The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-08-21
Misses Houghton, Place and Bair of

Misses HougntOn, race ana BAR OF
this city will give d musicale at Ke-
wanna next Friday evening.
| Louis Laemle has returned to
Marshtield, Wisconsin, after, after a
visit of few days at Mayer Altman S.
Mrs. y. Goble, who came here to at
tend the Jacoby- Ray reunion, left for
her home at York, Neb., on Thurs
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Jonah Riley ac-
com panied her to Chicago fer visit
of few days.
The Gibson-Staley reunion was held
at the home of Anthony Boggs west OF
Argos Thursday. The old settlers and
their descendants in great numbers
were there and an old time day was
enjoyed by all.
Evidence that Indiana has the best
farming land in the world continues
to accumulate. a New Harmony
man raised "a melons on one vine.
while Greenfield granger comes along
with story of bean pods % inches
long.
Rev. DR.. Frank Crane has accepted
call to become the pastor of Union
Congregational church, in Worcester,
Mass. DR.. Crane does not claim to
have heard the voice of the Lord in
this call. The salary he is to get will
be SO, 900 year.
The summer season is usually pro-
life of weird tales, but that one about
the handsome girl who is turning to
marble because her father, chemist,
left some chemicals with which he
had been experimenting, in the bath
tub, takes the banner SO far.
Mrs. Elma Raine, OF Empire, Pa.
Mrs. Lille Busby and Miss Ethel
Scobee, of Greencastle, Ind, are Wis
iting at DR.. Browns in this city.
Mrs. Ralne is Mrs. Browns sister,
Mrs. BuSby is the doctors sister and
Miss Scobee is their niece.
The Commercial Appeal, of Men,
phiS, for lack of news, prints chap
ter from the Bible every day. Now
it is exhibiting a letter from bar
tender. who says that he reads the Sc
lection with much inteaest every day.
He's still serving drinks, though.
John W. Hutchinson, the last liv-
ing member Of the famous Hutchln.
son family of singers, was present at
the Old Settlers association of Mcleod
county. Minnesota. several days ago
and sang "Old Granite State" with
all the vigor and vim of former years.
Bremen is to have gala day of
sport and enjoyment next Saturday
under the auspices of the Holland
Radiator Co. Three bands will fur
nish music and there will be balloon
ascension along with other attractions
The admission to the fair grounds
will be % cents.
The Twentieth Century limited on
the Lake Shore Thursday afternoon
made the best long distance run ever
made by the train. Run was made
between Kendallville and Toledo.
The distance of 81 miles was covered
in IS minutes. which is at the rate o.
1913 miles an hour.
The st. Louis Judge who decided
that wife had a right to search her
husband S pockets has now ruled that
she may knock him down if he swears
at her and calls her names. This last
is of more questionable value in actual
use, but still it shows the progress wo-
man is making in ST. Louis.
Miss Carrie Bussart, of Plymouth,
has purchased the Mayme Montgom-
cry millinery stock at this place, and
has taken charge. She is a most
pleasant young lady, thoroughly in
touch with her work, and oUr people
will doubtless welcome her cordially
to their midSt.-Bourbon News.
Census statistics show that more
wagons and carriages are made i'm In
diana than in any other state of the
union. As South Bend makes more
of these vehicles than any other city
of Indiana, of course leads the coun-
try and the world in fact, in tn, man.
ufacture of things that run on wheels.
Indiana has become the second
glass producing state in the Union,
the industry showing an increase that
is remarkable. One-fifth of the
capital in the country invested in
glass making, which amounts to a
total of SCI, 423, 9O5, is invested in this
state and gives employment to 1905
men.
Frank Hineman and Floyd Hyde
became engaged in ''scrap" over a
girl, at dance at the Lake of the
Woods, the ether night, Hineman