The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-02-05
Mrs. Galloway went to Argos to

A. B. Wickizer transacted business
In Bourbon Saturday.
Herbert Bremen made a business
trip to Chicago Saturday.
Mrs. Maude Houghton went to Chi
cago to visit over Sunday.
James E. Houghton has been quite
sick again most of this week.
Mrs. Addie Ringenberg went to
Bourbon to visit over Sunday.
Mrs. Lulu Miller and daughter went
to Donaldson Saturday afternoon.
John Hennessey, of Inwood, was a
Plymouth visitor all of last week.
Charley Ritchy and John Baum, of
Donaldson. were in our city Saturday.
Mrs. Burroughs has gone to Lees
burg to visit her daughter, Mrs. Hall.
John E. johnson and Henry FARRELL
of Tyner were Plymouth visitors Satur-
day.
John G. Miller took his little son to
Chicago Saturday to haye his eyes
treated.
E. f. Short was in town Friday and
Saturday. He is now proprietor of a
feed barn at Knox.
ReubenAckles has bought splendid
new engine to be used in ttreshing
and saving wood.
Eli Boone, of Tyner, who suffered a
stroke of paralysis about ten days ago,
is improving slowly.
Rev. w. Lineberry went to Muncie
Saturday where he held services Sat-
urday evening and Sunday.
Mrs. G.. f. FARRELL, of Marion, says
that her mother, Mrs. Spaulding, is
in excellent health this winter.
David McCumber. aged II years,
died at the Marion soldiers home.
He was formerly of Slarke county.
Mrs. S. c. Rhinehart has returned
to Wanatah after visit of week
with her sister, Mrs. James Huffman.
Mrs. Wise. mother of Hon. Adam
E. Wise, has been sick for several
days but is somewhat improved now.
The poultry show was the finest
ever made in this county but bad roads
deprived many people OF the privilege
of seeingit.
Some Illinois parties were in this
county this week looking for large
farm to purchase. They wanted a
stock and grain farm.
A bill permitting South Bend to as
sumo Indebtedness to the amount of
of $50, 900 in excess of the statutory
limit, for the purpose of erecting new
school buildings. has been agreed up
on in the state senate, and will no
doubt pass.
Joseph Stoluz, of South Bend, a
former resident of this county, visited
j. A. Molter on his way to Columbia
City to visit his mother.
Peter Helm attended the farmers
institute at Bremen Friday. He says
the attendance was large and the dis
cussions very interesting.
Henry Alderman returned Saturday
from visit of almost four weeks with
relatives and friends IN Kosciusko,
Wabash and Fulton counties.
The small pox situation at Indian
apolis does not improve. There have
been A deaths since Jan. l, and over
200 cases have been reported.
Henry Wyant and his daughter,
Mrs. Nevin have returned to Logans-
port after a visit of several days with
relatives and friends in Plymouth.
Bishop Spaulding says 'We abound
in corrupt politicians, and until we can
master this evil we can lay no claim
to either civilization or Christianity. :"
Henry Matthews arrived from SYRIA
cuse, Indiana, Friday evening, but
could not remain for the funeral of his
brother on account of sickness in his
family.
The corn-shredder accidents in the
state now number 40 for the season.
Talk about your epidemicS, it is high
time that the deadly shredder be quar-
antined..
Freezing weather following the
thaw without snow makes the roads
very rough and the number Of people
coming to town is always leSSened for
a few days.
Ed higgins bought one of the finest
colts in the county of j. Boggs Fri
day. He will be three years old in the
spring, is a glossy black and the price
paid was $4,000.
Jasper N. Hess came from Dayton.
Ohio, Friday afternoon and remained
over night with relatives and friends
In this city. He went from here to