The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-24
KSTLEY AND HESS

Hundreds of loads of fine ice wer,
housed last week.
AL Wickizer went to Kansas agair
today TO look after his oil wells.
Miss Lizzie Rober has gone to Soutf
Bend for visit of several davs.
Ice ten inches thick was cut on
Pretty lake and Dixon lake, Dec. 10
DIR. Matchette. of Bourbon. changed
cars here Thursday on his way to SOutt
Bend
Mrs. Peter Ulrich has returned from
visit of three days with relatives il
South Bend.
Miss Deviney has returned to Bour-
bon after visit Of several days Will
Miss Grace McColl.
w. II. Young and family went tt
Bourbon on Thursday TO spend few
days with relatives.
Martin Steiger has returned from
Tolleston, H.. and is again making
his home in this city
Typhoid fever is raging in Carroll
county and several deaths are reported
at Camden and in that vicinity.
DR.. Durr and wife w1nt to Letter
Ford Wednesday evening to attend
the wedding of the DOCTORS niece.
Samuel Lewallen has returned t.
his home in TIppecanoe township af-
ter visit Of a week with his daugh.
ter inthis city.
A sled load of BOYS and girls who
went TO BOURBON from this city last
evening was dumped in the snow but
nobody was hurt.
Misses Lizzie and Mary Mccormick,
of Decatur, Mich. are visiting their
aunt Mrs. Henderson and other rela-
tives in this city.
Culver people who came to Plym.
outh this week say there is not more
than half tas much snow in that vi.
cinity as there is here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Biddle, oil
South Haven, Mich. are visiting their
nephew in this city and may buy
property and locate here.
H. j. Meredith, residing south OF
Culver, has t, AIDED his forty acre farm
for a stock of goods in Denver, Ind.
and moved to that place this week.
The records show the weather OF the
present month to be the coolest that
has been experienced in the United
States for over % years in December.
Master Burford Marks is ON fair
way to recovery from his recent seri-
Gus illness and the quarantine of the
family was raised this week.-Calver
Citizen.
Capt. Morris is on the sick list. He
has stomach trouble and it has be-
come so serious that he has been COM
PEELED to take to his bed.-Culver
Citizen.
w. E. Bailey received a telegram
from Wellsboro, O.. Thursday ANNOUNCE
ing that he has another grand child.
Mr.. and Mrs, Norman Bailey are the
parents.
Judge Hiram A. Gillett the Oldest
member Of the Porter county bar died
Wednesday. He was 70 years old. He
was an excellent lawyer and an honest,
direct, positive man.
The secretary of the board of re-
gents Of the University Of California
is short in his accounts and is said to
have confessed that be lost $40, 900 OF
the university's funds on the race
track.
LIZ. Losier, of Southern Oregon,
was in town Thursday. He is selling a
car load o. prunes in this county. He
was former resident of Tippecanoe
township but has been in Oregon
eleven years.
Henry Humrichouser returned from
Chicago Tuesday and went to Pierce
ton, He will be here Saturday
and Sunday but will go to Chicago
again where he expects to make his
home most OF the time with bis son.
A church at Greenville, ILL.,, is to be
changed into public library. 1t is
the same church which Bob 1ngersoll
was compelled to attend by his par
ents. And the St. Louis Post Dis
patch asks II it can be possible that
the great agnostfc is still at his work.
The Royal Center OIL company has
concluded to abandon the well shot
last week and from which the inner
casing was blown. After . careful
examination, and the removal OF all
the broken pipe, it was found impossi-
bic to repair the we'll SO that fresh
water not flood it and thus keep the