The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-10-02

I & LOCAL NEWS 3


this year.
Warsaw S street carnival was a f.
nancial success.
Mrs. Carl, of near Culver, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Williams In
Chicago.
Roy Rinehart, at the telegraph Of
flee. has purchased new Fay Sholes
typewriter.
Charles R. Leonard and family have
returned from their outing In north
ern Michigan
Ridgway Bros. the nurserymen, are
now located in the Brink block on
Michigan street.
Emory Reeves has returned to his
work in the Physicians and Surgeons
college at Chicago.
The democratic county and congress
sional com nitteeS met in Plymouth
Saturday afternoon.
The Michigan peach crop seems to
be turning out well for a crop that
was a failure few weeks ago.
Mrs. Burroughs has gone to NebraS-
ka to visit her son Charles, who resides
in Gage county near Beatrice.
4lAo-+,,e C;r,oDc LOFT g. MI
Mimi. on Thursday, where he has
position in large wholesale house.
Fancy steers sold at SIS FER hun-
dred 10 Chicago Wednesday. Good
steers are worth more than good
horses now.
Michigan was evidently bent upon
proving to us this season that even a
ruined peach crop is big thing in
prosperous times.
The Bremen fair will be held Octo-
Der I, 8, 9 and 10. 1t promises more
than usual attractions and is always
worthy of patronage.
Miss Blanche Disher departed for
Rochester Thurday evening, where she
will visit a few days before entering
school at Bloomington.
Rev. Thomas Chipperfeld and wife,
of Lewiston, Illinois, are here for a
visit of a few weeks with their neph-
ew, w. d. Lillybridge.
1t does not follow that because the
weather appears to be trlfle inclem-
ent at times our Indian summer will
be afraid TO venture out.
Mrs. J. W. Gallagher and mother,
Mrs. Kate Rogers, returned to NATION
ILL.,, Thursday. after attending the fu-
neral of John w. Gallagher.
Matthews is to have a new window
glass company, known as the Crown
Glass Company, which will begin OPP
erations about November /.
Evidently there are a good many
liais down in the anthracite region of
Pennsylvania. Statements sent out
by one side to the strike controversy
are fatty denied by the other.
Mr.. Fisher residing on William
Vanvactor's farm, has been suffering
from typhoid fever for over two
weeks and is still dangerously ill.
John Beckner, Of Terre Hauts,
Mrs. Frank Kennedy, of Detroit and
Mr.. H. billie, Of LOgansport, attend
ed the funeral of John Gallagher.
Rev. Earl Hicks the weather proph-
ct, promises us rain, snow and sleet in
October. Hicks seldom gueSses right
but he evidently thinks the worst
weather goes this year.
The premature tariff address deliv-
cred by the President at Logansport
will help to spread the fame of that
city. The speech will doubtless be
referred to as the Logansport address.
A discovery which promises to rev.
olutionize the Gil industry has been
made by T. G. Bond, a resident of Lo--
gansport, who declares that he can
make asphalt from crude oil success
fully.
Valentine Nye of Tyner, Thomas
Horribly of Teegarden, G. L. Andrews
and Robert n. Nler, of Plymouth.
were among those who attended the
reunion Of the 18th. Ind. Cavalry at
Goshen.
Mrs. Lucy Shanower, wife Of Anna
MAS Shanower, Of Tantagony, Ohio, a
former resident of this city is here for
visit Of few weeks with relatives
and friends IN this city and adjoining
counties. She is stopping with her
niece. Mrs. o. A. Candy.