The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-01-23
LOCAL NEWS


with her sister. Mrs. N H. Bennett,
at Hamlet.
Mrs. s. s. Unger of South Bend,
spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs
Jesse Zehner.
Misses Reathe1 Marshman and
Meta Shafer are the guests of friends
at Peru. for few days
Mrs. ]. w. Rinard has gone to
Rochester. where she will organize
a class in needle work.
Misses Minnie and Bertha Hills
man arrived Sunday evening from
Los Vegas, New Mexico.
Mrs. Milton Gulling has gone to
South Bend, where she will spend a
couple of days with friends.
Mrs. J. c. Whitesell has gone TO
Grovertown to visit with her nephew
Carl Ritchey, who is very sick.
John Southworth who has been
emplo yed at Chicago is in this. city,
visiting with relatives and friends.
Mrs. ]. V. Ashley and Mrs. B. E.
Ryder have returned to Bourbon, al
ter spending a few days in this city.
Mrs. Bruce Seymore returned to
South Bend, Monday, after spending
few days with Mrs. Nathan Abbot
William Hite of Muncie. who has
been visiting with his father Henry
in this city, returned home Monday.
Miss Dora Hill. returned TO her
home in Elkhart Monday, after
spending few days with Mrs. Mary
Harris.
Mrs. c. F.. Wilson has returned
TO her home in Chicago, after visit
ing with her father Ebe Deacon, for
few days.
Mrs. Geo Jackson has returned 10
her home in Walkerton after spend
ing few days with her father, O. F.
Filson, n this city
Match for bargains in our window
display in the new and 10 cent store
which will open on LaPorte street
about February /. code
Edward G. Bauman of Mount Yer
non. has announced himself as can
,didate for the nomination of State
Superintendent of Public instruction
= Mr.. and Mrs Alva McNeeley 81
Newcastle. Pa, who have been visit
ing with the formers brother, Jesse
,McNeeley. in this city, went to Mish-
awake, Monday. for visit with rel
iatives
Surgeons have removed the stom-
ach of Mrs Minerva Porter, OF Ev
ansville. who is suffering from can
Ger They connected the esophagu:
with the small intestine 1t is stateC
the woman will live.
A Tennessee young woman dis
guised herself in male attire, enlist
ed in cavalry troop, became ser
geant. and prevented any suspicion
OF her real sex by her skill in thu
use Of intoxicants and profan'
language This ought to be an an
swer to those critics who object tina
woman are limited in the fields o
activity they may occupy.
Pipe smokers consume more thar
= half of all the tobacco grown in thu
United States, according TO a state
ment made by Vice-President Har
ris, of the American Tobacco com
pany, while testifyiig in the govern
ment suit against the company. Mr.
Harris said that the American To
bacco company never has attempted
to obtain foothold in the plug to
bacco trade in Canada, as the inter
ests now in control of that trade ap
pear to be solidly lntrenched.
Ira Shrfder has stored his house
hold goods and will have rooms a
his fathers and A. E. Rhoads will
occupy the vacated house at once
c. Fl. Mullenhour of Delphos, o
is in the city for few days, lookinl
over his business properties that h
recently purchased OF w. {. Miller
He may conclude to go into bushes
and become a resident OF Plymouth
The condition of our old friend
James Gibson. remains about tn
same and no hope is now entertaine
for his permanent recovery
The best story Of late is told o
Clarence Slayter and his store cat. l
happened thus: Clarence has ca
that he thinks a great deal OF be
death on rats, so he says, and h
Dragged so much that everyood
thought no rat would dare ventur
within ninety feet of the store unde
pain OF being annihilated But Char
ley Porcher vouches for the fact tina
last week rat came from the celia
and scampered all around and at las
came up and rubbed noses with thi
bfag cat, even a second nme-Just L
show them that he dared and the
ran into box near by. Clarence too
the cat and jammed him headhrst IN
to the box, but to no avail. And nov
if you want good cigar all you zee
to do is ask Slayter to show you hi
fine mouser.