The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-02-12


day.
Fred DiIls has bought forty acre
farm in West township from John
Crawford.
Mr.. Judd Deviney. of Bourbon, was
the guest of Misses McColl and Fogel
Thursday.
| Rev. W. w. Lineberry is visiting
the NJ. P. churches in eastern Indiana
this week.
Mrs. Erma Pierce is spending few
davs in Rochester the guest of Mrs
Arthur Metzler.
Clyde Freeman who has been work
ing here this winter has gone to Fort
Wayne to remain.
William Richey went to Donaldson
Friday to visit over Sunday with his
brother, DR.. Richey.
Fred Falconbury is closing out his
stock of goods in Rutland and expects
to retire from business.
DR.. F. E. Radcliffe, of Burket, has
moved to Bourbon and entered into
partnership with DR.. c. NJ. Harris.
Win Sponsler who has been con-
| fined to his home three weeks by
severe illness is able to be out again.
1t is announced that the electric
cars will be running between Wabash
and Logansport about five weeks
hence.
| Mrs. Snowberger, of Walkerton, WIS.,
tied her sister, Mrs. Charles Nyhart,
and her father, Henry Alderman,
Thursday.
Mrs. Mccoy has returned to her
home in Bourbon after a visit Of sew
eral days with her sister Mrs. Garrett,
in this city.
DR.. Borton spent Thursday and Fri
day in indianapolis, transacting bust
ness and looking in on the sessions of
the legislature.
Lewis Calbeck has traded his farm
near Burr Oak for a stock of hard
ware at Berrien Center, Mich, and
W i'll move there in few DAYS.
B. N. Young marketed two MONS
ter hogs last Friday which netted him
even $50, the largest one weighed $50
pounds and brought $50. 25.-Bourbon
News.
Civil Engineer Fitzgerald was up
from Warsaw Friday, and bis corps of
assistants are getting the grades for
the double track from Bourbon to Co.
lumbia City.
Mrs. F. B. Jevne, of Chicago, ar
rived Sunday for visit of several
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John McColl, and other relatives and
friends in Plymouth.
The Mentone town trustees have
sold their electric light plant for 5000.
1t cost five times that amount but IL
was not self sustaining and the town
could not afford to keep it.
A Fort Wayne restaurant drew the
color line On two delegates from the
south to The international association
of building laborers. This reads like
an extract from some paper twenty
five years old.
The Firms are coming to America
at the rate of 100 month. 1t is
thought that this movement will
soon relieve the restitution in Fin
land, whatever it may do to the
United States.
Mrs. Maria Stewart returned FRIDAY
from Fort Wayne where she had been
visiting for week with the family of
her son. George Stewart. She says
George seems to be growing worse
and his right arm is paralyzed.
Messrs. CRUDE and North are pre-
pairing for the survey of the big ditch
in the southwest part of the county.
The ditch begins in Lost lake and will
! run through corner of Starke county
and empty into the Tippecanoe river
at Monterey.
/ The next anniversary we will OBJ
serve on the 18th inst, Lincoln s
birthday. Then will come valentine
day on the 14th and Washington s
birthday on the ed. Keep up with
the times by subscribing for and read
ing the Tribune.
i Hiram Shirley northeast Of town
was caught by a falling tree Saturday,
| wedging his head between the tree
and stump, from which he sustained
some severe bruises, remaining uncon-
scious for four hours. He is improv-
ling nicely. Bourbon News.
A pancake eating contest is going
on in Michigan. An Alegan man ate