The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-10-02
BUCK, The Cash Hardware Man
LEADER IN how PRICES.

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and fair weather is expected.
George Carver, of Walnut, is visit
ing his uncle, Fl. B. Allen, in thi
city.
Mrs. Jerry Klinger went to Lake
Vile yesterday to visit her friend, Mrs
HeSStOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hendricks, O
South Plymouth were Argos visitor:
Tuesday.
Isaac Lytall and family, of Culver.
are visiting relatives at Etna Greer
this week.
Mrs. Joseph Shelley and daughter
have gone to Fort Wayne for visit
of two days.
j. H. Mattchett, one of the largest
land owners of Marshall county, was
in Plymouth Tuesday.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will meet with Mrs. Charles
Wilcox Friday afternoon.
The PENNSYLVANIA railroad gives
very low rates to Washington for the
Grand Army encampment.
Corn cutting has been seriously him
dered by the rains of the past ten
days, but pastures are splendid.
There will be one more excursion tc
Chicago, Saturday Oct. II. Tickets
sl.00, good until Monday evening.
Mrs. j. E. Dillon, of Corning, Iowa,
who has been visiting relatives east OF
here, went to Hamlet this morning.
Miss Lydia Henning has returned
to her home at Wanatah after visit
with Mrs. Gust Schlosser in this city
Burt aud Jesse Gilmore, of Chicago,
have been visiting their parents and
other relatives and friends here this
week.
Mr.. Fred Shoemaker has Just pur-
chased for his daughters one of the
pianos from the exhibit on Laporte
street.
Mrs. Ruth Guyer has moved from
the country to Plymouth and resides
in the Patterson house north of the
court house.
Rev. S. f. Henricks and wife and
Mrs. John Appleman, are attending
the German Baptist conference near
Milford this week.
Searles Patterson has returned to
his home at Chicago. He came to
Plymouth to attend the funeral of
Miss Carrie Brooke.
G. B. McCrum, of Bourbon, one of
the oldest and best blacksmithS and
wagon makers in Marshall county, was
a Plymouth visitor Tuesday.
Buy a piano from the exhibit, La
porte street manufacturer and save
agents profit, this week only, Vose,
Ludwig, Merrill and other pianos. DIV
Foster Grove, of Hibbard, republi-
can candidate for clerk of the circuit
court, was in town Tuesday. The vot-
ers of this county will feel proud when
they elect him.
E. Mcdaniel has returned to Elk
hart after visit of ten days with rel
ativeS and old acquaintance in Plym-
outh. He was a resident of this city
over forty years ago.
Rev. A. GruSse, of Fort Wayne
and Rev. A. Nj. Ellering, of Columbia
City, returned to their homes Tuesday,
after having assisted in the forty
hours devotion here.
Charles Johnson, accompanied by
his sister Miss Sadie Johnson, who has
been visiting here ten days, went to
South Bend on Tuesday. and will go
from there to Chicago.
Revs. L. A. Moench of Valparaiso,
Theile, of Whiting and Billstein of
Monterey, assisted in the forty hours
devotion which closed at the Catholic
church Monday evening.
There have been many cases of
smallpox in South Bend and Misha-
waka during the past three weeks but
the authorities now think they will
be able to stampIt out in few weeks.
Every voter in Marshall county
should go to the polls in November and
vote for Peter Helm for representa-
tive. Peter is representative man of
whom the county will not be ashamed.
The Tribune always appreciates
items of news sent in by It's friends or
given to the reporter. A newspaper
has to- depend upon the public for
news and is Away S thankful to get
pointers or items OF public interest.