The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-10-09
STOVES! STOVES!
For every and all kinds of fuel
Come and see our large stock
j. v. ASHLEY & SON
Leaders in Good Goods AID Low Prices


About fortyPlymouth people attend
ed the last day of the Bourbon fair.
Mrs. Fannie Rowell, of Milwaukee,
is visiting Mrs. Gust Schlosser in this
city.
Women are fond of bargains yet a
cheap man is never popular with the
fair sex.
Daniel Windbigler and family, of
Tiosa. visited at Bourbon and attend
ed the fair.
DR.. Eley and Ben Linkenhelt were
in the automobile race at Bourbon
Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Blodgett have
returned to Chicago after visit of
ten days in this vicinity.
Little Erma Sawyer has returned to
South Bend after a visit with her
grandma, Mrs. d. c. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Cleveland have
gone TO Lima, Ohio, fol visit of a
week in that city and vicinity.
John Holderbaum. of Angola, was
in Plymouth today and went out to
West township to look at a farm.
Miss Mary J. Hand, of Green town.
ship, planted one potato last spring
and raised a bushel of fine potatoes.
J. y. Henry and family, of Green
town, Ind, visited at Bourbon and at
teaded the fair, returning home to-
day.
There was reunion of the Beckner
family at Argos Sunday, Sept. IS. in
honor of Grandma Beckner's birth
day.
Mrs. Nitcher has returned to her
home at Walnut after visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs. John y. Martin, in this
city
w. III. Myers, Of Union township.
has moved into his new residence Just
completed on his farm south of Rut-
land.
Miss Mata Carver has returned to
Walnut. Her aunt, Mrs. II. B. Allen,
accompanied her home for a visit of a
few days.
Mr.. Medley, who won some fame
and incidentally few dollars in Cuba,
is spending few days at his old home
in Muncie.
Mrs. W. o. Allen, has returned to
her home at Albion. Ind, after a WIS.,
it of week with the family of II. A..
Shambaugh.
Foster Grove, the republican candi-
date for clerk is we'll qualified for the
position and should be elected by a
large majority.
Mrs. Henrietta Inks. of North
township, left for Baltimore and
Washington last Friday for visit
of three weeks.
Mrs. Sarah Washburne, of Tippeca-
noe, is here visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Delbert Stills who has been sick
for about three weeks.
a Kansas paper announces the en-
gagement of Mr.. Robert Swallow and
Miss Maria Worms. Mr.. Swallow
must be an early bird.
Mr.. E. S Bissell who has been sui
fering from malaria and yaricose veins
for several weeks, is able to be around
again, but is only able to walk.
Don't forget our millinery opening
on second floor Friday and Saturday
Oct. Sd and 4th at Kloepfer's N. Y.
store, 3O5t2 52t1
, The largest school in Green town.
ship, is taught by Albert Vermillion.
He has an enrolment of so pupils and
there are a half dozen more to come.
Albert Hite, of the Inwood neigh
bOrhoOd, celebrated his seth birthday
Sept. 80. About fifty neignbors and
relatives came in and had an enjoy
able time.
Mrs. Susan Uhl, of Akron, Ohio, is
here for visit of ten days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John George
Rensselaer, and her sisters and brothers
in this city.
Ira and Samuel earn. Warren Nc
Farlin, DR.. Burket and III. B. Hall,
with their wives, left Friday even
ing for Washington to attend the G..
A. r., encampment.
The Bourbon fair, which closed last
Friday, had reasonably good wealth
er, and the display was good consider
ing the heavy rains for many days up
to the opening day of the fair.
The worlds hop crop is said to be
short 100000 pounds, but it is a
good safe bet that the beer output will
be fully up to the average. 1t is a
wise beer that knows its own hops,
]. Il. Carter has gone to his old