its mail from the carrier of
rural route No. 1.
Harry Marvin and Thomas Scant-
ling have purchased the bowling alley
and went to Chicago last friday to
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get some new fixtures.
Dealers are paying twelve cents
pound for best Thanksgiving turkeys.
This will make them somewhat ex-
pensive when they are dressed and
cooked.
Mrs. John Boss has returned from a
visit Of oyer two months with her son
DR.. Jacob Boss, in Kansas, and her
Mrs. Charles Wade, at
Beaver City, Neb.
Mrs. Louise Showacker has return
ed to her home at Kalamazoo, Mich,
after visit of two weeks with her
sister, Mrs. P. o. Jones and other
relatives and friends here.
w. T. Spaeth cousin of r. c.
Kloepfer called at our Office Friday. He
Is at the head of the company which
played here Friday, and like his cous-
in, Mr.. Kloepfer, is nice man.
Lieutenant Governor Gilbert is
home from Battle Creek, Mich. after
being confined to the sanitarium over
three months with rheumatism. He
is now able to walk without crutches
Mrs. Barbara Scheetz, better known
as Grandma Scheetz, has been lying
near deaths door. at her nome In this
place for the past week. Her sons
John and Laurence Of Kentland, were
at her bed side the latter Of last week,
Is was her son 3alser, who resides At
Nymouth. Monterey Sun.