The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-09-25
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David Wiser is reported quite sicl
with stomach trouble.
Fred III. Kuhn has one of the neat
est delivery wrgons in the city.
Cloak and Ladies' Tailored Suit
Opening at Ball & Co.'S Sept. so.
DIR. Burket and wife are attending
the dental association at South Bend.
The irresistible strikers are still
confronted by the immovable operat
ors.
The Allen county court house which
was dedicated at FortWanye, Tuesday
cost ss17, 900.
The heavy rain of the past "a hours
has filled the earth with water for
The next winter.
j. IT. Smith, of Oscaloosa, Iowa, is
visiting relatives in this county, Elk
hart and st. Joseph.
Jacob Gardner, of Bremen and
John R. Jones, of Argos, were Plym
outh visitors Yesterday.
Do not fail to attend the Ladies
Cloak and Tailored Suit Opening at
Ball & Co.'S next Tuesday.
Mrs. Kirk, of Nebraska, is visiting
the family of her uncle, Robert
Beatty, in Walnut township.
w. j. Rankin has arrived from Los
Angles. California, fol visit of few
weeks in this city and county,
James Tannehill, the blind boy at
BrightSide, has gone to Indianapolis
to attend the school for the blind.
Do not forget the great horse fair
balloon ascension and numerous other
attractions at Plymouth next Satur.
day.
Do not fail to visit Miss L. E.
Clough's display of pattern hats
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Oct.
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Harry Armstrong; tin shop, back
of Leonard'S furniture store will soon
be ready for occupancy. 1t is nice.
large and convenient.
Mrs. Belle Patterson, a sister of
Frank J. Kline, spent the summer
here and returned to her home at
Cleveland, Ohio yesterday.
Mr.. William Matthews and son,
Harry, from England. have been in
town this week visiting Deputy Coun-
ty Clerk W. III. Matthews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Anderson left
for Clinton county yesterday in a
two horse buggy for visit of several
DAYS with relatives and friends.
E. H. High is night operator at the
Pennsylvania station this week while
Mr.. Van Tilberry moves his family
from Grovertown to Plymouth.
Plymouth's fair combines three
DAYS in one. Admission free and
everybody invited to come to town
early Saturday morning and stay all
day.
Emanuel RunnellS has returned to
his home in Miami county after a visit
of week with his sister, Mrs. Old
father, and other relatives and
friends. He was resident of Plym-
outh twenty-five years ago.
Hon. Charles w. Miller, republican
candidate for attorney general, will
discuss political issues at the opera
house Saturday evening. Mr.. Miller
is one of Indiana's great orators and
every body should hear him.
William Bittler, superintendent of
water works on the Pennsylvania be-
tween Crestline and Chicago, who has
been putting in the new system of
water works here went to Fort Wayne
this forenoon to visit his family.
The marriage of Miss Emma Ce-
ella Richard to Mr.. John Miller is
announced Miss Richard is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Rich
ard, corner of Miner and William
street. The marriage will be solemn
lied at the Catholic church, Tuesday
morning, Oct. I.
Grant county farmers are confron-
ted with serious trouble. Hogs have
been attacked with cholera and hun
dreds are dying. The feeding of
green corn seems to be responsible for
the epidemic. Farmers are selling
hogs that are not in fit condition
for the market, as they have not
reached maturity.
Mrs. Jacob Heckaman ST., died at
her home near Bremen. Tuesday, aged
So Years. She and her husband had
been residents of German township 81
years, and she leaves large number
of children, grand children, great
grand children and several great great
grand children. Her husband, who is