The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-17
George Heisler has gone to Laporte
TO remain indefinitely.

10 remain 1noennltely.
T. M. Erwin and family went to
Peru today to visit over Sunday.
Noah Smith is reported seriously III
at the soldiers home at Marion.
Miss Mile Gaskill went to Bourbon
to spend Sunday with her parents.
Ed S. Brooke is now engaged in the
grocery business at Salt Lake City.
Protracted meeting commenced at
Pretty Lake church Sunday evening.
'.Quit Your Deviltry' was the SUBJ
ject of the sermon at Kuhn's hall
Friday evening.
Many pedestrians got hard and very
wet falls on the icy sidewalks covered
with water Saturday.
Rev. S. w. Goss formerly leading
Methodist preacher OF this conference,
Is now at work at. life insurance.
Ira Kyser stopped here Saturday on
his way home from trip OF. several
days at South Bend and in Southern
Michigan.
John o. Snyder and two sons have
entered three quarter sections Of fine
land in Canada and will move there in
the spring.
w. f. Hand has returned To Argos
after visit of a week at South Bend.
Mishawaka, Elkhart, Goshen and
Shipshewanna.
Jap Smith and Frank Johnson, OF
Tyner, caught full grown badger
last week which gave them a hard
fight before they captured it.
The new U. b. church at Bremen
will be dedicated Jan. 3. The dedica-
tory sermon will be preached by Rev.
Mr.. Weakly, Of Dayton. Ohio.
jacob Davis who has been visiting
his brother. Joseph Davis in this
county. Fulton and Miami counties,
returned to his home at Danville, ILL.,.
Saturday.
The Center township teachers held
an institute at the court house Satur-
day and only two were absent a.
though it was the worst day OF the
present school year.
The market reports say that great
deal Of uneasiness is felt in regard to
eggs Sure. You never can tell what
will happen when you crack the shell
of one at this season.
A large freight engine ran off the
track just east Of the river bridge
morning, and making a bad
job for number of men several houIs
before it was replaced.
Roscoe Daum who was employed at
Kloepfer's dry goods store afew years
ago and has since been employed 10
South Bend. has accepted position
in department store in Chicago.
A display of the diamonds which
have recently been found in Morgan
and Brown counties will be made at
the worlds fair merely to show the
Of Indiana's natural re-
S. A. Kent, of Fulton. Ind. princi-
pal OF the Lapaz high school, has been
to resign his position on ac-
count o. bone erysipelas. B. w. Boss,
ex-trustee Of Polk township has taken
bis place.
Three weeks of the finest winter
weather known was varied Saturday
by a deluge of rain and slush that
made it / ard to stand ON slippery
places and entirely too wet for COM
fort today.
The planters of the South will re-
ceive 5000, 600, 900 more for their cot
toa crop this year than last. An es-
innate like this argues that "cor-
ner does not necessarily work evil for
everybody.
John Studebaker of Button, not on
ly lost ore hand in a corn shredder.
but a 5000 diamond ring. The ordi-
nary farmer will wonder why he wore
sucha jewel while engaged in such
work. says the Elkhart Review.
Ralph Hutchinson the fourteen
year old son Of Harvey Hutchinson
fell on the side walk near his home at
Saturday and broke his arm between
the wrist and elbow. The family lis
poor ana they seem to have more than
their share OF i'll fortune.
L. HI. Vanscoik made a business trip
to Warsaw today. He went to Nap
panee Friday and brought six fine new
sleighs home with him and a few
hours later it commenced raining.
Van. Of course, hopes that the rain
mill 1,o fol1oxnod hu HI NJ cnnxu
The canning factory is now assured.
The committee have selected site
for the factory on the land Of G. L.
Morris, one block north of the pickle
factory on the Vandalia railway, The