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

.:HSTLEY & HESS:.
Leaders in Good Goods and Low Prices


Bend visitor Friday.
Mrs. Daniel Hahn weAt to Bourbon
Friday to visit her sister.
Mrs. c. 7. Allen visited her son,
Guy, the operator at Grovertown Fri
day.
James Gibbons, prominent farmer
of Fulton county, died Monday Janu.
airy II.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Bollman went
to South Bend Friday to visit relatives
oyer Sunday.
Mrs. Fl. Norris, of Maxinkuckee, is
visiting her.daughter, Mrs. Zechiel. at
Decatur, Ind.
Mrs. William HIldebrand, of near
Teegarden, died Wednesday and was
buried Friday.
A farmers dairy institute will be
held at the NJ. E. church, Culver, Sat-
urday. Jan. "a.
Nobody is complaining of this wealth
err; it reduces the cost of fuel more
than legislation could reduce it.
Senator Parks has introduced bill
requiring all of the state institutions
to use butter instead of oleomargerine.
Arthur, son of L. G. Dillon, of Gull
yer, has been confined to his bed six
weeks with Pneumonia and is still dan
gerously i'll.
Rev. Mr.. Presnall, wife and two
daughters and Mrs. D. I. Morris went
to Bourbon to attend the Wesleyan
quarterly meeting.
The general store of c. j. Kern, at
Valparaiso, was destroyed by fire on
Thursday afternoon. The loss is sup
posed to be fully covered by insurance.
A large party of young folks assem-
bled at the home of Senator Parks,
Thursday evening and spent several
hours very pleasantly and profitably.
Peter Disher, of this city, has filed
papers in bankruptcy with Referee
| Lambert at South Bend. He values
his assets at s5l2. 95; liabilities 50, $50.
so.
1t is claimed by St. Louis lady
that she knows 500 women in that city
who gamble. She ought to break
away and try to get into a moral
ssSet.''
A Boston scientist has been trying to
find out what makes drunken men see
double. Heretofore it has been gen.
orally supposed that it was the stuff
they drank.
A. +. Wickizer, who resided south
of PlymGlth, and was for several
years one of the prominent teachers
of Marshall county, is nov teaching at
Crestonburg, Kentucky.
William Shearer and his sister. Miss
Hattie Shearer, were passengers t6
South Bend Friday morning. Will has
been on the sick list several weeks
and went to South Bend for treat.
ment.
County Assessor Bonham, of Noble
county, stopped over night in this
city with his brother. Homer Bonham.
He was on his way home from attend.
i ing the meeting of county assessors al
indianapolis.
The hand car house near the Fort
Wayne depot is being moved further
west and there is rumor that prepa.
rations are making for a union depot
at the junction of the vandalia and
Pennsylvania roads.
| John E. Smith arrived Thursday
evening from Lee county. Iowa, t.
visit his father, Noah Smith. 1t is
his first visit here in thirty years and
his father was taken by surprise, as
he was not expecting him. -
James Walker an old resident OF
this and Fulton counties, died Wednes.
day afternoon, at the home of his
son, Edward Walker, five miles south
of Plymouth. He was IS years old
The remains were inferred at Rich,
land Center, Fulton county Friday.
The Fort WAYNE Trust company
fled suit Friday against the Plym,
outh Electric Light company. Franz
Wheeler and Others, asking the ap
pointment OF receiver for the Elec
trio Light company. This will *
probably fought to the end by the
company.
Michigan City Dispatch: Bishop
White viii begin his deferred vista
lions to the various parishes and mis-
sions Of the diocese at once, spending
next Sunday at Plymouth. Tht
bishop has been delayed in these visit
owing to the lack of assistance at TIT
cathedral.