The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-01-14

Luther Cole is doing some work at
Argos this week.
Rev. N, Crews of Inwood was Ply
mouth visitor yesterday.
DIR Gaskill of Bourbon was Ply
mouth visitor yesterday.
| A. B. Perkins has returned to Bour-
bon after visiting his son in this city.
Washington Kelley. of Ober, at
tended the farmers institute in this
city yesterday.
Mrs. Mede Thompson is reported
quite sick at the home OF her daugh
ter ia this city.
Emanuel Dalrymple, residing five
miles southwest of Plymouth, is re-
ported seriously i'll.
The infant child of Jacob Ringer.
residing a few miles south OF this city,
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Miss Nellie Castleman who has been
employed in this city, returned to her
home at Argos yeste. day.
DIR. Charles o. wiltfong of Chester
ton was called to Plymouth yesterday
by the critical illness of his sister.
Rev. z. G.. Epson who is now assls-
ting in revival meetings in 'Pennsyl-
vania expects to return home next
week.
Miss Maude Wiltfoug is lying at
the point of death at her home in this
city and it is not believed that she can
survive many hours.
Wheat here and abroad advances on
the war possibility. Corn and oats
are influenced by the same motive.
Provisions are higher.
Tue first day of the farmers msti.
tute was as usual very stormy, but
there is a good attendance and excel
lent work is being done.
Miss Nellie Wheeler left for Jack
son, Mich, Tuesday night where she
will take position as buok-keeper in
a commercial establishment.
Mrs. Rena SWEET has returned to
her home at Hanna after visit of
three weeks at the home If her father,
b. w. Rhodes. near this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Thompson who
were called here by the death Of Mr..
Thompson S father, returned to their
home at Green Bay Wis. yesterday.
Several big sled loads of people went
to John Blain's yesterday afternoon.
The sleighing was splendid and the
merry party had an excellent supper.
The Ladies Parish Guild will hold
an all day meeting at the home of
Mrs. George Thayer Thursday. All
the ladies are asked to. attend With
their baskets.
Henry Humrichouser returned from
Elkhart yesterday. He was cal,
led there by the death OF his sister,
Mrs. Leah Guipe. which occurred Fri
day, January 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pernod who
were called here by the death of their
grandfather. Philemon Thompson,
returned to their home at South Chi
cago Tuesday evening.
Typhoid fever is travelling round
the country at a most uncomfortable
rate, 400 cases being reported in Lead
vile, where they never drink water
not even the boiled solution.
Lester Hite's bay mare which
strayed away from his farm near Bour-
bon Saturday evening, was taken up
by John Wolf near Tyner and Mr..
Hite got her Tuesday evening.
DR.. Burkett and wife Of Warsaw
were in town yesterday. The doctor
went to Michigan City to attend a
dental convention and Mrs. Burkett
remained here to visit relatives,
Rev. Epson writes us fran Johns
town, Pa, that he and Rev.. A. Eby
are engaged in evangelical work, that
they are having excellent success and
doing great work in the conversion
of sinners.
Statistics for 1893 show that S,597
people committed suicide In America
during the twelve months. These fig
urcs are alarming, and strange fact
is that a larger proportion of the sui
cidcs were physicians than members
of any other profession.
Yockey, Plckerl, Knott, Conger and
Stalsy told everybody that a vote
against Knott, Conger or Staley In
this city was a vote against Frank
Boss, yet after these men were elected
they went into convention and voted
against Boss from first to last.