The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-03
FOR SHLE IN PLYMOUTH By
ASHLEY AND HESS

E. T. Gallagher spent Saturday il
Logansport.
Mrs. j. Fl. Bunnell is visiting
| friends at South Bend.
Marie Ncrsches and sister Louise
have returned from Rochester.
L. E. Wickizer returned Saturda!
from a business trip to Rochester.
Miss Clara Yenn, of Mishawaka, i!
visiting her brother, Rev. S. NJ. Yenn
Wheat reached 80 cents per bushe
in Chicago Friday, and corn and oats
were higher.
Miss Minnie Haney left for Chicago
Saturday to spend the winter with
sister there.
Lucy Hite, Of InwoOd, returned
Saturday from attending the teach.
ers' association.
Adelbert Sells, of Tippecanoe, who
has been in the city the past two days
returned home Saturday.
Henry Waterson delivered hic ia.
nous lecture on Abraham Lincoln
at Knox Saturday evening.
DR.. Ed. Ball, of Chicago, arrived
Saturday, having been summoned by
the death of Mrs. Prosper Ball.
Mrs. Sternon, of Rochester, left fol
home at Rochester Saturday, having
visited with Mrs. Thomas Sponsler.
Miss Hutchinson, who has beer
trimming in Mrs. Kelley's millinery
store, returned to Chicago Saturday.
Misses Elnora Zechiel, Edna Hayes
and Cora Quick have returned to Cul
yer after a visit of a few days in Ply.
mouth.
Dowie has prohibited kissing in
Zion. That will have a tendency to
discourage youthful accessions to the
new faith.
o. A. Harding and Miss Bessie
Windfall. of Michigan City, who have
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Suit,
returned home Saturday.
The Acme Cycle Company, of Elk.
hart, made an assignment Friday as a
result of the failure of the Indiana
National Bank of Elkhart.
Jules Levy, the famous cornetist,
formerly Of Elkhart, died at Chicago
Friday quite suddenly. He was 6s
years old and of Jewish parentage.
Misses Lacille Laird, Edith Sellers,
and Lorenzo Cooper, Herman Fite,
R. E. Barnett and s. +. Baird, OF
Bourbon, returned home Saturday from
the teachers institute.
Miss Anna Downey. the great evan.
gelist who preached 10 this city sew.
eral years ago died In Kansas, Nov. 2.
Her remains were laid to rest at
Greencastle, Ind.
Mrs. VIM. Wilson and Mrs. William
Jones. Of Union township. returned
last Wednesday evening after a six
weeks visit with Mr.. Robert Robert
son and family in Ashland county.
Wisconsin. ~
Strictly fresh eggs sell at Boston for
10 cents dozen and people stop eat
ing them. The price at New York,
where the shortageis ascribed to Cor
ner IN the western market, is from AZ
to So cents.
Rev. William E. Hinshaw is re-
leased on parole from the Indiana
northern prison, where he had been
serving a life sentence for the murder
of his wife in 1895 at Bellevllle, Hen
bricks county.
An African missionary will bring to
this country several pygmy families to
be exhibited In the theological depart
ment Of the st. Louis exposition.
These dwarfs are about the size of IL
year old children.
Jay Bartlett, Of Culver, had the
misfortune to have his foot crushed
last week at the Pan Handle shops In
Logansport. There were no bones
broken and he will likely be ready for
duty again in q few weeks.
Governor Durbin has announced
that no pay can be given the state
militia for the days recently spent at
West Point during the army maneu-
vers because of insufficient appropria-
ton. The amount due each militia
msa d. 80, and Z number Of Plym-
outh boys are affected.