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

Frank Fertig has returned from his
North Dakota trip.
James Anglln is again member of
the Geographic force in Plymouth.
Carl Williams, of Fort Wayne. visit
ed frienns in this city Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. Emanuel Price is very low and
it does not seem possible for her to
live many days.
-Four carloads of apples have been
shipped from this city to central In
diana this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nedo left Fri
day for South Bend, where they will
make their home,
n. Faulkner, of Iron county,
Missouri, is visiting in the southeast
part of the county.
Mrs. Allen who has been visiting at
the home of H. A. Shambaugh return
ed to Larwill Friday.
Jesse Gum and family and Mrs.
Foltz and daughter have moved from
Bourbon to South Bend.
Senator Beverage will speak in
Plymouth Monday, Oct. p at 2
O'Clock in the afternoon.
The empty coal bucket will soon be
filed. Republicans generally accom-
plish what they go after.
1t seems that Clinton Grnbe will
probably be able to teach the pupils
In the room where Mr.. Rivar failed.
All thing-except coal-seem to
come to him who waits. Perhaps
that Will come, if one hustles while he
waits.
Mrs. Rickel came up from Warsaw
Friday for an extended visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Peter Sarber in this
country.
Farmers have finished cutting corn.
1t is the first time that corn was ever
cut here in good condition after The
18th of October.
Mrs. Carlisle from near Beatrice,
Neb., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Elias
Burden and other relatives and friends
in this county.
In regard to David B. Hill "Big
Bill" Devery is reported TO have said:
mo bald-headed bachelor can ever be
president of the United States.'
w. S. and S. E. York, of Kane
county. Illinois, are in this county
this week looking at farm lands and
will probably purchase farm here.
Mrs. Simon Myers came here last
Monday. packed her household goods
and shipped them to Kokomo where
she will make her home with her
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Huebel have
returned to their home at Traverse
City, Michigan. after visit of ten
days with j. F. Langenbaugh and
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Cole.
The ladies' of st. Thomas Episcopal
church intend serving a 6 o'clock
Thanksgiving dinner on the eve OF
Thanksgiving at the rectory, to which
the public will be cordially invited.
Rev. G. L. Mattox went to New
vile, Dekalb county, to remain over
Sunday. That is his new charge and
he will move to that place as soon as
the parsonage is ready for his family.
No man in Marshall county is bet
ter qualified for treasurer than w.
H. Conger. Recollect that when you
go to the polls, and recollect too that
he is first class citizen and a good
soldier,
In discussing the suits to prevent
pumping natural gas out of the state
the indianapolis News says: "They
may argue mo gas till the heavens
shall fall, but the trail of Chicago is
over it all.''
A large number of relatives and
friends of Mrs. Renner came down
from South Bend Friday to attend her
funeral and there was a large attend
ance of old friends who reside in Plym-
outh and vicinity.
These constituencies dealers in New
York city who were asking s1Oa ton
for soft coal on Tuesday were glad to
sell ON Thursday for $3.50. Extortion,
when it means the wretchedness of
the poor, is monstrous crime.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.. Rankin have
finished their visit in Plymouth and
were in Argos over Sunday. They
went from there to Chicago Monday,
and will leave Chicago for their home
in Los Angeles. California. Oct. "a.