The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-08-14

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Three children from Logansport
were placed in the Brightside home
Tuesday.
Mr.. Edward Brothers, of Lakeville
is here for a visit OF two days with
Monroe Steiner.
Mrs. Minnie Hanna, matron of the
Vincennes orphans home was visitor
at Brightside, Monday.
Mrs. Edwin Hostetter has returned
to South Bend after a visit of week
with relatives in this city.
A severe frost is reported in north
western Iowa. Corn in some sections
of that district is badly injured.
Miss Pearl Decker came here from
Etna Green Tuesday to make her home
with her aunt, Mrs. Anna Watson.
S. NJ. Friend, superintendent of the
Mexico orphans home, brought eight
children to BrightSide this Tuesday.
Mrs. Jennie Bachelor and children
have returned to Rochester after a Wis
it of several days with Mrs. Machlan
east of town.
William Oliver has returned to his
home at Macy after visit OF five days
with his daughter, Mrs. John Glass,
near Twin Lakes.
Mrs. J. Conepa and Mrs. F. Cavagn-
arc, of Chicago, were here Tuesday,
arranging to place some pupils in st.
Michael's academy.
Mrs. o. f. S. Miller, of Bremen,
who is visiting Mrs. Ben Linkenhelt,
in this city went to Winona with the
Sunday school excursion.
The Laporte telegraph liar has been
sending out some wonderful reports of
happenings in Plymouth, that nobody
here ever heard of before.
Eight of the larger girls of the
Brightside home went to Winona with
the excursion. They were in care OF
Misses Holloway and Gunder.
Mrs. DIR. Loring is visiting her hus-
band in this city. They will move
here as soon as they can secure suit
able property for residence.
44O tickets were sold for the Vino
ma excursion. The train did not leave
Plymouth until after ten O'Clock on
account of wreck near Warsaw.
Miss Anna Gould, Laporte county
school teacher, who went to Porto
Rico last year to teach in the govern
ment schools, died Monday at India
napoliS of brain fever.
A Chicago man is being sued for
$50, 900 by woman who claims that
he attempted to kiss her. 1t is
frightful to think of what her claim
might have been had he succeeded.
Misses Eliza Collins. Edith o. Mock
Lille and Florence Hammond have
returned to their home at Syracuse,
Ind, after visit of week with the
family of Ira Mock near Twin Lakes.
A suit for injunction has been filed
at Goshen to prevent the erection of a
new schoolhouse, because the cost of
the same must be paid with bond is
sue above the constitutional debt limit.
All the trains from the east were
delayed four hours Tuesday on ac-
count of wreck near Warsaw. This
delayed the departure Of the Sunday
school excursion train two hours and
ten minutes.
Nothing of general interest was
done at the meeting of the council
Monday evening outside of the accept.
ance of the South Michigan street
pavement. The commissioners will
meet Thursday evening.
John Handy aged 80 years, and
Miss Mabel Galloway aged IA years,
were married in Starke county last
week. The marriage attracted much
attention on account OF the difference
iu the age of this couple.
The mayor of Omaha says he would
rather have the support OF one gamb-
Ter than that of dozen church people
He is not the only mayor in the
United States who depends upon the
vicious to help him win elections.
Mrs. Jonas Miller is visiting at In
dianapolis this week and will go from
there to Marion for a visit of week
with her son, T. o. Taber, who is 10
the banking business in that city in
partnership with his son-in-law, Harry
Ford.