The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-10-23
Beyeridge. Monday. Oct. 81.

d. c. Cole is visiting at North Lib
erty this week.
Mrs. Harry Humrichouser is here
for short visit.
Mrs. ID. S. O'Brien was Plymouth
visitor yesterday.
We will pay good price for good
wood on subscription.
Hon. H. G. Thayer transacted bust
ness at Bourbon yesterday.
Miss Flo Gaskill and her little sister
are visiting at Fort Wayne.
Mrs. c. o. Smith has gone to Roch-
ester for a visit of a few days.
Tell your neighbors to vote for
Peter Helm for representative.
Mrs. Fred Kepler has gone to Bur-
ket to visit relatives until next week.
William Gross and family have re-
turned home from the Ohio excur-
sion.
Miss Mary Medborne, of Culver. has
gone to North Dakota to spend the
winter.
Robert H. Morrill,, one of the old
residents of the city is reported SER
iously i'll.
The Armours have sold theirDecem-
Der corn and the price of all grains
has declined,
Charles Cox has gone to Fort
Wayne to work for the Adams Ex-
press company.
Mrs. A. NJ. Baker who was here
nursing her sister, Mrs. E. Fl. Cox,
has returned to Peru.
Frank Herring, democratic candidate
for congress will speak at the opera
house Thursday evening.
John Lavering and VIM. H. LAYER
ing and wife, of Starke county, were
Plymouth visitors today.
Railroads give low rates to Plym-
outh next Monday. Everybody should
hear Senator Beveridge.
Miss Elnora MaSterton, of Bourbon,
is attending Grand council meeting
at Indianapolis this week.
Mrs. Henry Humrichouser has en-
ioyed the fine weather this week by
riding out every afternoon.
Senator Albert ]. Beveridge one of
the worlds finest orators speaks in
Plymouth next Monday afternoon.
Isaac SHUTS, of Nappanee, and his
daughter, Mrs. Steinmetz, are visit
ing relatives at Bourbon this week
George Hull. maker of the 'sCardiff
giant" which fooled many scientists,
died at Binghamton, n. Y. Tuesday.
Whisper it not to European powers,
but the fact is we are in no condi-
ton to 60 to war. The bean crop is
short.
j. S. Martin has returned to his
home at Fulton, Ind. latter visit in
this city with his brother-in-law, DR..
Loring, 80 -
Representatives of life insurance
companies after investigation say
New Orleans frauds will reach half a
million.
Mr.. Hicks maze a poor guess on
October weather, as thus far demon
strated. May the fine weather Of the
past week continue.
Mrs. Sham baugh, mother of II. A.
Shambaugh, and Mrs. Allen who have
been visiting here, returned to their
home at Albion yesterday.
Georgia fruit growers are claiming
that the peach crop of their state
yields more money to the producers
than does the cotton crop.
Rather than spend her days in the
county infirmary, Mrs. Mary Williams,
and old resident of Kosciusko county,
committed suicide Tuesday.
Is Argos the only place in Marshall
county that has democrats fit for
county candidates?is question
many democrats are asking now.
Mitchell has had hard work getting
the miners to agree to 60 back to
work. 1t was Mr.. Baer who said the
men were all eager to return but were
forciDiy kept out.
In the new battleships speed is to
be sacrificed to armament, but then
the navy has pretty clearly demon
strated that it would rather fight
than run, anyway.
The Indiana Land and Investment
company sold the John j. McMaster
farm to Elijah L. Sewell, and the
John Geib and Philip Kuntz farms to
William B. Kirkpatrick.
Washington Irving must have been
looking on an Indiana landscape when
he wrote, ''never need an American