The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-02-11

The county treasurer mad go delin'
queEt tax sales Monday.
/, VIM. Wilburn went to South Bend
Tuesday to visit his daughter.
Mrs d. s. O'Brien of Grovertowr
: is visiting relatives in this city.
Matt Keyser transacted business ir
South Bend and neighboring cities
Tuesday.
Grant SOSon and o. NJ. Wilburr
transacted business in South Bend
Monday.
VIM. EVERY left Tuesday morning fol
Mobile, Ala, to visit his daughter Miss
Lola.
Miss Huldah Anderson went To
Stillwell Tuesday where she will stay
for some time.
j. W. Nichols returned to this city
after visiting relatives In North Man
chester and Marion.
Ray Bunnell returned to Kalama.
zoo on Tuesday. after a visit with his
parents In this city.
A marriage license was issued to
Willard Erwin Jr. aged Is and Lilly
Bess Fribley aged Is.
Mrs. Dora Mitchell of Rochester,
who has been visiting relatives in this
city returned home Tuesday.
Bert Logan and family of Onaway,
Mich, came Tuesday. Bert has a pc.
sition in Slayter's restaurant.
Mrs. Mary Brown who has been Wis
iting relatives in this city, returned
to her home at Walkerton Tuesday.
London beer makers send among
the people Of the poorer districts can
vassers. who sell on the installment
plan.
A washout on the L. E. & w. near
Walkerton caused the south bound
train No. %, due here at 1898 to be
about, two hours late.
The destruction due to the exploS-
ion of those whiskey barrels at Baltl-
more ought to furnish a theme for
the Prohibitionists during the next
campaign.
Disasters follow one another so rap
idly that the people are kept very
busy sympathizing with the stricken.
Let us hope the end of the bad streak
has been reached.
Stephen Jackson who has been in
Dakota returned home on Tuesday.
He reports the Woods boys. who form
erly resided on North Center street in
this city doing well.
James Hoffman has a newspaper
box of his own invention. The use of
this box by our customers will insure
the delivery Of newspapers and will
prevent considerable annoyance.
Ten years ago there was one bank
for every 7,190. inhabitants Of the
United States; five years ago there
was one bank for every 1897; now
there is a bank for every 4.41o.
The present strike in Chicago is of
the express wagon boys, and it is duly
rlotous in proportion to its size. Ev-
cry strike has its day in Chicago, and
practically every day has its strike. :
A Chicago woman has found perfect
health in drinking a gallon of water
every day; Chicago water, too. Now
let us hear no more about the impure,
unwholesome quality of that far famed
liquid.
The First State Bank of Bourbon
has filed suit in the Marshall county
circuit court on notes in attachment
against Mary Fletcher, Jefferson Plet-
cher, Adam Fletcher and Clarence
Sellers. =
The announcements is made at La
fayette that that city will be connec-
ted with Chicago by an Interurban
line next summer, which weans that
|Chicago and indianapolis will also be
SO connected.
II you fell down on your New Years
arrangements, you might try over
lon the Chinese New Year. which be-
gins next Monday. A special trip
will be made by the water wagon II
the patronage justifes it.
Terre Haute Is now boasting that,
Ialthough the city has grown IN other
ways. its police force is no larger than
it was twenty years ago. Terre
Haute evidently does not believe Id
being too much governed.
WANTEDATeachers who wish tt
take a special three months course &c
prepare for teaching shorthand, type
writing, book keeping or penmansnip'
Large demand and good salaries
Write at once for information regard
inc cx,ocia1 courco AZ 0n1v 4 limited