The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-09-04
JOHN Y. ASHLEY AND son

Mrs. Joseph Kleindenst has gone to
Chicago for a visit of week with her
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Baylor, of
Warsaw, visited in Plymouth Thurs
day and Friday.
Mrs. HI. L. Laird, of Bremen, went
from Plymouth to Bourbon Friday to
visit over Sunday.
Miss ID. Eta Price, who attended
the institute here has returned to her
home at Nappanee.
Mr.. and Mrs. George MAGELLAN went
to Bangor, Mich, Friday to visit rel
atives until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vining, Of Pomeroy,
Ohio. are visiting the family of VIM.
Richie. on the Simons farm.
Mrs. Espick has moved from Link,
vile 10 the house just south of Mrs.
Ritchie's, ON Michigan street.
Mrs. C. II. RooSe and Mrs. Henry
Hall, of Hamlet, returned home Friday
afternoon after visiting Mrs. Priddy
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foncanon have re-
turned to their home at BlufftOn, aft
er pleasant visit with the family of
j. F. Hartle.
Prof. w. III. Banta, president of the
Rochester college, attended the insti-
tute here Thursday afternoon and
Friday forenoon.
In twenty years the population OF
the United States has doubled, wealth
has doubled. saying nothing of the
price of hard coal.
Mrs. DR.. Brown and son and hel
sister, Mrs. John Raine. of Pennsy.
lvania, went to Chicago last Friday
to visit until Monday.
jacob Suit in undertaking TO handle
a new horse attached TO the delivery
wagon Thursday was kicked on the
leg and is quite lame today.
Mrs. Noah Laudeman has returned
to her home at Nappanee after visit
of several days in this city with Mrs
LaBraSh and other relatives.
/ Miss Alice Burger, of North Lib.
erty, and Adam Longaker. of Lapaz,
went to Winona Friday to attend the
Progressive Brethren conference.
DR.. Myers says he has brought Mr.
Linkenhelt' horse around all right
The horse seemed to be bleeding t
death at the nose two weeks ago.
The annual conference of the Church
of God will be held in the church oil
that denomination in Argos, begin
ming, Friday, Sept. 8, and continuing
over Sunday.
| Louis Wicky had his pocket picked
or else lost his sisters gold watch las
Wednesday night. The watch was il
his coat pocket and the name of tn,
owner is engraved in the case.
DR.. Nellie Babcock, of Rochester
visited at Glen CuShman'S ThurSda,
afternoon and over night and wen
from here to South Bend to assist il
the Rebekah school of instruction.
John Thomas, a resident of KnO.
aged fifty years, while under the in
fluence of drink tried to murder Frank
Robertson Wednesday night. He uset
a knife and slashed Robertson badly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Keiser, O
, Bryan, Ohio, visited James Keiser il
this city and went from here to Win
ona to attend the Brethren confer
ence. James and Samuel Keiser ar
cousins.
, Alexander Ferguson, said to be IL
years old, was carried to the stand a
the old settlers meeting of Madison
county Thursday, and gave some rem
iniscences Of the first settlement o
central Indiana.
Liberty Cross stopped a runawa
horse on Michigan street last Friday
preventing the destruction of the We
hicle, saved the horse from injury an
perhaps saved somebody from gettin
hurt by the flying steed.
According to the schedule of Presi
dent Roosevelt for his visit in Indian
September % and "a, he will go fror
Fort Wayne to Chicago by the Penn
sylvania road and will pass throug
Plymouth about 9 O'Clock in the ever
ing.
Three months ago, on May 2:
eleven buildings, constituting two
thirds of the east side of Main stree
at Milford, were destroyed by fire
Now three fine brick structures stan
: on the burned district, and the founds
tion walls are in, and the lower joisi
are laid for all the other rooms, an
r brick work is under way.