The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-01-07
Miss Farrell Shafer vent to Argos
today to visit over New Years.

Mrs. Hannah Smith, of Culver,
went to Argos TO spend New Years.
Miss Maude wiltfong is very serious
ly ill at her home on Michigan street
Luther and Elvia Mckinney went
70 Bourbon Thurday to visit until SUM-
lay
Miss Beulah Myers of South Bend,
mas gone TO Argos after visiting in
this city.
Mrs. J. K. Houghton and MISS
Hollis Gibson went to Chicago Thrsday
for a visit of week.
Miss Vera Humrichouser went to
Fort WavDe to spend New Years
with Miss Grace Durr.
Miss Hattie Morris took bright
little boy from Brightside to home
at Decatur, Ind, Thursday.
Lawrence Carvey went to Peru
Wednesday to visit until Sunday with
his father who resides In that city.
James M. HemInger went to South
Bend Thursday to see his children and
bis wife went to Knightstown to visit
hers.
Commencing Monday, January a..
the grocery stores of Plymouth will
close at O'Clock every evening except
Saturday.
Mrs. Searles and her father, Phleg-
non Thompson are both reported
quite sick.
Nelson Fl. Kyser city clerk of South
Bend. with his wife visited the family
of his brother. j. NJ. Kyser in this
city Thursday.
Scores CT, persons were rescued at
the Iroquois Theater FIRE by creeping
across narrow plank between the
theater and another building.
The woman'S session of the Far
mer's Institute will be held at the NJ.
E. church January l4th, for which a
neat program has bean arranged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jacoby came
down from Chicago to spend New
Years with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs JOSIAH Jacoby, east of town.
p. w. KeiSer and family OF War
saw and John Grindell and family of
Akron arrived Thursday to spend New
Years with Mr.. and Mrs. James Keis-
er.
Ben Wallace, the Peru circus man,
is going into the banking business and
has organized fine Wabash Valley
Trust Company. with a capital stock
of 5000, 900.
Elder j. B. Carter, of this city, will
preach morning and evening at the
U. B. Church next Lords day. Pas
tor Epson is assisting in protracted
effort at Elkhart.
The ice harvest is progressing
nicely. Mr.. Medbourn. informs u
that all the houses will be filled, which
will give employment to our people
for several weeks.-Culver Citizen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Lish, who
were married last week and have been
visiting their uncle, Benjamin Switzer,
in this city went to Grovertown Thurs
day. Mrs Lish was Miss Grace Hall.
Wheat advances. The big Armour
holding and the war fears are the fac
tors. Better demand prevails for corn
and oats, with some increase in the
speculative. Provisions move higher.
The celebration of Japanese New
Year is peculiar in some respects.
Every Japanese is supposed topaz his
debts. Every japanese house is to
posed to have a new suit Of clothes.
| If you cannot think of any good
new resolutions, take last years good
intentions down off the shelf and
brush the dust from them. They
will look strange and unfamiliar
enough to be almost as good as new.
Mrs. George Splitter and Mrs.
Jacob Casey, of Argos, and Mrs.
Thomas Medbourn and Mrs. David
Joseph, of Culver, four sisters. spent
the holiday season visiting relatives
and friends at North Vernon and
other points in Jennings county.
Many English doctors are now con-
WINGED that the eating of pigs flesh
In different forms is greately respon-
sible for the increase of cancer. They
point out that it is most common
among those whose chief meat is that
of pigs, while the disease IS extremely
rare among the Jews,
The district convention heid here
on Thursday to select democratic
member Of the state committee who
is also chairman of the Congressional
i Committee, or district chairman,
brought some prominent democrat;