The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-10-23

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visit of a few days.
M. Lauer was called to Cincinnati
Saturday by a telegram announcing the
death of his wife's sister.
The effect of a free trade or pro-
tective policy is simply the difference
between penury and plenty.
Mrs. Bethel Hall. of Groyertown,
has returned home after visit of a
week with her sister, Mrs. Priddy.
G.. II. Allen left last Saturday for
Upper Sandusky. Ohio, TO work in
the Western Union telegraph Office
there.
Mrs. Margaret Todd, a colored wo-
man, died Saturday last at Marcellus,
Mich, aged LOT years, s months and
10 days.
NJ. L. Minnick, of South Bend, Wis.,
tied with DR.. Bower and George
Vinall on his way home from the Ohio
excursion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Firestone and son. of
Larwill, are visiting at Joseph SWIM
dell's. Mrs. Firestone is Mrs. Swim
dell S sister.
Casper Albert has returned to his
home in Elkhart county after visit
of four weeks with relatives and
friends in this county.
Mrs. Marion Guyer and daughter,
Irene, who have been spending the
summer here, returned to their home
in Chicago Saturday.
LIB. Sells and family have return
ed to their home at Fort Wayne,
after visit of several days with rel
atives and friends here.
DR.. Sherman Johnson came down
from Bremen Friday afternoon and
rode the second degree goat at the Ma
sonic lodge Friday evening.
Rev. w. w. Lineberry went to Fort
Wayne no Saturday, where he will
preach Sunday and spend the week in
the eastern part of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Demont came
down from Kalamazoo Friday night
and went TO Rochester to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Dement'S niece.
Jacob Gardener, DR.. Nussbaum and
William Huff, OF Bremen, have gone
to southeastern Missouri to hunt deer
and turkeys two or three weeks.
Rev. G. E. Weise, wife and son,
went 10 South Bend last Saturday
to visit over Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Weiss
breaches in South Bend Sunday.
Mrs. Bruckhart has returned to her
home at North Manchester after WIS.,
iting the family of Noah Marsh and
other relatives in West township.
Mrs. Harry Bennett and daughter,
who had been visiting in this city and
vicinity two weeks, returned to their
home in Chicago Friday afternoon.
The annual national meeting of the
AmiSh church was held at the little
town of Milford in K0SciuSkO county
this week and aabout 1000 delegates
were present.
The tower east of this city was
brought to point just east of the
river bridge at noon today, where it
will be known as the R. U. telegraph
and signal tower.
Mrs. William Herring died at Mish-
awake Thursday of smallpox, aged 26
years. She had been sick two weeks
and is survived by her husband and a
two-year-old son.
The band concert Friday evening,
was as predicted by this paper, far
better than any out of town bands
have given US. Plymouth will soon
have an excellent band.
Voters who want a good county
clerk will go to the polls and vote for
Foster Grove Mr.. Grove is splen-
did penman, good accountant and a
good man in every respect.
J. d. Coyerston. the well known
United Brethren preacher who re-
manned at Bremen six years, was Wis
ing in this county this week. He is
now at Pleasant Lake, Ind.
A letter from Thomas K. Hough-
ton received by his brother, j. w.
Houghton, this afternoon says Mrs.
Houghton seems to De improving and
he has hopes of her recovery.
If you are planning to get married,
if you are arranging to secure an ed
ucation, if you see your way to en-
large your business you are interested
in a continuance of prosperity.
The Elkhart and Warsaw districts
~ fho TT ID ot,,rob mill hold q ;oint