The Plymouth tribune., 1902-06-26
Mrs. w. H. Matthews is visiting

Bert Harris ana vile, O1GreencaSIle,
are visiting relatives here.
Frank Southworth has gone to Chi
cago to visit Until Sunday.
Armour'S Blood Meal cures Scours.
Sold by F. A. Forbes, Plymouth.
The Bourbon band will give con-
cert in this city Thursday evening.
Miss Frances Hahn went to Bour-
bon this morning for visit of a few
days.
The Ellis water power boat is an
chored above the Michigan street
bridge,
Mrs. Ruth Jacoby and son, Rollin,
have gone to Bourbon to visit over
Sunday.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Wilson went to Donald
son to attend the Rltchey-W -Whitesell
wedding.
DIR. Nils Lindquist and Benjamin
Switzer were passengers to Chicago
yesterday.
Excursion to Chicago again next
Sunday. Train leaves Plymouth at
sos a. m.
There will be Fourth of July exer-
cises and something to please every
one at Winona.
Senator Parks left for Chicago
Tuesday night and will go from there
to Denver, Colorado.
The Ladies society of the Presbyter-
ian church will meet on Friday after
noon with Mrs. Jerry Blain.
Why not raise more wheat this year?
You can do it with Armour's Fertiliz-
ers. ASK f. A. Forbes, Plymouth.
Luther Joseph, of South Bend,
stopped here on his way to Donaldson
to attend the Whitesell- -Rchey we'd
ding.
King Edwards condition was un-
changed at 3 O'Clock p. m. yesterday
and there are some hopes of his re-
covery.
Mrs. Dawson who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Mullenhour, re-
turned to her home at Tippecanoe on
Wednesday.
Edward Hively and Miss Olive
Warner, of North township, were
married at Lapaz last Sunday by Rev.
NJ. L. Peter.
The Fourth of July at Donaldson
Will be celebrated with a cornerstone
laying, picnic dinner and exercises
before noon and afternoon.
They came from the farm; they be-
long on the farm. Put them back.
Armour's Animal Fertilizers Sold
by f. A. Forbes, Plymouth.
Plymouth has been almost without
dentists two days this week. Our
tooth doctors were attending the
dentists association at Culver.
There will be an important meet
ing of the city council Friday night.
Railroad crossings and the paving of
Sophia street will be discussed.
Mrs. Catherine Blubaugh was called
to Laotto, Ind, by the death of her
mother, Mrs. Mary l.. Freeman, who
died Tuesday evening, aged 81 years.
Isaac w. Brown. the bird and bee
man of Rochester, passed through
Plymouth, on his way home from
Warsaw where he lectured Tuesday
evening.
| Howard Jackson and Miss Etelka
Suseland will be married al 8 O'Clock
last evening at the residence of the
BRIDES parents short distance south
of this city.
The Lake Erie & Western railroad
has declared the regular semi-annual
dividend of per cent on its preferred
stock, payable July Is to stock of re
cord June 30.
Mrs. Harer and children, of Walk
ertOn, are visiting the family of John
Leland, about three miles from town.
They will also visit at Argos before
returning home.
Mrs, Louis Swearingen. Of Craw-
fordsville, who has been visiting rel
ativeS here has gone to South Bend
for visit of few days. Mrs. Aaron
Swearingen accompanied her.
Upton Stansbury, has quite repu-
tatiOn as seer. 1.-THE sunset of life
gives him mystical lore and coming
events cast their shadows before; ]"
and he sees that the republicans will
carry Marshall county in November.
A cyclone struck the city of Ind
annapolis yesterday morning, doing i'm
mense damage. Several factories were
blown down and many other buildings
wrecked. Wires are down and we
have not been able to get particulars.