The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-09-04
3 LOCAL NEWS 3


hoy Ddlley, Vi TeIu, ID NlSllluS TEL
atiyeS in this city.
Dr. Knott has returned from Wis
it of a week in Nebraska.
Mrs. John Heckart has gone to
Mentone to visit until Sunday.
1t is now reported that Alaska has
the greatest copper mime in the world.
Mrs. L. NJ. Styles and son, Albert,
visited Mr.. Styles at Rochester Thurs
day.
Mrs. Paul Hauk, of Adrian, Mich,
is visiting at Henry Hauk S in this
city.
Prof. III. B. Brown, of Valparaiso
attended the teachers institute here
today.
The Vandalia will continue to run
its Sunday excursion tC Culver during
September.
Thalet and Judith Gildersleeve, Of
Laporte. are visiting with their uncle,
DR.. Preston, in Plymouth.
Miss Lola Hughes has returned to
South Bend, after visit of a few days
with Fay and Eva Wickizer.
Prof. Hahn has finished moving his
goods from Bourbon and is now settled
in his new home in this city.
Miss Eva Hughes has returned to
South Bend after visiting the CRUDE
family and other friends here.
Miss Edna Gree. Of Bourbon, has
gone TO Oklahoma to teach in the pub
lie schools this fall and winter.
The teachers gave good literary
and mu-ical entertainment at the
court room Wednesday evening.
Misses Sayilla and May Fisher, who
have been employed here have return
ed to their homes at Talma, Ind.
Mrs. Wiley Jordan was called to
Chicago last Thursday by the serious
illness Of her daughter, Mrs. Jackson.
Mrs. j. B. limerick, of Danville, o.,
who has been visiting Mrs.J. Apple
man, has gone to Argos for visit of
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Lindsay
went to Bourbon for a visit of few
days before returning to their home
at Ligonier.
Prof. W. E. Bailey made business
trip to Bremen Thursday and attended
the Old Settlers picnic at Lapaz ca
lis way home.
Mrs. George Engle's night blooming
cactus has attracted much attention
this week. The flowers are large and
very beautiful.
The Mcclure reunion at Argos was
attended by members CT the family
from many states and was pleasant
occasion for ALL
Kalamazoo is having an awful time
with an Elk's carnival. Thieyery
porch climbing, bank robbing, etc.,
make up the program.
A special excursion train Of nine
coaches from Wabash to Michigan
City passed through Plymouth Thurs
day morning over the Lake Erie.
Michigan free stone peaches have
been selling at 81 a bashel from wag
ons this week. This would seem Il
indicate that peaches are plenty.
The Progressive Brethren coufer
ence opened at Winona on Thursday
to continue until Tuesday. About Al
delegates changed cars here today.
Misses Bessie Cannon, Clio New
house and Blanche Siple have return
ed to Argos after a visit of few day
with Pearl Deemer and other friend
in this city.
Bert Beerbower came up from LIZ
gansport Thursday and remained til
Monday. He was hit in the eye by
hot cinder, which has incapacited hin
for work for few days.
NJ. P. Dennison, superintendent o
the Lake Erie, stopped in Plymouth
Thursday, on bis way to Mime
apolis to meet his wife, who has beef
visiting in the northwest.
The largest Bible conference eve
held in the United States closed a
Winona, Thursday. The registration
records, when closed. will probabl,
show that in excess of 1000 preacher
and Bible students were here durins
the ten days. DR.. j. Wilbur Chap
man started this conference sever
years ago with an attendance of thir
ty-fiye.