The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-11-20

ing In BOURBON To-Day.
Surveyor North is doing some worl
for the town of Bourbon.
Mrs. Fl. G.. Thayer has gone tt
Bourbon for a visit of a few days.
Some good oil wells have been open
ed up in Jay county during the pas
ten DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Wright, of Can,
ton. Ohio, are visiting relatives neal
Donaldson.
Charles L. Andrews and Walter
Hilton transacted business in South
Bend Friday.
W. E. Gray was called tc South
Bend Friday by the illness of his daugh.
ter, Mrs. Slower.
R. o. Hawkins, of indianapolis,
seems slated tosucceed Judge John II.
Baker on the Federal bench.
@. A. Stone and wife, of Rhode Is.
land, are visiting at Prof. Chase's
Mrs. Stone is Mrs. Chase's sister.
Mrs Henry Grossman has gone to
Sugar Grove, H., for a visit Of three
weeks with her daughter, Mrs, Rosco.
Mrs. Cora Price has returned to her
home at T~ippecanoe after a visit of a
few DAYS with her uncle and aunt in
this city,
The price OF wheat is advancing on
account of a liberal export demand
and warm weather has advanced the
price of coru.
Mrs. Eva Parks, who has been visit.
ing the family Of her cousin, J. n.
Wilson, in this city returned to her
home at Argos Friday.
Even Hawaii had a sweeping re.
publican victory. Every place except
Marshall county and the solid South
shows up well politically.
Senator Parks went TO Goshen Fri.
day to confer with Senator Dausmar
in regard to the legislation at the next
session of the Indiana Legislature.
Mrs. Lydia C. Green, of Frankton,
Ind, sister of W. f. Herrold, Western
Union operator. is here taking care of
Mrs. Herrold, who is seriously i'll.
Efforts are making to catch the mer
who have been SEEMING in Lake Maxim
kuckee between midnight and daylight
and hauling fish away in wagons.
Mrs. c. NJ. Crow and family have
returned to their home az South
Bend after a visit OF several days with
relatives near this city and at Argos.
Will C. Kingsbury and his daughter,
Miss Maud, who were here to attend
the Cleayeland family reunion have
returned to their home at Iowa City.
j. e. Barrett has opened a reStaur.
ant on Laporte street in the vacant
room for many years occupied by w.
E. Leonard and Ed S. Brooke as
grocery store.
Rev. W. W. Raymond returned to
Marion last Friday, after a visit OF
twenty-eignt hours i'm this city. He
is looking well and is we'll pleased with
his new location.
William E. Curtis say the promoters
Of the ST. Louis Louisiana Purchase
exposition hope to eclipse any former
effort in that line. and cites several
reasons why they should do SO.
The average hay crop of the year is
placep by the department of agricul.
ture at II tons per acre. Oregon
shows up with the largest crop and
Pennsylvania with the smallest.
The Chicago Chronicle says: Wal
street is knee deep in water that has
been squeezed out of stocks during the
last week, but it will have to be deep
er still before any new trusts can bt
floated.
RaSburn Curtis, the cOlored demo
cratic orator of South Bend, was sent
enced to prison for from one to three
years, for stealing the bicycle which
was recovered at Browns second hanc
store i'm Elkhart.
Miss Pearl Wolfe, the cook at the
Windsor hotel. was boiling fruit in Z
bucket with a lid on Thursday, and a.
she was lifting 1t from the fire the lie
blew off and the steam scalded he
hand, arm and face very badly.
Mrs. Engman. who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. z. NJ. Tanner, an(
other members of the Cleaveland fam
lily in this city and attending th,
Cleaveland reunion, left Thursda,
evening for her home at Lexington
KY.
Scores of preachers and prominen'
members of the Church Of God from
almost every section Of Indiana ant
points in Michigan, Ohio and Illinois