The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-02-05


A. Becker transacted business in
Argos Tuesday.
Clarence Slayter moved into his new
house Tuesday.
The rural mail carriers report very
bad roads this week.
Mrs. G. w. Shrider visited friend:
in Valparaiso Tuesday.
Clinton Caslow, of Inwood, is visit
ing relatives at TiOSa this week
A new paper mill to employ I5C
hands, is to be built at Lafayette.
The Euterpean Fraternity will meet
on Feb. 10th with Mrs. j. A. Yockey.
Cars are now running on the trolley
line between Laporte and Michigan
City.
Hon. L. w. Royse, of Warsaw,
traDacted legal business in Plymouth
Tuesday.
James Poulson drove over from Tip
pecanoe Tuesday and reported the roads
very muddy.
S. E. McCulloch has bought hitch
barn in South Bend and will take pos
session this week.
Rain, snow, sleet, sluSh and mud
made combination that suited very
few travellers today.
NJ. Hollingshead came down from
Chicago Tuesday for a short Wis.,
it with old friends here.
George Paul now owns the restau
ant on Laporte street and is making
bis usual popular prices.
The Maccabee ladies, of Bourbon,
came up in full force to visit Mrs. Dan
lei Hahn Tuesday afternoon.
The new military post will be
located on Fall Creek northeast of In
dianapolis and near Lawrence.
Ordie Stephenson, OF South Bend.
visited over Sunday with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Stephenson.
The Mozarts had an open
meeting at the ladies' club room,-
Burkets hall Wednesday evening.
The missionary society of the Meth.
odist church met at the parson-
age Wednesday afternoon at 2:30.
William Seymour and Samuel Yaiz-
ell, residing north of Inwood have gone
into the business Of shipping hogs.
1t seems about as hard for the
allies to raise blockade as it does for
a printer to raise a hundred dollars.
Penn township. St. Joseph county,
has the biggest hog in Indiana. He
is Chester. White and weighs 1862
pounds.
Frank Dillon, OF Rochester, was in
Plymouth Tuesday to assist in fixing
dates for the fairs in this and adjoin-
ing counties.
Mrs. Peter D. Burgener is sick at
her home at Donaldson and Mesdames
Edward and Ira earn of this city visit
ed her Tuesday.
| Erastus Hess now Of Akron, Ind,
stopped here Tuesday on his way home
from South Bend. He has a milk
route at Akron.
Miss Almeda Roth, of Mishawaka,
who has been visiting at Washington
Heckard's, went to Warsaw to visit
before returning home.
The smallpox cases in West town.
ship are getting along all right. There
are no new cases and the disease will
be confined to one family.
The officers of the Northern Indiana
fair circuit mad meeting here Tues
day afternoon to arrange dates for the
fairs for tie coming season.
Mrs. d. s. O'Brien was in town Tues
day and We were sorry to learn that
her husband Is growing worse every
day and his mind Is now almost gone.
Miss Ethelda Wright, who has been
visiting at the home Of Rev. O. e.
Palmer In this city returned to her
home at indianapolis Tuesday. She is
Ms. Palmer's sister.
Poultry farming bids fair to pay
better hereafter than ever before, and
a pleasant and most profitable bust
ness is within easy reach of any enter
prislng man or WOMAN.
A widow who figures as the heroine
of story In current periodical turns
away sutton for her hand with the
| information that her 'sheart is In two
graves" Another lover appears, how
ever, and the tale closes with indica-
lions that the lady is about to engage
| in double grave robbery.