The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-09-11
4 3 LOCAL NEWS q


to the president was not serious.
Miss Marie Hendee of Anderson,
Ind, is visiting at James w. Thayer'S.
Iowa democrats rejected resolutions
reaffirming the Kansas City platform.
Mrs. Horner was called to Warsaw
Thursday by the serious illness of her
aunt.
Frosts in the north started scare
in the grain market and wheat, corn
and oats went up.
A brakeman fell under the train
near Clarke station Thursday and both
his legs were cut off.
Mrs. Elmer Wilt, of Bourbon, is
here for visit of few days with her
sister. Mrs. Isaac Anderson.
violent storm did much damage
Oh the west coast of England and the
east coast of Ireland Wednesday.
Liquor licenses were granted to John
Amelong, of Bourbon, and Jacob
Rensselaer,. of Plymouth, last week.
The Johnson ticket was named by
Ohio democrats and Bryan and the
Kansas City platform were indorsed.
Attorney General Knox says Presi-
dent Roosevelt is powerleSS TO inter
fere in the anthra lite miners strike.
Miss Mabel JacOby went to Bluff
ton on THURSDAY TO resume her posi-
tiOn in the public schools of that city.
Mrs. Ella Caruthers, Hardin coun-
ty, Ohio, is visiting at the home of
Gilmore Caruthers, in North town.
ship.
Miss Fanny Wunderlich has return
ed to her home at Columbia City after
a visit at the home of Mrs. James w.
Thayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Guipe. of Elk
hart, are visiting at III. Humrichous-
er's. Mrs. Guipe is Mr.. Humrichous-
er'S sister.
Almost every man, woman and child
who returned 10 the fatal region of
Mont Pelee met horrible death in
the recent disaster.
Mrs. William Balsley, of South
Bend, is visiting at the home of her
mother and her brother, Hon. Adam
E. Wise in South Plymouth.
Senator Quay also says that the
coal strike will be settled in two weeks,
so you know the mind of the PennSyl-
vania Legislature on the subject.
The North township pedro club is
composed of f. w. Kizer. Noah Bur-
ger, Gilmore CarotherS and J. o.
Snyder. They weigh 1850 pounds.
Sixty tickets were sold for South
Bend and return last Thursday Over
one thousand Plymouth people have
visited South Bend during carnival
week.
The silver jubilee of Rev. Henry
BOeckelman, at Elkhart Wednesday
was attended by seventy priests and
parishioners. He was presented with
a purse of $500.
Miss Emma Schroeder is here from
Wanatah visiting Mrs. N. H. Bennett
She brought Mr.. Benefits boys
Clarence and Floyd with her and they
will remain here.
Mich, who has been visiting heI
niece, Mrs. H. J. Mitchell, went tC
Gruvertown Thursday to visit with
Mrs. Hiram Ream.
Mrs. Shafer, mother OF Leonard
Shafer, former night watch in this
city. fell from the porch at her homa
south of town Wednesday afternoon
and broke her arm.
Father GuendliLg, late of Fort
Wayne, now the permanent successor
eff the late Father Meisner at Peru
spent Wednesday night and this fore
noon in Plymouth.
Miss Emma Holem has gone to Co
lumbia City to resume her work a,
teacher in the public schools. She i,
one of the many successful teacher.
sent out from this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Walters, who
have been visiting relatives in Michi
gan, Columbia City and this city, left
for their home in Republic, Washing
ton, Thursday afternoon.
Miss Sarah E. Pierce, of Chicago
visited Wednesday afternoon and owe
night with her cousin, Mrs. H. G
Thayer, and went from here to Bour
bon, on business and for a short visit