The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-08-07
JOHN Y. ASHLEY And son
Leade in Goods Prices and Full Weig Its.

Mrs. o. +. Ketcham, who has been
quite i'll, is slowly improving.
Mrs. Greenlun returned TO her home
at FIT. Wayne Friday afternoon.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sullivan's is reported very sick.
Leopold Lauer, wife and baby spent
Friday at Rochester and Manitou
Lake.
Miss Pearl Myers, of Plymouth, is
now dining room girl at the Argos
hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pomeroy have
returned from their visit at Ham
mond.
Miss Millice of Warsaw. is visiting
Mrs. Will McGlOthin and other friends
in this city.
Mr.. j. c. Miles, who has been very
Ill at his home in Maxinkuckee is
slowly recovering.
Frank May. Frank Thomas and
Harry Wiltfong were visitors at Co.
lumbia City Friday.
David Liggett, of Tippecanoe, has
been refused admittance to the SOL
diers' home at Marion
We were fortunate in missing the
great storms which swept over the
counties south Of us Friday.
Garrett smallpox patients are con-
valescent, and there is little danger
of further spread Of the disease.
Wells county is congratulatiug it,
self on the fact that for more than a
week it has been free from smallpox.
Louis Zechiel, residing south OF Gull
yer had four horses killed by lightning
Sunday afternoon while out on past
ure.
Gilbert Brilliant, of Bourbon, has
been spending week in this city with
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
McColl.
The July corner in corn was Snuffed
out in Chicago with the close of the
month and corn is now selling below
sixty cents.
George Emler, treasurer of the viii
lage of Claypool, Kosciusko county,
has disappeared with 500 Of the
towns money.
Mrs. Kershaw has returned tOArgOS
after visit of few days with her
granddaughter, Mrs. Eldridge ThOmp-
son, in this city.
Miss Josie Seller has returned to
her home at Bremen, after a three
weeks visit in this city with her sis
ter, Mrs. John Haines.
C. NJ. Slayter and j. d. Mccoy are
putting in the foundation for a fine
double residence on Laporte street
east of the KelliSOn house.
Mrs. j. c. Bernier, of Chicago, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Thompson, went to West Unity, Ohio,
to visit before returning home.
Lightning struck the wheat stacks
of T. c. Trimble near Richland Gen.
tire. Sunday, July p, and his entire
crop of forty acres was burned up.
Samuel Parker was taken sick at
the Rochester convention Tuesday
afternoon, came home and was a very
sick man for three days, but is now
slowly recovering.
Mrs. j. c. McCaslOn and children,
who have been visiting Mrs. McCas-
Ions parents, Rev, w. w. Lineberry
and wife, returned Friday afternoon to
Paramount Indiana.
Horace Reynolds has returned to
his home at White Pigeon, Mich,
after visit of four days with his
cousin, Charles Reynolds the druggist
on LapOrte street.
For the month of June the state
board of health reported eleven deaths
in Marshall county. The July report
is not yet published, but the number
of deaths was less than in June.
E. Goble with his mother and bis
little son arrived last Friday from
York, Nebraska to visit relatives and
attend the Jacoby reunion. The Goble
family went to Nebraska rs years ago.
1t is stated that Buckskin Bills
show left trail Of empty pocketbooks
at Garrett and Nappanee, the esti-
mated amount secured by various
gratis at Nappanee, Friday, being
$500.
Word has been received in Laporte
of the death Of Judge Daniel L. Fry,
a native of that city, and for many
years prominent jurist Of this sec
tion of the state. He was of distin-
'guished lineage, his grandfather being
Capt. John Fry. famous in the war of
1872.