The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-10-23
4 LOCAL NEWS 3


Everett Clifton and Arthur Cline
have returned from their Dakota trip.
Isaac Webb is visiting relatives and
friends at Lapaz Junction this week.
Miss Minnie Hutchinson has gone
to Fort Wayne to visit relatives for
several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Miller. of ST.
Joseph county, stopped here OIL their
way from Ohio.
David Hoffine and son, of st. JOS
eph county, are visiting at Hubbard
and Bourbon this week.
Mrs. Fred Botset and little son,
Holbrook, are visiting her parents at
BerrIen Springs, Michigan.
Mrs. Medley has returned to her
home at Columbia City after visit
of week with her daughter. Mrs.
Thornberry.
Eva Bollman went to North JudSon
Thursday afternoon. to visit her sister,
Miss Edna Bollman, who IS one of the
teachers there.
The bituminous coal operators evil
IDENTIFY consider the public their own
particular black cat, and propose To
skin it to the tail.
Grant Haines has gone to Nashville,
Tenn. to take the position of over
seer of a gangof colored laborers with
a construction train.
Judge Capron went to Warsaw Thurs
day to hold court three days for Judge
Biggs VINO is in California recovering
from a long and severe illness.
Joseph Pittman and c. Day. of the
Donaldson neighborhood, who have
been employed in North Dakota for
ten weeks, returned home today.
$50 Dagoes employed in grading
and constructing the Pennsylvania
tracks here have quit because the con-
tractors had trouble with their fore
man.
Mrs. A. P. belong and Mrs. Cliff
ford left on the early train Thursday
for Kewanna, to attend the dis
trlct meeting of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society today and Friday.
Rev. S. NJ Yenn was in South
Bend Wednesday and assisted in SOL
emnizing the marriage of Mr.. d. J..
Kelley and Mis- Gertrude Augusta
Hose. The bride is Father Yenn s
cousin.
Mrs. ]. G. DE- rs, and daughter, Mrs.
Harry Swanson, went to Bourbon
Wednesday to pack Mrs. Swanson IS
household goods. Mr.. and Mrs.
Swanson will move to Plymouth in a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Dill, of New
York City, have been visiting relatives
at their old home in this county for
two weeks. Mr.. Dill left for Chicago
Thursday, and will go from there to
Savannah, Georgia.
Peru has received the contract CIV
ing it the general shops and head
quarters of the entire Cincinnati
Richmond and Muncie railroad sys-
tenn in return for gifts of land and
cash amounting to over 100000. 1t
means great growth of the city.
E. D. Bills, of Sheffield, Ill.,, visit
ed here a week with his brother-in-law
Stephen Reeves, on his way from New
York and Brooklyn. Mr.. Bills was a
resident of Plymouth thirty years
ago and is we'll known by all the old
citizens. He returned to Illinois on
Thursday.
Seldom have the newspapers carried
more joyous news to their readers
than they did last Thursday. The
whole country will welcome the speedy
resumption of hard coal mining and
the bright prospect for an equitable
adjustment Of questions In dispute be-
tween operators and miners.
Rev. Isaac Dale, presiding elder has
notified Rev. belong that he has
changed the date of the First Quarter.
Iy conference from Nov. 5th to Octo-
Der 10th at 8 p. M, and that Rev.
Samuel Beck, d. D., Will preside. 1t
is desired that every member of the
conference attend this meeting.
The democratic county committee.
and county candidates and other adj
visers had a meeting Thursday to de-
wise ways and means to elect their
ticket. 1t seems that the LEADERS y
are "kinder" scared and are not sure
that their county candidates, will be
able to pull through without an effort.