The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-09-11

MISS OdlTle DOSS Ids SOflc W DOui'
bon to resume her work in the schools.
Miss Myrtle Jacoby has returned
from visit of several days at South
Bend.
Miss Harriet Bissell left for Colum-
bia City Friday to teach in the public
schools.
Mrs. G. A. Reeve and her sister,
Mrs. Hall, of Leesburg, spent Friday
in Argos.
Thomas Greer, of Fort WAYNE, is
visiting j. E. and Charles Turner. in
this city.
There was light frost Friday morn
ing on the lowlands but no damage
was done.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Bunnell and
Isaac Anderson were South Bend VS.
itors Friday.
Harry Bernetha, of Rochester. DEM
ocratic candidate for judge, was in
town Friday.
John Coar, of Bourbon township, is
one of the teachers of the Huntington
public schools.
There were IA, 900 paid admissions
to the Elks' carnival at South Bend
the opening day.
A total of 2,4OO students are en-
rolled at Valparaiso College which
opened September L.
David Welborn has traded his farm
near Dixon Lake to Mr.. holland for a
farm near Tippecanoe
Al ClOugh and family of Michigan
City have been visiting relatives in
this vicinity this week.
Allen Bogardus was called to Lafon-
tame by the death of his sister, who
died Thursday evening.
Miss Carrie Brooke, who is at the
home of her sister in South Bend,
seems slightly improved.
Miss Frances Hahn has returned to
Bourbon after a visit of two weeks
with relatives in this city.
Mrs. Abel arrived from California
Friday for visit of several weeks at
the nome of her uncle, Captain c. e.
Cooper.
The county council adjourned Friday
afternoon. The tax rate for the en-
suing year was fixed at 81 cents on the
hundred dollars.
William Murphy and Miss Dora
Wagner. of Bremen. were married
Thursday by Rev. c. E. Weiss, at the
! German Evangelical parsonage in this
city.
September seems to be an unlucky
month lOr presidents. 1t was in this
month that Garfield and Mckinley
died, and now comes the accident to
Roosevelt.
Mrs. Raine, who has been visiting
two weeks at the home of her sister,
Mrs. DIR. Brown. left for Ohio Friday
afternoon to visit relatives on her way
to Pennsylvania.
! Rev. G.. w. Smith, of Culver, and
Rev. A. H. Zilmer and E. H. Barn.
hill of this city, and Rev. a. 1. Cor
dill, of South Bend went to Argos to
attend the conference.
Miss Ruby Neville, of jamestown.
N. Y, who has been attending the
Chicago University summer school,
stopped here for visit of week with
her friend, Mrs. DR.. Brown.
Mrs. Deemer went to Argos to at
tend the conference this week. She
took with her the finest bouquet OF
aSterS we ever saw. They were raised
on her lot in south Plymouth.
The Kellison house has been cleaned
from top to bottom and reftted with
new furniture and new carpets. 1t is
now one OF the neatest and best hO-
tells in this. section of the state.
Rev. G. w. Henry, of Warasw, who
organized the Christian church in Ply
mouth, has accepted chair in the
Christian college at Lexington, KY,
and left for that place Thursday.
Peter Barnes, for twenty years GUS
todian of the Valparaiso College build
ings, committed suicide Thursday
noon by hanging himself in the coal
sheds at the rear of Recital Hall.
W. F. Young was on the street Fri
day for the first time since his return
from Niagara Falls. He hurt his knee
while there and inflammation set in
He is not able to walk without the as.
SiStance of cane.
Elder Woodward and wife, of Grand
Rapids, Michigan visited in Plymouth
on their way to Argos to attend the
annual conference OF the Church o.
God. Both are we'll known in almost
every part OF the United States.