The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-08-21
JOHN Y. ASHLEY And son
Leaders n Good Goods, Low Prices and Full Weights.

The Fulton county fair will be held
at Rochester. September a to q.
Miss Grace Estes, of Peru, is here
for a visit of week with friends.
Laporte county's 5lst annual fail
will be held at Laporte Sept. 16 Il
10.
Stephen S. Mann went to Nap
panee Friday for visit of several
days.
DIR. Durr is moving his dental Office
from the postof1ice block to the Pack
ara block.
Tippecanoe will have street fail
and general blow cut next Friday,
August %.
| VI. L. Corey of Argos. has gone tt
Minnesota to spend a month hunting
and fishing.
| Mrs Charlotte Baker. widow oil
Governor Conrad Baker, is on her death
bel at Indianapolis.
Surveyors Butler, CRUDE and Thomp.
son are at work this week surveying
the Webb ditch IN Polk township.
Mrs Ed Klingerman and Mrs. Lee
Jacoby and families visited their faith.
er. Peter Hahn, at Bourbon Friday.
1t is said that the pickle factory at
Lapaz has received more pickles this
season than any other factory in H.
| diana.
Mrs. Leopold Lauer and daughter
left last Friday for visit of three
weeks at Lafayette. Ind, and Dayton,
Ohio.
The viewers of the Anglin ditch
which is TO be constructed IN Green
township reported to Surveyor North
Friday.
Miss Julia Waller. of Columbia
City and Miss May Waiter, of Mans.
field, Ohio. are visiting relatives in
this city.
Lawrence Linkenhelt has horse
that is bleeding To death at the nose
and horse doctors are powerless to stop
the flow of blood.
There is the usual talk about
scarcity of money to move the crops
and car famine. Yet the CROPS
always get moved.
Miss Anna Ho.mgren, of South
Bend, visited Mrs. Jesse Hoham, Miss
Ashley and other friends in Plym-
outh for a few days.
Mrs. John w. Gallagher, arrived
from Nation. Ill.,, last week to visit
her husband who is sick at the home
of his mother in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alpha Bail have re.
turned from a visit in Ohio. They re-
port the town of Norwalk quarrantin.
ed on account of smallpox.
Horace W. Boggs, of Climbing Hill,
Iowa, came home TO attend the Glib
son-Staley reunion and visit his faith.
er, Anthony Boggs near Argos.
L. J. Hess has sold his farm north.
east of Argos, and expects to move to
Plymouth. He has big sale of per.
sonal property Tuesday Aug. 10.
Charles Keenly and family have re.
turned to their home in Chicago after
visit of several days with the fam
lily of Frank Pearce, east of this city
Misses Anna and Emma Nye. daugh.
tiers of Valentine Nye, of Polk town
ship, who have been attending school
at Valparaiso, returned home Friday.
Asher BOyce has sold his farm south
OF. Argos to AlbiJn Norton, a former
resident of Walnut township, who has
been located at Marion, Ind, for sew
eral years.
Misses VERNE and Hattie Hay, OF
South Bend, are here visiting their
grandfather, D. C. Cole. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hay visited Mr.. and Mrs. Cole
Sunday.
| The Kokomo man who married a
girl at sight because he liked her angel
food is taking risks. Angel food is
rather a spongy foundation on which
to build LIES happiness.
The seventeenth annual reunion OF
the 73rd Indiana Regimental associa-
tion will be held at New Carlisle, st.
Joseph county, Wednesday and Thurs.
day. September II and Is, 1902.
The harvest home meeting OF the
Progressive Brethren church will be
held in the Lcngaker grove, one mile
north and one-half mile west of La.
paz, August "A. Everybody invited
George w. Weyrick is here from
Michigan, visiting his daughter, Mrs
Theodore Sponsler, and other relatives
and friends in this county. He was
for many years resident of West
townships