The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-10-09
Call and hear the Pianola.


next Sunday.
t. O. Redding was up from the
lake yesterday.
Miss Ella Mccormick and Mrs. Bo.
gardus are visiting at Donaldson.
Mrs. Boss and her daughter Mrs.
Ed. earn visited at Bremen yesterday
Jesse ID. Chaplin, of Bourbon, trans
acted business in this city Tuesday,
Mrs. Clabaugh is visiting in the
vicinity of Lapaz Junction this week.
Mrs. Jennie E. Reed has gone tC
Bourbon where she will reside for the
present.
Mrs. S. McNeely has returned tc
her home at Tiosa after a visit Of sew
eral DAYS with her son here.
Three days of bright sunshine in
succession is the newest thing in
Plymouth for almOSt month.
Miss Clara Fieser has returned to
Argos after visit in this city with
her sister, Mrs. Herbert Sponsler.
If you have a farm for sale see the
Indiana Land & Investment Company
Office rooms and 1 COrbin Block.
Save money by buying beautiful
piano from the exhibit on Laporte
street this week only. 3llt1 53t1
d NJ. Lemler, of Bourbon, stopped
here on his way home from business
trip of several days north of this city.
Miss Rhoda Shelley has gone to
Coldwater. Michigan, To make her
home there with her sister for q few
months.
Ellis Pattengale, of Logansport,
who has been visiting his cousin. Miss
Lille Shirar, returned home Tuesday
evening.
F. E. earn left last evening for
trip of several weeks in the interest
of the Michigan firm for which he is
working.
1t is understood that John c. Cap
ron has the promise of reappointment
as court stenographer if Bernetha is
elected judge.
The Indiana Land & Investment
Company do general real estate and
loan business. Office rooms 3 and 4.
Corbin Block.
5. c. Spaulding, of South Bend, was
taken i'll Saturday with smallpox and
died Sunday, the case being of the
most virulent type.
The coal dealers of Plymouth have
been delivering hard coal in small
quantities to their regular customers
in this city this week.
The monthly business meeting of
the Ladies Parish Guild will be held
at the home of Mrs. JAS. Thayer.
Thursday afternoon. For members
only.
Do not forget that the excursion
for Chicago leaves Plymouth at 2:25
Saturday afternoon and tickets are.
good to return until Monday night.
Sl.00 for theround trip.
Hon. J. II. Bibler, republican can
didate for judge is. looking after his
fences In this county this week. He
ought to be elected and we are glad
that the prospects for his election are
good.
Mrs. Anthony Miller and her
daughters, Mrs. Mary Brown, of Mum
Gle and Miss Maude Miller, of this,
city are visiting relatives at Bourbon.
They will return to Plymouth Friday
evening.
Mrs. Rose Steignberger and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Peter Rich
ard and family who attended the Mil
ler-Richard wedding Tuesday return
ed to Monterey and Letters Ford
Tuesday evening.
Our cloak opening is on Monday
Oct. 18th. On that day Mr.. Ford
will be with US, with all the latest
makes in the Beifeld clOaks. The
recognized leader in fashion at our
cloak department Kloepfer's New
York store. 53t1
An engine standing on side track
Tuesday night got up too much steam
and ran away while nobody was
watching it. 1t did not run very fast
but it ran into some freight cars near
the turntable and demolished two or
three of them. Then it stopped.
Mrs. D. S. O'Brien returned Tues
day evening from a visit of three
weeks in Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory. She likes the country and says
Marshall county people there are all
well and doing we'll. She and her
husband went to Grovertown today.
The fire alarm yesterday afternoon
was caused by the explosion of gaso-
line heater in the steam laundry.