The Plymouth tribune., 1902-07-17
Mrs. DIR. Ricbev. of Donaldson. was

to Chicago saturday.
Miss Jessie Dawson has returned to
her home at Tippecanoe.
Mrs. Ella Mccormick went to Don
aldson to visit over Sunday.
At Michigan City it is claimed a
child was born with small poX.
Mrs. John Sullivan and children
went to Bourbon to spend Sunday.
Senator Marcus A Hanna will speak
in South Bend some time in October =.
Wheat has been harvested in good
condition and threshing will soon COM
mence.
Marshall county has more big po-
tatoes than ever before at this season
of the year.
John. II. Taber is here from Cali
fornia on business and for visit OF
about six weeks.
Miss Maggie Murphy of kloepfer'S
store has vacation of one week COM
mencing Monday.
The Kosciusko county teachers in
stitute will be held at Winona be-
ginning August u.
John V. CuSbman, whose ankle was
broken two months ago, is able to be
down town On crutches.
The huckleberry harvest is on with
d fair crop. They sell for 10 cents a
quart or $3.50 per crate.
Rev. Mr.. Knox, of Bourbon and
Rev. Mr.. Crews, of Inwood, were
Plymouth visitors Saturday.
Miss Agnes Pence was called to
Donaldson Saturday on account of the
serious illness of John Stringer.
John G. Jilson came down from Chi
cago Friday evening for a visit of a
few days with his family in this city.
Rev. T. j. Legg, state evangelist
of the Christian church, will preach
at Kuhn's hall Sunday morning and
evening.
Mrs. Frank Jacox and Miss Mary
Schlarb went to Three Rivers, Mich,
Friday to visit their sister, Mrs. w.
E. Casper.
Milton RobD has returned to his
home at Prairie Station, Ohio, after a
visit of several days with relatives in
this county.
Luther L. Keith, of Laporte, has
filed petition in bankruptcy. His
assets are nothing, but his liabilities
are $40, 900.
Mrs. Jacob Easterday, who seemed
to be at the point of death ten days
ago, has been steadily improving fol
several days.
Levi Ringle, Of Bremen, won the
fast bicycle race and Freddie Kuhn, OF
this city, the slow race at O'Clock
Saturday afternoon.
Everybody interested Ill Sunday
schools should read the report OF the
Denver convention in tOday'S paper
written by Senator Parks.
A member of the democratic state
committee says the democratic state
organization will not invite Bryan to
make any speeches in Indiana.
Citizens are complaining that one
member of the council keeps too many
COWS on Michigan street to look well
since the street has been paved.
Mrs. r. A. Smith, of Chicago, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. BeagleS, in
this city, the Koch IS near Pretty Lake
and other relatives in this vicinity.
Eugene B. Lacey special pension
examiner of Washington, d. G. spent
Friday i'm this city on business con-
nected with the pension department
Simon Pokagon, jr., seven years old
q grandson Of the Pottawotamie In
dian chief of that name, has been ad
mitted to the orphans home at Mish
awaka.
Miss Olive Francisco has returned
from Defiance, Ohio, to spend her va
cation at home. Her little niece
Lucy McClintock, accompanied her fol
visit of two or three weeks.
w. w. Hatch, of Goshen, the paw.
ing contractor was here Saturday. He
says he is ready to bid on the paving
of Sophia street at any time and get
brick and do the work at once, if he
secures the contract.
There were but few farmers in towr
Saturday. There never was day
in Marshall county when the time OF
an able bodied man was worth more
on the farm. Wheat, corn hay and
potatoes all require attention now.
J Prospects for corn are little more
encouraging since the excessive rains
have in measure ceased, wheat viii
; average about fifteen bushels to the