The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-11-27
3 C. NEWS &


week.
Miss Jennie Shaded is visiting in
Culver.
ALI the railroads give Thanksgiv-
ing rates.
Emanuel Price is at work in Don.
aldson this week.
William Plummer and family have
moved u MentUne.
Thete is nothing melancholy about
these November days.
Mrs. NJ. f. johnson, of this city, is
visiting relatives at Rochester.
Charles B. Tibbetts and family are
preparing to move To California.
Mrs. Lydia appleman is visiting
her niece, Mis-. Mary Johnson. in
Argos.
The train going north on the Van
dalia at SAC in the morning will here
after carry mail.
Mrs. Richard Brakel went to Long
cliff Thursday to see her husband. His
condition is unchanged.
A lawsuit at Sycamore. H., has re.
suited in the financial discontinue of
Brother John Alexander Dowie.
Rhinehart, the barber sold his Jer-
sey cow to a Bremen man, and Louis
Mickey drove her up to that city We'd
nesday.
The sixtieth wedding anniversary
of Peter C. and Catherine Bender was
appropriately celebrated at Hobart
last week.
Cyrus G. Watson has returned to
Bourbon after a visit of a few days
with the family of his grand daughter,
Mrs. d. Frank Redd.
General Corbin wants every regi-
ment to have its marching song. which
j sa good enough idea, but why not a
regimental yell, also?
Auditor Miller is now ready to re-
ceive bids for the construction and ex-
cavation Of the Frank Wood ditch in
TippecanCe township.
Ora E. Seymour has the contract
for the construction Of the Seymour
ditch in Bourbon township. 1t is to
be completed by May Is.
Alonzo Whitaker and Miss Mollie
Boyer were married at the residence
of the grOOm's parents, near Bremen,
Sunday evening, Nov. Is.
The international fat stock show
opens at Chicago November % and
continues until December g.. All
railroads give reduced rates.
Mrs. Eugene Marshall who has been
confined to her home six weeks by ar
attack of malarial fever is improving
slowly but is not yet able to be up.
Rev. Logan Powers, of Etna Green,
is the new Z. B. minister at Bourbon.
He takes the place made vacant by
the resignation of Rev. Mr.. Sininger
Mrs. Sarah Shively visited Wednes.
day and Wednesday night with Miss
Sarah Heckert in this city and went
from here to Argos 60 visit her daugh.
ter.
Joseph G.. Cannon has eighty eight
votes pledged to him for the speaker.
ship and thirty-two more practically
secured. 1t requires 104 votes Il
elect.
In the ElkhaTt county circuit court
orr cases filed for the
term 4S were granted. In
st. Joseph county "a divorces are or
the docket,
Henry Amelong, of Bourbon town
ship, lost a good horse last week
While hauling corn the horse ran q
corn stubble into his knee and BLOOD
poison set in causing his death.
Indiana grain men are reaping +;
harvest on the big corner in Decem
Der corn at Chicago. When the mar
ket started up many of them were
short. but an immediate shift wa.
made.
Mrs. c. w. Dill, who has been Wis
ting relatives and friends in thi
county during the past two months
left for Chicago Thursday, and will q
from there to her home in New
York.
The annual report Of the STATE
board of Forestry indicates that if w
don't do something pretty prompt,
to preserve our timber, we shall no
have enough left for national politica
gossip before long.