The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-15

Ms, j. G. Zechiel is very Ill at her
home near Culve..
There were hundreds of sleds and
sleighs in town Saturday.
Peter Larson, of Donaldson, was a
Plymouth visitor Friday.
The prices of live stock seem to be
declining but wheat remains strong.
Miss Theresa McHugh is here from
South Bend visiting her parents for
few days.
Mrs. John Rentschler who has been
quite i'll for several days seems to be
improving.
Elder Willis Logan, of North town.
ship, is holding revival meetings at
Cedar Lake.
1t is splendid winter weather. lit
tie cold, but it is the time of year for
cold weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Z. Cole ran away
from the cold weather and are visiting
at Harrisburg, Ark.
Miss Rosa Freese has returned to
her home in Columbia City. She was
visiting Miss Marie Ball in Plymouth.
Plymouth coal dealers received two
two car loads of hard coal Saturday,
and those most in need will be sup
piled.
An oil well flowing 90 barrels a day
has been drilled at New Haven. five
miles east of Fort Wayne, an entirely
new district.
The mercury touched zero Saturday
morning-the first time this winter.
Standard thermometers registered two
degrees below.
Rev. A. J. Waller will not be here
to assist i'm the revival meetings. He
is sick with scarlet fever at his home
in Terre Haute.
The members of the Presby terian
church surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
berry Friday night and gave them a
splendid donation.
Newton Nye, operator and agent of
both the Vandalia and B. & 0. rail-
road at Lapaz Junction, made pleas
ant call at our office Friday.
Lee Kendall came home from In
dianapolis Friday. He says the
legislature is fine looking body of
men and will probably do good work.
Milo Pippenger, mail clerk on the
Lake Shore, is sick with small pox at
his home at Goshen. He contracted
the disease from handling mail mat
ter.
The jury was called TO meet at the
court room Tuesday morning. The
case of David L. Scott, charged with
larcency, is the first jury case on the
docket.
There will probably not be any
change made in the liquor laws by the
present legislature, If the plans Of
leading members of both parties are
carried out. ieF
About one-third of all the employees
in the government department. at
Washington are women. Their sal
aries range from 5000 to over $500
per annum.
Samuel Huffer, az inmate at the
county asylum, is at the point of
death. Mr.. Huffer was formerly a
resident of German township, and is
"a years old.
Two runaway sixteen-year-old girls
arrested in Chicago saloon showed
THAT they were paid three cents each
for every man they induced to come
into the saloon and drink.
The Marshall County Poultry as
ISOLATION will be in session in this city
Jan. % to 81. The object of the as
ISOLATION is to promote interest in the
breeding of pure bred poultry.
Lewis Fenton who was badly hurt
at the Morris mil few days ago, is
getting along all right; A board
thrown from the saw struck him above
the eye and cut very bad cash.
Mrs. Hewitt, who had been at the
bedside of her brother: Albert Love,
in North township, since Wednesday
returned to home in Laporte Satur-
day. Mr, Love is somewhat improved.
A letter from Ed S. Brooke says he
and his family are all right. at their
home in Salt Lake City and Car!
Speishoffer, who is employed in drug
store there, is making rapid advance
men5. So
The United Brethren church at
Donaldson is about completed and
will probably be dedicated the first or
second Sunday in February Bishop
Kephalt will preach the dedicatory
Sermon