The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-22

Bourbon, were Plymouth visitors Tues.
day.
The Euterpeans met at the resi-.
dence of DR.. J. w. Smith Tuesday
evening.
Mrs c.. r. Rivar and daughter,
Eloise, are visiting at Bourbon this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Giller, OF South
Bend, are visiting at John B. Oilers
in this city.
Mrs. Harry HumrichoHser returned
last Tuesday from a visit at Pierce
ton and Bourbon.
The wheat market rules active and
strong this week, 'but.corn and oats
are shade lower,
We have had a week of as fine win
ter weather as can he found in any
country In the world.
Miss Quirk, of Walkerton, was a
Plymouth visitor Tuesday morning and
went from here to South Bend.
Bert and Charley Knapp, of Allie
gan. Mich, have returned home after
visit of two weeks in this city.
Mrs. Nora Jones, of South Bend has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Emma
Natthewson at Inwood this week.
Ths ice harvest is great this season,
and it may have tendency to reduce
the sise of the ice bills next summer.
Miss Alice Buttrick, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Bert Smith,
returned toher home at Elkhart Tues
day.
Mrs Emma Natthewson is critically
ill at her home in Inwood and it seems
probable that she will not live, many
days. -
DR.. G. w. -Switzer, OF 'Laporte,
preached at the M. f.. church Tuesday
evening aud hold the second quarter
ly conference.
There were about Us ladies present
at the meeting of the social club at
Burket's hall Monday evening and
everybody was happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. iRivar and Mrs.
J. W. Hess went to Bourbon to at
tend the funeral Of Mrs. Tyrrell at
Bourbon Tuesday afternoon.
Ii the BARRIERS bill gees through the
legislature it will be by a close shave
aud it will take strong:pull to make
the dentistry MEASURE q law.
George II. Thayer ism Cleveland,
Ohio, this week taking some large
orders for goods manufactured by the
Thayer Novelty works in Plymouth.
In naming the house labor commit
tee Speaker Marshall remembered the
uaions, and placed four members Of
labor organizations on the committee.
Mrs. George Wine, OF Pierceton.
who visited over Sunday in this city
with her daughter. Mrs. Victor G..
WEIGH. vent from here to Louisville,
KY.
The K. P.s., OF this city will visit
the Argos lodge Wednesday evening,
assist 10 the initiation of three eandi-
dates and participate in an oyster sup
per.
The faces of the coal sharks begin
to lengthen as the cold fails TO
strengthen. A game Of greed can not
be played permanently on the Ameri.
can people.
Three Indiana cities have in the
past few days been given SO, 900 each
by Andrew Carnegie for free public
libraries. They are Attica, Sullivan
and Rensselaer,.
II vegetables have become frosted,
peel or otherwise prepare them for
cooking and cover them, with cold,
salt water, leaving them In . fairly
warn room over night.
Harry w. Davis former resident
Of Plymouth, is the advance agent Of
a theatrical attraction called peggy
From Paris. - He is the son Of John
G. Bssis, Of Newton county.
The Arkansas legislature has one
member who is feet inches in
height, but when the question is put
to hifl ue says he is feet 20 inches
tall. he is a school teacher. S.
Rowland Of Valley Springs.
John f. Smith went to Walkerton
Tuesday to visit hts uncle, From there
he viii return TO his home on the
banks Of the Mississippi, IN Lee coun-
ty, Iowa. His father, Noah Smith,
Of this city, accompanied him p val
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