The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-10-02
Bourbon fair this week.

wood.
The Bourbon fair brought fail
weather.
Mrs. John Brittenham is visiting in
South Bend.
Captain Ed. Morris, of Culver was
in town yesterday.
DIR. Sherman Johnson, of Bremen
was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Clayton Dukes is home from
her visit at Akron, ind.
Attorney Robbins. of Knox, was a
Plymouth visitor today.
Will Strunk has returned from Wis
it in Ohio and Michigan.
John Primley, of Culver. stopped
here on his way to Bourbon.
Matinee Saturday afternoon at 2;3C
Ten Nights in Bar Room.
Excursions to indianapolis and
Michigan City next Sunday.
Mrs. Nancy j. Disher has gone to
Bourbon for visit of few days,
Mrs. D. E. Moore has gone to
Pierceton for a visit of few days.
Albert Haslanger has returned from
a visit at Elkhart and South Bend.
The socialists of ST. Joseph county
have nominated full county ticket.
Mrs. Ketcham and her daughter,
Miss Hazel, ARE visiting in South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scar, of Chi
cage, are here for visit of few
days.
r. c. O'Blenis, the well known Ar
Cos attorney, was a Plymouth visitor
yesterday.
Every voter who moves from one
precinct TO another afte: this week
will lose his vote.
The marriage of Mr.. Lawrence
Dietl and Miss Lera Hillsman is an
nounced for Oct. 10.
Charley Wallace is exhibiting Buck
eye harvesting machines and sewing
machines at the Bourbon fair.
Great cloak opening sale next Mon
day October 9Th at Altman 's-The
Big Store. 3O5t4wt1
Mrs. O'Conner has returned to Fort
Wavne after visit of several days
with relatives and friends in this city.
1t is reported that considerable corn
has spoiled in the shock on account of
the unceaSing rains of the past week.
Mrs. Myrtle Fatzinger, who has
been visiting her father at Culver re-
turned to her home at Bourbon today.
Senator Beveridge will speak in Ply
mouth about Oct. 10. Everybody should
get ready to hear this greatest of all
orators.
Jacob E. Myers, of Rutland was in
town Yesterday. He and his son con-
template great sale of fine stock in
the near future.
A man in Chicago drank horse lini-
ment and died. There are one or two
things that will kill quicker than late
hours and high living.
AT the opera house Saturday after
noon at $50, Ten Nights in a Bar
Room. Children 10 cts, adults % cts
to all parts of the house.
Wood has gone up to s16 a cord in
Boston. Under such circumstances,
back log studies may run to language
more forcible than polite.
William Holland is attending the
reunion of the 142nd Indiana, at Ken
dallville. This is the first reunion of
that regiment since the war.
Mrs. L. G. Horn, of Valparaiso, VS.
tied her parents. Mr.. and Mrs, Conrad
Bergman, on her way to Peru to at
tend the funeral of her nephew.
Considering the effect its hats had
upon the weather in this country last
it would be we'll for Panama
to look elsewhere for sympathy.
Paul, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
AnderS, of Peru died of typhoid fever
Tuesday night. He was the grand
son of Conrad Bergman of this city.
Don It forget our millinery opening
on second floor Friday and Saturday
Oct. Sd and 4th at Kloepfer's n. Y.
store, 305t2 52t1
PIANO-Fine Hamlet s. Davis
square piano for sale cheap-a bargain
good for hall or for beginners.
VOsE & Sons PIANO Co.. Laporte st.
Philip Winters, of Warsaw, was be-
fore the pension board yesterday. He
was member of the 18th, and has
been resident of Warsaw fifty years.
Mrs. Harry Bennett and daughter,
Of Chicago, are visiting Mrs. G. Fire
stone and friends in this city. She
will be better recollected here as Miss