The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-07-31
Mrs. L. E. Harris is visiting Mrs.
Shafer at Argos.

did business in this city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Campbell are
visiting at Bourbon and Etna Green.
Mrs. JeIf Florian and daughter have
gone to Donaldson for visit of few
days.
Miss Carrie Brooke remains criti-
cally i'll at her home near the court
house.
Mrs. H. G. Thayer and her grand
son, Edgar Thayer, are visiting at
Bourbon.
Reports from the corn belt continue
to be cheering, phenomenal yield be-
ing predicted
John Kelly, of the Marion soldiers
home is visiting friends in this and
Fulton counties.
Miss Jesse McAlpine has returned
to Warsaw after visit of week with
Miss Mabel Jacoby.
Mrs. mccarthy is here from Chicago
for visit of three weeks with her
father, Patrick Hurson.
Miss Olive FAIRY went to Indianap-
oils Sunday for weeks visit with
her brother, RolliD Fairy.
DR.. A. c. Holtzendorff reports a
girl baby at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Zehner, born Tuesday night.
In the final settlement of the miners
strike it looks more and more as if
the consumer would have to pay the
tax.
Adam Vinnedge and Mrs. Price are
still seriously ill. There has been lit
tie change in their condition during
the week.
Miss Stone, who was captured by
Bulgarian bandits, will lecture ct Wi
mona next Monday and Tuesday. Aug.
ust 4 and 5.
Edward Smith OF this city, fell from
q hay NOV Monday while working for
Mr.. Alleman near Argos, and broke
his left arm.
Miss Alice Brackett who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Daniel Melon
aid, returned to her home At Claypool
yesterday.
II an old superstition ia regard to
people talked about be true Gates and
his fellow corn correrers must have
roasting ears
Indiana's wheat yield is estimated
by B. F. johnson, state statistician,
at 40, 600. 600 bushels. Last year IL
was 81, O00, 600.
Miss Lulu Helpman came up from
Bourbon yesterday to spend some days
at Pretty Lake with a number of Ply
mouth girl friends.
The battle-ground camp meeting
commences Thursday August I, and
continues until August Is. All rail-
roads give reduced rates.
Mr.. Orren Carter has returned to
his home near Muncie after spending
part of this week with his friend,
Charles Patty west of town.
The skull Of a man was dug up in
Kansas and scientists declare the
owner thereof must have died 35, 600
years ago. Still the coroner held an
inquest.
1t is reported that King Edward
will have to be crowned in a bath
chair. Some Of us wouldn It mind be-
ing crowned in bathtub, il we could
get the job.
Martindale is lucky man. He was
beaten for the nomination which is a
great deal better for him than to have
been buried under a thousand major
ity next November.
Almost everybody got votes for
Judge in the Rochester convention and
at one time Iit seemed probable that
James W. Maxey or Andy Molter
would be nominated.
The prospects for the best variety of
summer resort weather are particular
ly bright today, but Hicks predicts
awful weather for August. Very few
people believe Hicks.
john T. Lee has bad looking eye.
He got some cinders and brick dust In
it while unloading brick Tuesday, and
afterwards a horse switched him In
the eye with its tail, and the eye is
badly infamed.
There will be an auction sale of ex-
cellent household goods at the Palmer
building on Laporte street Saturday
afternoon. The goods have been used
but short time and are practically
as good as new.
Judge Conner, Enoch Myers, julius
Rowley and all the other prominent
democratic attorneys of Rochester
were turned down by Harry Bernetha
Tuesday. A democratic convention is