The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-09-25
Excursion rates to Fort Wayne next

Tuesday.
Miss Lucy Reed is visiting friends
at Lapaz.
The Laporte fair, which closed Fri
day, was success.
Mrs. Arizona Cochrane went to In
wood to visit over Sunday.
Rev. a. II. ELMER left for Black
ford county Saturday morning.
Mrs. George Wymer visited over
Sunday with relatives at Bourbon.
George Gillette and George Wines,
of Goshen, are visiting in Plymouth.
The state fair at Indianapolis had
good weather and was largely attend
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Chase and Miss
Estella Chase were South Bend visit
ors Saturday.
Mrs. Sherwood, of Chicago, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. J. S. Blakesley,
in this city.
Wesley Ream and family, of Co.
shen. are visiting relatives here and
at Grovertown.
Mrs. Rachel Carpenter is visiting
her son, O. A. Carpenter, at Battle
Creek, Michigan.
Mrs. Joseph Carver, who has been
quite Ill the past week is reported
much better today.
III. b. Alderman came down from
Chicago to visit over Sunday with his
parents ih this city.
Mrs. Dietrich accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. III. A. Miller, went to
Bremen Saturday.
Frank Miller, brother of John Mil
Ter residing south of town, died at
Garrett last Wednesday evening.
The 35th annual leunlon of the
10th Regiment Indiana Volunteers,
will be held at Columbia City. Oct. ..
Miss Mabel Ryan has returned to
Fort Wayne after a visit of six weeks
with the family Of Daniel Brown in
this city.
Fred Baker of California township.
Starke County, purchased $50 head of
Angora goats and has placed them on
his farm.
j. w. Hoover and wife, of Elkhart.
county, are visiting Mrs. Hoover's
father. Benjamin Moore, west of
Plymouth.
A man who beats his home paper
never need expect TO 60 TO heaven.
The celestial city is not made up of
dead beats.
The Iowa legislature purposes to
tax all drinking men 81 head. This
will be sure to raise something be-
sides revenue.
William j. Bryan was shaken up IN
collision in indianapolis Thursday.
but the shake-up did not compare with
those he received in 1866 and 1900.
Miss Alice Carothers has returned
to her home at Kenton, Ohio, after
visit of ten days at the home of Gill
more Carothers in North township.
The Plymouth Steam Laundry has
one of the most unique blotters ever
distributed in Plymouth. This laun-
dry is headquarters for correct work.
What has become of the old fash
Toned woman who thought she could
not invite soul to the house to eat
without including the preacher and
his wife?
Friday, October "a, will be Arbor
Day in Indiana. This date was fixed
by Governor Durbin in his proclama-
ton, and will be observed, particularly
in the schools.
The officers of the Bremen fair have
set aside $50 for two automobile races
on Wednesday and Friday of the fair.
The purses will be divided into three
moneys. SIS, $40 and S..
The q. B. conference quartette at
Peru consisting of Revs. Ray G..
Epson, E. H. Pontious, c. A. Sick
afooSe and Charlie Parker rendered
very fine selections every day.
At the state fair st. Joseph county
received the sweepstake prize in the
horticultural display: Henry H.
Swain, first prize and Eugene Lane,
of South Bend. individual sweep
stakes.
The posters are up for Plymouth's
big day next Saturday. Boss, Bon
ham and Molter are on the executive
committee with score of hustlers to
help them and the program will be
more than fulfilled.
One of the indictments returned by
the Allen county grand jury is against
ex-COunty Auditor William Meyer for
embezzling S4, 900 of the Western
Base Ball ASSOCIATION funds, of which