The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-02-19
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Leaders in Good Goods Low Prices
J. A. Molter transacted business in

Cephas Firestone has moved his har
ness shop into the Kendall block.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Jackson spen
Friday with relatives in Bourbon.
Tell your neighbor about McFarlin',
stock sale at Twin Lake Friday, Feb
20. 1926
Mrs. Charles Kanarr is reported
quite sick at her home in North town
ship.
City Treasurer Wilson who has beer
quite sick for several days is improv
ing slowly.
Shelby Leland and Liberty Gross
have gone to Etna Green to work or
the railroad.
Grandma Bland, of Bourbon, one OF
The ord settlers of the county, is re.
ported seriously ill.
Miss Bessie Harding, Miss Vail and
Mrs. Moore came down from Laporte
Friday to visit Mrs. w. +. Suit.
Indiana coal is dropping in price at
the mines. The mad rush is over. The
general demand is fairly we'll supplied.
William Dillon is building a log
barn on his farm in Green township as
reminder of his experience in earlier
days.
Until the burned high school can be
rebuilt, Hartford City is holding its
schools in churches and public build
ings.
Mrs, Anna Hines, of Shelbyville,
was 1O3 years old Thursday. She was
born In County Clare, Ireland, Feb.
". 1900.
Henry Freese who recently sold his
farm. near Argos. has rented fine
farm near Nappanee and moved to it
last week..
Mrs. John Schroeder went to Fort
Wayne Friday to visit her youngest
daughter who is sick at the hospital
in that city.
Miss Dollie Sisk and Mrs. Lemuel
have returned to their homes at Etna
Green afte. visit of few days with
the family of Reuben Sisk in this
city. *.e
Mrs. George B. Lindsay is reported
in poor health at her home inLigonier.
Her daughter, Mrs. M. L. Help
man,. Of Bourbon, visited her several
days last week.
The bills providing for the licensing
Of Veterinary surgeons. the BARRIERS
bill and the bill to allow nobody ex-
cept county surveyors to do civil en-
were killed in the legislature
Thursday.
The lower house of the Indiana legis-
lature is adding to its reputation as a
bill killer every day. The representa-
tives are doing good work Ia killing
useless bills and bills to increase SAL
aries and create offices.
John w. wiltfong came down from
Chicago Thursday to attend the fu-
neral of his brother, Sylvester Wilt
fong, whose remains were inferred at
the Old Fairmount cemetery in North
township Thursday afternoon.
The funeral services of w. H. Cole
man, late general frei yht agent of the
Vandalia, were held at the residence
of his brother, in Logansport, Ind, at
2:3O on Saturday afternoon. His re-
mains will be buried at Logansport.
Senator Beveridge has introduced a
bill providing for post check currency.
1t seems probable that congress will
soon give the country a postal currency
that will be convenient and safe for
sending small sums OF money by mail.
Representative Stookey, of Kos
ciusko county, has introduced bill
providing for fine of from s25 to
$500 for any judge or justice of the
peace that keeps an Office and prac-
tices law. 1t will probably be allow
ed to die by the COMMITTEE to whom it
was referred.
Senator O'Brfen, the chairman of
the democratic state committee,
to vote for the bill to allow
base ball played on Sunday, but bis
wife said be should not vote for it
md twenty senator's who favored the
Dill tried In VAIN to get him to vote
but be remained silent.
Fred Gochenour, Of Bourbon town.
'hip, has a ram trained to keep
hunters of his farm. Els ramship
IAN back 20 feet and hit the spot like |
} bullet from q Winchester rife. Fred
now has to clear a fence occasionally
70 keep out of the rams way and it
may be found cheaper to get rid Of the |
sheep than the hunters.
]. G. ZechieI. Of Culver came up i
Thursday, renamed over night in