The Plymouth tribune., 1902-07-17
WARE
and Honest Weights.

William Klingerman and family. OF
Fort Wayne, are visiting relatives in
this city.
Mrs. William Erwin changed cas-
here Friday on her way home from the
Naxinkuckee assembly.
Miss Nellie Cunningham returned
to Bourbon last Friday, after visit
ing friends in this city.
Mrs. w. J. Rankin. of Los Angeles,
Cal, is at Rockfeld. Ind, caring for
her mother, whoiS very low.
Mrs. Garrett has returned from her
California trip and is now at the home
of her son, City Clerk Rhodes.
Mr.. ]. II. Eisendrath. of Chicago,
spent Saturday and Sunday with the
family of NJ. Altman in this city.
Mrs. Charles Holsinger has return
ed to her home at Garrett after WIS.,
it of ten days with her sister, Mrs
PeSch.
Mrs. Emma Cullen and children. of
South Bend, stopped in Plymouth.
on their way to Donaldson to visit rel
ativeS.
Mrs. Charles Leippert went TO Bour-
bon last Friday for visit of sew.
eral days with her brother, 1. II.
GroSSman.
Ray Metsker has taken Nelson
Rodgers place as reporter for the In.
dependent. Nelson went to Niles
Mich, Thursday.
Lonnie Larned, was arrested again
Friday morning for an attack on his
mother. He was sent to jail till Cir.
cult court convenes.
Mr.. Wolf. the proprietor of the new
store which is to be opened in TIE
Kendall block, is here and will be
ready to sell goods in a few days.
It would appear that these purely
slocal" storms which we have beer
experiencing lately have caused dam.
age to the extent of $4,000, 900 in
| Nebraska.
Mrs Rachel McElrath who spent
the winter and spring with relatives
in this city and vicinity, has gone tC
Aurora. Illinois, TO spend the remain
der of the summer.
There will be church fair at Pop
lar Grove church nine miles southwest
of Plymouth, Thursday July Il. Re
freShments and a fine literary pro
gram will be prepared.
Miss Amanda George died at Nun
Gle Thursday after fasting 81 days
Her mind had been diseased by the
christian science hobby and she could
not be persuaded to eat.
The man in charge of the weather
bureau at Chicago says it will be safe
to leave umbrellas at home for few
days. We hope so, but the weather il
very uncertain this year.
The Elkhart ElkS carnival will bt
held the week of August 18th. There
will be % theatres and 10 free acts
No gambling will be allowed. 1t will
be big show and attract thousands
c. L. Olds, of Fort Wayne, ha.
been chosen to fill the chair of history
in the new Winona agricultural anC
technical school to be opened Sept
16. Mr.. Olds is graduate of Prince
tion college.
The democratic judicial convention
will meet at Rochester Tuesday, July
29.. Delegates will be chosen in thil
county Saturday, July 26. The Full
ton county delegates were choser
three weeks ago.
The foundation for the new addi
tion to Brightside is now in and f;
force of eight men will rush the build
ing TO completion. There are nov
1S7 inmates at the institution and sil
applications are on file.
DIR. Joseph Swain, president of th'
Indiana State University, has an
nounced his resignation from that po
sition and also his acceptance of hi.
call to the presidency of the Swarth
more college at Philadelphia.
| Mrs. Nettie West and daughter, o
Chicago, stopped in Plymouth for ;
few days visiting her sister, Mrs. Fert
Eich and other relatives and friends
She stopped here on her way from
her old home in Columbia City t.
Chicago.
Oda Chaplin, of Madison county, al
inmate Of the Brightside orphans
home, has reached the age limit o
seventeen years, and was today trans
ferred to the Madison county infirm
larry. Mrs. John w Houghton accom-
panied him to Anderson.
4 Harry Buck on Wednesday took tn
large broken plate glass from the win