The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1901-11-14
Bert Jockey is in South Bend on

Mrs. r. NJ. Candy is visited rela.
tives in Bourbon yesterday.
Mrs. j. D. Field has returned from
her visit at Chicago.
The city, after borrowing $1,000,
has s569.32 on hands.
Mrs. Julia Hebrew and children
spent the day in Culver.
Rev. Father Yenn is transacting
business in South Bend.
WANTED-Good girl for general
Homework. Apply at this office. dwtf
Mrs. Ida Harrigan and little son,
went to South Bend for a few days
visit.
Mrs. Alice Bertrand has gone tC
Chicago for two weeks visit with
friends.
Mrs. John Bortz left yesterday for
an extended visit with friends in Terre
Haute.
Daniel McLaren is here from Penn
sylvania, visiting his father, j. ID.
McLaren.
The First Presbyterian church OF
Logansport was again destroyed by
fire Monday morning.
Mrs. Walter OgleSbee, who teaches
at Huntington was here attending the
funeral of n. H. Oglesbee,
Mrs. John Mitchell and Miss Mary
Roper left today for weeks visit
with friends in South Bend
Clinton Bondurant who has been
quite sick for several days, seems con-
siderably improved this morning.
George Klinesmidth has returned to
his work at Logan, Ohio, after spend
ing month at his home in Plymouth.
The remains of Frank Hoffman Is
SOD, who died at Argos, Tuesday, will
be inferred at Oak Hill Cemetery
Thursday.
William H. Seiders who has been
here visiting his parents and relatives
a couple of days, returned to Chicago
this afternoon.
Mrs. Ed Walters has returned tC
her home in Donaldson after visit oil
two weeks with her daughter Mrs. L.
NJ. Bell, of this city.
Kloepfer, the dry goods man, ha.
been in business in Plymouth &
quarter of century. His 25th an
niversary sale is now on.
Peter Jacoby, of Aurora, Neb., and
M. A. Jacoby of near this city ar
among those who secured lives of Nc
Kinley at this office this week.
Marriage licenses for the past week
are as follows: Charles III. SherlanC
and Frances o. Warehams, Charlel
Gambler and Maud Walters, Asher c.
Kanarr and Bertha E. Bowman.
Mrs. James Fillmore has returned t.
her home in Bourbon, accompanied b,
her daughter, Mr.. J. L. Langtry who
will visit there the remainder of the
week.
At South Bend considerable inter
est is centered in the coming football
contest at Notre Dame next Satur
day between the Indiana Universit,
and Notre Dame.
DR.. f. M. Burket, of this city, C
III. Burket, of Evanston, b. w, lPer
kins, DIR. Sawyer, and Joseph Williams
of South Bend, will leave Friday for
three weeks hunting trip in Western
Tennessee.
Oliver Ginther, who was shot b
Joseph Wolfe two weeks ago in Car
roll county, was moved to the HON
of Wolfe'S father near Delphi. Hi
hair has turned white and he looks te
years olderS than before he was shot
Rev. George A. Little paid fn
tribute to the character of Nathan II
Oglesbee in his funeral address Tues
day. Mr.. Little was pastor of tn
Presbyterian church here for man
years, and intimately acquainted wit
Mr.. Oglesbee.
Warden Reid has interviewed Al
torney General Taylor in regard
who can be admitted to the hangin
of Joseph Keith, Friday morning, TIL
attorney general holds that none bu
those required to assist in the excel
tion, spiritual advisors and near rels
tives can be admitted.
Thunder storms in November al
not common, but shower followe
shower Monday and konday evenin
,, accompanied by thunder and ligh
ming. 1t was warm early this morI
ing, but the wind changed to I'll
northwest and itwas only a few houl
: until the weather was decided
!, wintry.s