The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-08

Miss Louise Wolford has returned
to school at Morris, Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Emmons have
gone to Tiosa for visit Of a few days.
W.. Suit has been confined to his
home since Saturday by malarial at
tack.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Swanson have
moved to Atwood. Mrs. Swanson went
to Atwood today.
Leonard Baum has returned to DON
ALLISON after a visit OF a few days at
jefferson FIorian's.
]. NJ. wickizer is spending few
days Of this week at Hamlet on bust
ness connected with his nursey.
Mrs. Nina Thompson has returned
to indianapolis after visit of three
weeks with relatives In this vicinity
Miss Hume has returned to school
at Oberlin, Ohio, after spending her
vacation with her parents In this city.
Fire Wood For Sale-Good hard
wood. 1926 delivered. Plymouth
Novelty Mfg. Co., Telephone l2s. dt2
Mrs. w. f. Long has returned to
her home near Cando, N. D., after a
visit of several weeks with relatives In
this city.
G.. w. Bailey, of near Westyille,
Laporte county, was In town Tuesday.
He purchased some fine hogs from the
Staley herd.
Mrs. r. c. Graham, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Benjamin
Switzer, returned to her home at An.
derson Tuesday.
The funeral of Mrs. Hiram Hervey
was largely attended Tuesday after
noon. The remains were buried at the
Stringer cemetery.
o. S. Hartman has returned to
school at Thin, Ohio. after visit of
a week in this city with his brother,
Rev. J. +. Hartman.
Director of the Mint Roberts esti-
mates production of gold in the Unit
ed States in 1902 at $50, 1853, O7O, and
of silver at s31 ,O4O, OPS.
Miss Stella Wiseman has gone to
North Dakota for visit of few
weeks with her brothers and sisters
who have homesteads there.
One year ago 6211 rural delivery
routes were in operation, and now the
number is 12,474. Uncle Sam may
be filling another long-felt want.
Mrs. Ed Arnett has returned to her
home at Kokomo after visit of two
weeks with her parents in the coun-
try, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Christian.
We are prepared to do grinding OF
corn and chop feed promptly; also
handle grain and seeds of all kinds.
Call and see us. H. q. Thayer s.
Go. WITT
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Collins, of
BliSsfeld, Mich, and Mrs. Russell
Hervey, OF Walkerton, attended thu
funeral of Mrs. Hiram Heryey in thi
city Tuesday.
Mr.. Henry York and Miss Mary
Andrews were married this Afternoon
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Andrews on the
banks OF Dixon Lake,
o. F. Ridgway Tuesday received a
letter from the superintendent at
Longcliff stating that his brother, r..
G. Ridgway, is much worse and there
is no hope for his recovery. His death
is probably a question of only a few
days.
Buyers of tea will remember that
the government has abolished the duty
OF 10 cents a pound. Tea should be
that much cheaper to the consumer.
The talk of keeping up the price and
furnishing a better quality is a sub
terfuge-
Henry w. Marshall, Of Lafayette,
has clear field for the speakership of
the Indiana house of representatives,
all the other aspirants for that POSI-
ton having withdrawn. This will
make the republican legislative eau
Gus tame affair.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed William will be sorry to learn that
their little three-year old son, Frank,
is dead. HIS death was caused by eat
ing some tablets left as medicine for
bis mother. The little boy only lived
an hour and Mrs. william Is almost
Frustrated with grief.
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