The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-06-26
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Maud Eurit is visiting rela-
tives and friends at Macy.
Rouel Personett has gone to Wal
nut for visit of week.
Miss Frances Shobe has gone to I'll
oSa for visit of two weeks.
Mrs. j. T. Larue went to Rochester
TO visit her father over Sunday.
Joseph Slough, of Linkville, has
been granted a pension of s12 a
month.
Miss Ethel Van Anden has gone to
Chicago for visit of two or three
weeks.
Mrs. w. A. Tank, of Walkerton, is
visiting the family of Achilles North
in this city.
Schafer & Son, of Argos, have pur-
chased the sO-acre tract of timber on
the Simons farm east of this city,
Earl North and Walter Dickinson
graduated at Wabash college last
week. having completed the full four
years course.
The marriage of Miss Mae L. Romig
to Mr.. Will Edwin Miller has been
announced to take place on Wednes-
day, June %, 1902.
Lewis Alderfer, of Birmingham,
Alabama, is here for visit of two
weeks with relatives and friends.
This is his old home.
At the state carnival at Logansport
Josiah G. Powell of LUgansgort was
elected state president of the Elks
and d. a. Westberry of South Bent
was elected secretary. South Bend
also secured the next meeting.
Mrs. Charles Shearn, of Grand
Rapids. Michigan, who has been the
guest o. the family of her brother,
Fred Shearer, in this city, went to
Fort Wayne on Thursday for visit
of few days before returning home
Mrs. Belle Patterson, who has been
visiting her brother, F. ]. Kline in
this city several weeks, left on the
lois train on Thursday for Cleve-
land, Ohio, having received telegram
that her daughter was critically i'll
with small pOx.
Everybody knows the story of the
fellow who stole red-hot stove. AL
most as strange is the fact that some
body went into freight car at the
Vandalia station in this city Friday
morning, broke open box and stole
two burial robes.
The Pennsylvania read is now max
ing improvements on the western
division which when completed, may
enable that road to clip off another
tive hours from the time between Chi
cago and New York, the present
schedule being 20 hours.
The Kosciusko county schools held
their graduation exercises at Winona,
Saturday. st. Joseph, Elkhart and
Koscuisko counties have adopted the
plan of having the graduation ex-
erciseS of all the country schools held
at the same time and place.
Mrs. Orvanda Edwards left Saturday
afternoon for Mankato, Mimi, where
she will make her home with her
daughter, Mrs. p S. Alleman. She
is SO years old and has been a resident
of Plymouth over 60 years. Her
grandson G. l.. Alleman, accompanied
her.
For the first time in two or three
years the potato crop promises to be
above the average. Early potatoes
look very fine and the yiel0 should be
large. The price of potatoes II the
market is beginning to feel the effect
OF the Oncoming crop, and is dropping
some every two or three days.
DR.. Eley's new automobile arrived
Wednesday and he will now be able to
put on as much style as any Chicago
doctor. 1t is one Of the finest ma
chimes made and is quite an acquiSi-
tion to the vehicles of Plymouth and
we predict that there will be many
more before very many months roll by.
The first annual Deaf Mute Picnic,
for Fulton and adjoining counties,
which was postponed last year, will
be held on the Fair Grounds at Roch-
ester, Saturday, June %. Religious
services in sign language will be con-
Quoted Sunday, June 30, by Rev.
HasensSab of Chicago, said to be the
only deaf mute Methodist minister in
theUnited States. The hymn N carer
My God To Thee" will be rendered in
sign language. Everyone is invited
to be present.