The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-11-06
Smallpox is subsiding in Elkhart

county.
Prof. Hite transacted business in
Bourbon today.
Miss Georgia Vinall was a South
Bend visitor Saturday,
Catherine Staley is visiting bel
daughter at Warsaw,
Mrs. Sherman Ellis went to War.
saw to visit over Sunday.
Mrs. C.'S. Penright went to South
Bend to visit we Sunday.
Miss Emma Kreighbaum is here
from ElKhart for a visit of a few days.
Isaac Markley and sister. of Waka-
rusa, stopped here on their way home
from Ohio.
Miss Stofer has returned to her
home at Etna Green to remain per-
%manently.
The Wesleyan Methodist church of
this city is to have a new coat of paint
next week.
Mrs. Elizabeth and Mrs. Lawson
RiggenS went to Rochester to visit
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. ROSenbaum and
son, of Argos, have returned from
their Ohio visit.
Mrs. Frank Hawk and Mrs. G.. w.
Overmyer. of Culver, have returned
from their visit in Ohio.
John Lacher, Welcome Harris and
Chase Holem returned from their Da-
kota trip Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Keiser, OF SCnth
Plymouth. have Returned from a visit
of d month at Columbus. Ohio.
James E. Anglin has been trans
ferred to the telegraph office in the
officers department at Fort Wayne.
Mrs. Oliver has returned to her
home at Macy after a visit of a week
with her daughter. Mrs. john Glass.
Miss Rhoda Lewallen, of Tippecanoe
township, changed cars here on her
way home from a visit at South Bend.
Senator Fairbanks spoke at Valpa-
raiSo Friday night. at Rochester Sat-
urday afternoon and at South Bend
in the evening.
The statement is made in st. Paul
without qualification that Archbishop
ireland will become head of the arch
diocese Of Chicago.
Out of -, 900 head of cattle shipped
by one firm from Montreal to Liver
pool this season. the loss was less than
twelve per thousand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snure. of Waye coun-
ty, Ohio, have returned home after a
visit of a week with the family of J..
V. Vangilder and other relatives.
The anthracite strike commission
has officially decided that if any
change is made in the rate of wa geS
of the men it shall date from Nov. 1St.
Mrs. William Edison, of near Lake
Vile; has returned from a visit of sew
eral weeks in Ohio, Pennsylvania,
Maryland and the city of Washington.
Mrs. Shultz and two children have
returned to their home at Leslie,
Michigan. afrer a visit Of ten days
with Mrs. Rolling who is Mrs. Shultz's
mother.
Mrs. j. n. Hess, of Dayton, Ohio,
who was called here by the death of
Hon. John w. Houghton, went to
Argos to visit owe Sunday before re-
turning home.
OF the five living ex-speakers of the
house of representatives Thoms b.
Reed is the most prosperous, his in
come from his law practice amounting
to about $50, 900 a year.
Mr.. G.. Robert and wife, lately of
Walkersville, Ind, visited with
Rev. Hartman oyer Sunday. Mr.. Re-
bert is on bis way to Waterloo.
Iowa, where he will practice law.
United States Senator Charles w.
Fairbanks changed cars Saturday on
his way from Valparaiso to Rochester.
He was looking remarkably well, and
it seems that campaigning agrees with
him.
Rev. Aaron Worth, one of the oldest
and best known preachers of Indiana,
will preach at the Wesleyan Methodist
church next Friday evening. He is a
powerful preacher and is well worth
hearing.
Joel Hall, OF Kosciusko county, who
owns considerable land here came to
Plymouth to pay his taxes. He was
married in this county, thirty years
ago and is well known by many of the
old citizens.
Peter A. Hank notifies us that the
announcement of his marriage made
by the Valparaiso papers and mention
ed in this paper is not true, We sup