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

John Fogel is visiting his son. John,
in South Bend.
Miss Ida Bailey is visiting her sis
ter in South Bend.
c. Kilmer residing southwest of this
city is visiting at TloSa.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Kloepfer were
in Chicago buying goods Tuesday.
Attorney Chaplin, of Bourbon.
transacted buriness at Plymouth Tues
day.
S. w. Jackson is at Grand Rapids,
Mich, settling business for his CON-
pany.
The residence of Thomas Myers
near Walkerton, was destroyed by fire
Monday.
Mrs. Faulkner, of PiercetOD, is Wis
iting her mother Mrs. Catherine Staley
southwest uf town.
Mrs. Carrie Huffman has returned
to her home in Chicago after a visit of
week In Plymouth.
Julius Born represents Plymouth
Odd Fellows in the grand lodge at In
dianapolis this week.
Rev. Hugh Price Hughes. England S
foremost Methodist preacher died sud-
denly in London Monday.
Miss Hobbs and F. 7. Hoffman and
wife of Argos, were among those who
saw Faust Monday evening.
If the warm weather Of last week
had continued through this week
peach trees would have been in bios
som.
III. b. Hall and William Everly are
attending the state meeting of town.
ship trustees at Indianapolis this
week.
Enos n. Nebeker of Covington has
resigned as a member Of the Indiana
state prison board, and his resignation
has been accepted.
Mrs. Bessie Knoblock Hamblin has
returned to her home at Momence,
Ill.,, after a visit OF two weeks with
her father in this city.
Henry Alderman will have a pub
lie sale of farming implements. house.
hold goods and many other articles at
his home in this city, Friday, Nov.
%.
Dancing is said to be going out of
fashion. The games in which so
many society men and women indulge
leave them 40 money to pay the tid-
dler.
Louis Mcdonald and a friend of his
from Chicago accompany DR.. Burket
and the Bremen gentle men on their
hunting expedition in northwest
Tennessee.
Union, West and Polk township re-
publicans did excellent work in the
campaign just closed. The total DEM
ccratic majority in the three town.
ships combined was only IS.
The Episcopal convention at Mich
igan City last week voted in favor of
changing the name of the Protestant
Episcopal church to American Cath
Ollie church of the United States.
Daniel Storms, secretary of state
elect, has announced the appointment
of Frank d. Grubbs. of Lafayette, as
his chief deputy. Grubbs is editor of
the Lafayette Courier, and formerly
lived in Indianapolis.
Failing in her attempt to commit
suicide by poisoning a few days ago.
Mrs. Rose Harsh, Of Marion, is now
trying to end her life by starving to
death. She remains in bed and will
eat no food whatever.
Ernest Haag, of Shreveport, Louis
lana, stopped owe night Monday with
his father, Joseph Haag. He was accom-
panied by Al. L. Clark, another show
man, of Alexander, La. They were
on their way to the sale Of show stock
at Kokomo this week.
1t now appears that Emperor Will
helms late mission to England was to
further seal the compact of Germany
and Great Britain by arranging for
the marriage of his son, the Crown
Prince Frederick. to Princess Alice,
niece of King Edward.
The professors in North Manchester
college were considerably surprised the
next morning after Halloween to find
a cow occupying the ~labratory on sec
ond floor. She enjoys the distinction
OF being the only COW in town than
has taken a college course.