The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1901-10-17
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. HI. E. Shirley went to Iowa
this week for visit with relatives.
j. w. Hess had his drug store
newly papered and otherwise inn
proved.
Lawrence Linkenhelt is moving in
to the new elevator near the Lake
Erie station.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Bush have
moved to Plymouth from their former
home at Mishawaka.
J. T. Brookes, second vice president
of the Pennsylvania company, died
Friday very Unexpectedly.
Ralph Mattingly went toValparaiso
last week to enter upon commercial
course in the normal school.
The lecture at the Methodist church
Friday night was fairly well attended
in spite of the hard rainfall.
The old Novelty plant is now COM
pletely dismantled and nothing is left
but the bare and dilapldated walls.
Miss Maud Rodgers, of Walkerton,
has been returned to Longcliffe be-
cause of renewal of her mental trou-
BILE.
A little waShout in the new grade
this SIDE of Donaldson delayed the
Pennsylvania trains somewhat early
SATURDAY. morning.
Delbert Bryan and John Pomeroy
were raised to the degree of Master
Mason Friday evening by Plymouth
Kilwinning lodge.
George Stockman, trustee, of Bour-
bon township, is dangerously sick with
liver and kidney complaints. His
recovery is doubtful.
The Tribune corner is about to re-
ceive new cement walks on the front
and side, PA feet in length. Charles
Nyhart is to do the work
The Saturday club met Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. J. G. Butler. The
paper, on prehistoric Inhabitants of
Indiana, was read by Mrs. Jerry
Blain.
The Independent has moved into
its new cubbyhole under Pythian
Castle Hall, where it has less space,
less hight and less conveniences than
in it's former location
Dirt from the new railway embank-
ment at the Michigan street bridge
has washed on and across the sidewalk
and rendered it impossible except by
wading through a stream of nasty
mud.
James Braddie, dying at his no me
at Buffalo, has confessed to the muir.
der of Policeman Cooper, of South
Bend, for which crime Louis Jaquith
is now serving a life term at Michigan
City.
The Clizbe Manufacturing Co.
received Thursday from R. B. Will
hanson, their Wisconsin travelling
man, orders for four of their new
model gas engines, this being the re
suit of the first three days of his can
vass.
The sheriff went to Logansport Fri
day for the purpose of placing Effie
Rivar, of near Inwood, in LOngclifft
asylum. Early next week he will
take Elizabeth, the wife of Richard
Ladd, there, her admission having
been granted. Mrs. Laid has been il
the asylum before
On Wednesday of Sunday School
week, Oct. %, at 2:3O p. m. a confer
ence of Sunday School workers will be
held at the Church of God in Plymouth
led by W. G. Pearce of Chicago. Mr..
Pearce has national reputation ant
every Sunday School worker in tn,
county should be present.
The Mozart club has changed thu
day of its regular meetings to Wed
nesday, and met this week will
Mrs. Clizbe. The program for thi
meeting included selections from
the compositions of Henry Smar
and comprised two choruseS, doubl
trio and several solos, partly takel
from Smart's best known work, s'Kins
Rene's Daughter
James NJ. Price arrived at the eighty
fifth anniversary of his birth Thurs
day and in the evening number O
his friends gathered at his home Oh
North Walnut street to help him cele
brate the occasion. He says he neve
had more enjoyable time in his life
and his wife. who is rs, was as keenl.
delighted as he was. Mr.. Price cam
to this county with the Pennsylvania
railroad nearly fifty years ago and ha
lived here ever since.
Benjamin Switzer has been com.
PEELED to quit farming on account Of