The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-08
uNwoop ITEMS.

John Bright has trapped over zoo
musk rats so far, this year
Our Bourbon butcher failed to ap-
pear Saturday We wonder whyf
ASK Ed Brown -
Mr.. Charles Shadlcy and wife are
fthe proud parents Ola daaghtcr SINCE
I'Sdhday evesine. 1 s :
|. Jon Rush is about to engage as
Depaty Head Consul for the NJ. w.
lof Asx-We- wish aim success Z;
DR.. Kizer and James TrowbridgeI
scared a mute out of town Friday
leveaing. Shame ON you, boysx
On Tuesday evening the NJ. W.. of
A. will elect their annual officers. A
full attendance is anticipated :, :.
Who IS TO be our next road super
Visor, Think it over before next
month and then bel satisfied i.sfttre
wards. -
In spelling, contest FRIDAY sescn
ling the FIVE years were <sctors over,
tn six years. The FIVE year pupils
say they can do It again.
Our gcnsal barber rs gaining quite
a reputation as . hunter as well as a
smooth shaver. 1t rs no longer safe
| for amy game o rsise iiin from of him.
| J. L. Trowbridge rs again selling
fsrsn seeds for George H. Hiebie Co..
! Rochester, N. Y. He presents sgood
Iadrccments 10 any one desiring
lsecds.
There is to be Union 'wood-ehoe-
Ping at widow Shively's next Wed
ncsdzy. Let Everybody bring an axe
and use lit. You will sleep better if
you de-. A great favor will be con-
| feTred.
Our city schools have purchased
an elegant Hamilton piano. Now let
nHsic ,sweF the breeze we coagrat-
Izte che committee for their excel
lsant chosce. -,
On Sunday, Dec -1sfn the NJ E
Sabbath school will elect their annual
officers. Charles Gerard is spoken of
for superintendent Everybody is re-
questud to be present
We are pleased to note the moral
atunosphereof cur village ss being
mich improved We hope to- contin-
ne Ut every citizen unite i'll one
general impulse and elevate cur sur
ronndings by elevating ourselves.
Mrs. George Long and Monroe
gackman was called 10 he btdside Of
|1heir nerrae, Iva }zsckn1an, who is IN a
critical condition since Monday even
1ng She was stricken with paralysis
mid her recovery is very doubtful
ED Ws1nacut :nuskrd and cribbed
cyie hundred and twenty-five bushels
OF corn IN nine hours and thirty
FIVE minutes last "Wednesday. A wag-
Ner of $40 side was made on 100
bushels in TEN hours. How is that
for high? Let us hear from Other
corners.
"A letter received from Miss Grace
Shivek-, of Moran, Kan, states that
"a large orchard ON her fathers
farm was dcsuoyed by fire recently
Everyone remembers the charming
character she possessed and pleasant
friendship She held while a Pupil of
Inwood school, OF 1902-O3-
Our next MOVE is the construction
of a new NJ. +. church Much inter
sst is being manifested by pastor and
members and general hope is ener-
tanned that d new imposing structure !
will take fhe plac Of the old They
who deserve success always achieve /
it. Everybody;s shopssder the wheel |
for in srion there is strength
A petition for watxhman at the
abroad crossing lis being freely
signed. We hope our commissioners
Ti1l be able to compel the company
. place one there, as it is a danger t
JUS crossing AID several lives have
,een already sacrificed. The danger
las been considerably Increased
ince the dosbie track has been in