The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-04-23


Henry Smith, of Walkerton, trans
acted business In Plymouth Saturday.
Mrs. Robert McCance has returned
from visit of three months in Chi
cago.
Mrs. Mary J. Gay has returned to
Bourbon after visiting in this city and
vicinity.
Mrs. j. T. Steinmets. of Knox,
visited relatives at Bourbon over
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Watkins and Miss Grace
Smith went to Bourbon to visit over
Sunday.
When you hear a man say that
every man has his price he is looking
for buyer.
Mrs. A. Fl. Buckley and Children
went to Chicago Saturday for visit of
several days.
Mrs. Massena, of Warsaw, is visit
ing relatives and friends in this city
and vicinity.
Miss Eta Railsback went to Bour-
bon to visit over Sunday with her
grandparents.
John d. Miller. of Bourbon town.
ship. returned home SATURDAY. after a
visit at South Bend.
Don't think a man can't keep a
secret; just think of the bad things
he knows on himself.
After girl reaches 20 she acts
toward her mother as if she had been
charged with the job of bringing her
up.
Quite a number of Plymouth Odd
Fellows went To Bourbon Friday
night to take the Encampment de-
gree.
Mrs. Benham, who has been spend
ing the winter with her daughters in
Chicago, is reported in declining
health.
Mr.. Daily is the new telegrapher at
the Vandalia. He takes the place of
Mr.. Dctv, who has been transferred to
Darlington.
Henry Baylor, who resides near
Etna Green, stopped in Plymouth on
his way to Argos to visit relatives
over Sunday.
Grandma FARRELL is seriously i'll at
her home in Tyner. She is very old,
consequently there is little hope of
her recovery.
Mrs. Josiah Jacoby went to Bluff
ton to spend Sunday with her daugh-
ter, Mabel, who is teacher in the
Bluffton schools.
During the thunder storm last Sum-
day the Three l depot at North Lib
erty was struck by lightning and COM
pleIely destroyed by fire.
| Mrs. Thomas Bair and son have re-
turned to their home in Tippecanoe
after visit of few days with Mrs.
BARS sister, Mrs. GRANGE.
Miss Carrie Boss, one of the Bour.
bon teachers. came to her home in
Plymouth Friday evening and went
to Argos to visit Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Hite, of
Fort Wayne, and Mr.. ana Mrs. Hite,
of Bourbon, visited Prof. Hite and
wife in this city Saturday.
The man wearing straw hat and
long curly hair gave good entertain
ment on the streets Friday night and
of course had large audience.
John Jacoby received a very fine
Chester white pig at the Vandalia STA
tion Saturday morning. Mr.. Jacoby al
ways raises the best hogs that he can
get.
w. H. Craige's son and daughter
with their children came down from
South Bend for visit of few DAYS
and one of the children has taken the
measles.
From all parts of northern Indiana
come complaints that much Ut the
corn of last years crop will not grow
when planted, and good seed corn is
very scarce.
No wonder this country is rich.
New York importing houses are now
receiving diamonds by freight, where
as heretofore they were received by
registered letter.
E. Fl. Stookey, of Tippecanoe town.
ship, and George Sprague, who re-
Gently bought the Barber farm west
of Teegarden, transacted business in
Plymouth Saturday.
Miss Daisy Campbell came up from
Bourbon Friday evening to assist
Prof. Hahn and wife in giving the
music at the West township COM
mencement exercises.
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