The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-09-25
3 LOCAL NEWS 3 1


Mrs. Nicolay has gone to Argos for
visit of a few days.
Mrs, Barber and Miss Ellinger have
returned to their homes near Inwood.
Fred MorscheS left for Anderson,
Indiana, last Thursday where he has
secured employment.
sheridan Keene. Detective" was
far above the average theatrical shows
that visit Plymouth.
Mrs. DIR. Eley and son have gone to
Keokuk, Iowa for visit of three
weeks with relatives in that city.
Mrs. Ziba Truck killed rattlesnake
on her front porch at her home four
miles south of Plymouth last Tues
day.
Mrs. Catherine Rorer has returned
to Argos after visit of a few days
with her son and daughter in this
city.
John Barr and family have moved
to Valparaiso where Mr.. Barr takes
charge of section on the Pennsyl-
yania.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. BOllman went
to Kendallville last Thursday for a
visit of few days with Albert Snyder
and family.
Henry Lawrence, who resides at the
east end of Twin Lakes. killed very
large rattleSnake in the basement of
his barn last week.
Adam E. Wise, Indiana's grand
treasurer, of the order of the Macca-
bees went to Goshen, Thursday. on
business connected with the order.
George Hatfield, of Bourbon town.
ship, went to South Bend to attend
reunion of his company of the 2lst
Battery which did excellent service
during the rebellion.
Miss Emma Protsman went to Lapaz
Thursday to attend institute for the
organization of the schools of North
township. Miss ProtSman will teach
at Lapaz again this year.
Prof. Herring, democratic nominee
for congress, has issued challenge
to Representative Brick for joint de-
bate, to be held in the county seats
and at Elkhart and Mishawaka.
The strike is a good deal OF the pub.
lies business when it goes to buy a
ton of coal and finds it has gene up a
few dollars. If that isn't business
that concerns the public, what is?
Miss Ethel Klingerman is here from
Inwood visiting her aunt, Mr.. Will
lam Murphy. Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy
moved to Plymouth few weeks ago
and reside near Oak Hill cemetery.
Levi Stair, of Pennington, ILL.,, and
S. V. Stair, of Chicago, who have
been visiting at E. G. Martindale's
went to Etna Green Thursday. Mr..
Levi Stair is Mrs. Martindale's uncle.
a printing press and outfit has been
installed in the Bluffton high school.
1t will be used in printing a school
v,uh1;oo f,oy, opd or tho co mo f;,,oo rx,vo
pupils an insight into the art pre-
sentative.
Mrs. Gertrude Cook who underwent
an operation at Chicago hospital and
was brought to the home OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Slayter IN
this city. is SO much improved that
she went home Friday,
During the progress of the fair at
Valparaiso every fakir was arrested
and should have appeared beforeJudge
Ollie Saturday evening. Instead of
doing so, the whole crowd forfeited
bail and skipped town.
Il is asserted that if new tinware is
rubbed with fresh lard and then thor
oughly heated in the oven before 1T is
used it will never rust afterward, no
matter how much 1t is put in water.
George Klinghammer, of South
Bend, visited in Plymouth Sunday for
the first time since he left here four
years ago. He has grown to man.
hood and is doing well. His mother
and youngest sister accompanied BIN.
Absalom Miller. OF Logansport, is in
this county this week visiting the
family of his brother, Jesse Miller in
North township and his sister, Mrs.
Charles w. Ramsay, who has been
seriously i'll at her home in West town.
ship.