The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-07-31
Miss Lena Shoemaker, of Monterey,

Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley went to South
Bend on Friday to visit Mrs. Amos
| HarSch.
The brick work on the new building
for the Slayter hardware store at
Argos has been completed
Mrs. Confer went to South Bend
on Friday for a visit of few days
with her son, John Grimm.
Miss Lydia Waltz, who was the
guest of Miss Stack in this city return.
to her home at Grovertown Friday.
Henry Carver has sold the Carver
Hotel at Bremen to William Heddin-
ger, Of Etna Green, who took posses
sion Tuesday.
III. j. Wilson and wife and w. w.
Wilson who had been guests of the
family of Judge Hess returned to War
saw Friday.
George Philips, the one time 'corn
king" advises farmers TO hold their
wheat, as he predicts that the price
will 60 to one dollar.
d. a. Elliott has returned to his
work in the glass factory at Albany.
Ind, after visit of three weeks with
his family near this city.
Lawrence Maxey, who has been en-
ployed at South Bend for several
weeks, came Thursday evening to visit
his parents until Saturday
Mrs. w. F. Johnson, who came
here TO attend the funeral of little
Neva Grace Gregg, returned Friday to
her home at Convoy, Ohio.
Mrs. j. G. Woodrow is here from
Kansas City, Mo-, for visit of sever
al weeks with Mrs. c. G. Cooper, the
Blains and other relatives and friends
Miss Geneva McCrory is home from
a visit of three weeks at Fon Du Lac,
Wisconsin. She says she saw no place
as pretty as Plymouth while she was
gone.
Prof. 1. N. Warren has resigned as
superintendent of the Laporte schools
and accepted the SUPPLEMENTARY Of
the public schools at Dodge City
Iowa
DR.. j. f. Brooke has been confined
Co his home for more than a week by
reason of an attack of rheumatic char.
acter which makes it impossible fol
him to walk.
The Rochester Republican says Rev
w. S. Howard, Of Plymouth, has
preached telling and able sermons dur.
ing the SerleS OF meetings held at the
Rochester mission
Clinton o. Beyler and Miss Maggie
B. Richie. prominent young people
residing in the Walnut Grove neigh.
borhood northeast of town were
married Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. MAdtingly have
gone to Chautauqua, for an outing OF
two or three weeks at the assembly
and a visit with relatives ia Ohio, be-
fore returning home.
Mrs. George Colemyer and Miss
Garrison after a visit of few days
with Christina Ulrich went to Bour.
bon to visit before returning to theil
homes at Fort Wayne:
Here is some sweet news: Fear OF
a honey famine are entertained by
beekeepers on account Of too much
rainy weather, and it is likely that
the price of honey will rise.
Mrs. John Miner who resides six
miles northeast of Plymouth, left fol
Mansfield, Ohio, Friday afternoon tt
visit her mother a few weeks. Hel
three little girls accompanied her.
The gold-brick industry seems te
have been driven from the country by
the foot-race scheme. They say thai
"a new sucker is born every minute, >
but why don't the suckers read the
newspapers.
Because his father, who is a veal.
thy restaunranter, had cut down his
allowance on the ground that he was
becoming too extravagant. Carl Hen.
rici of Chicago shot and killed him
self Thursday.
The farmers report surprising
yield of wheat. Many reports of thirty
and thirty-five bushels to the acre are
heard, and one farmer west of town
threshed one field that made forty-five
bushels to the acre. The grain is Of
fine quality, and grades high.-Bre.
men Enquirer.
The interest and attendance at the
Maxinkuckee Assembly are increasing
Many speakers of more than ordinary
ability and of worldwide reputation
have been heard. DIR. Lennon, Of
Columbia University, delivered an ad.