The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-09-18

uClC III NlSlU VI a iOW udlo Will lilo
brother d. c. Gale and to attend the
reunion of his regiment the old 73d, at
New Carlisle, Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmund Mayer 60 to
Chicago Wednesday to attend the
wedding of their niece Miss Estella
Mayer, who will be united in marriage
with Hon. Harry Rosenkaupt, of Spo-
kane, Washington.
The 46th Ind. Volunteers will hold
their 18th annual reunion at Star City,
Pulaski county, on Sept, 24-25.
Judge Charles Parker, of Lincoln,
Neb,, and ex-Judge George Burson, of
Winamac, are to address the veterans
Mrs. d. S. O'Brien, with her little
niece Ruth Seider. and her father, of
Grovertown, have gone to Indian Ter
riory for a visit of three weeks.
denny" remains with his parents in
this city until his wife returns home.
On Saturday Sept. p, we will give
a Trading Stamp Coupon good for
$500 worth Trading stamps free to
each lady buying one dollars worth or
more goods at our store.
KLOEPFER' n. Y. STORE.
The members of labor unions who
are paying weekly Stipened for the
support of striking miners are getting
a second dose in the exaggerated price
of coal. The workingmen are getting
the worst of of the deal, for they pay
twice. while the public pays only one.
John L. Grifflths, suffered fracture
of the knee cap by falling last Sunday
and will not be able for active work
for six weeks, consequently his ap-
pointment at Warsaw for SATURDAY.
has been Cancelled. Senator Bever-
idge will speak at South Bend Satur-
day.
1t seems that early reports as to
damage by frosts in the west were
exaggerated. Some injury has been
inflicted in limited localities, particu-
larly in Nebraska, Iowa and Wiscon-
sin, but in the real corn belt there is
reason to believe that no material
damage has been done.
Mr.. Arthur O'Keefe is remov-
ing the foundation from the Mrs.
Dawes building, corner of Center and
Caro- streets, and is making new
foundation on the lot north of the Re-
formed parsonage to which the build
ing will be removed to make room for
the new musical college.
The fifth annual conference of
Farmers Institute Officers and
Workers will be held at Purdue Uni
verSily. Lafayette, Indiana, on Tues
day and Wednesday, October 1915,
1902. Prominent men from Illinois,
Wisconsin, Ohio and New York have
been invited to take places ON the pro-
gram.
Senator Platt made mistake in fix
ing the time of the settlement next
Monday. 1t is probable that both the
operators and miners were afraid that
if it was settled in accordance with
Platt'S predictions the country would
think he was boss of all parties con-
cerned. The strike will probably not
last much longer.
Rev. G.. L. Mattox and wife are at
tending the United Brethren confer
ence at Peru this week. Mr.. MattOX
does not know where he will be sent
the coming year, but he has been
given appointme nts in this vicinity for
many years and Plymouth feels like
home TO HIM and his family. He al
ways does good work.
1t would seem that if the people of
Florida and southern California knew
their business they would be showing
in interestingly written and properly
displayed advertisements, how the
average northern family can make
money by moving into country for
the winter where the price of coal does
not make any difference.
Valparaiso is trying to become an
industrial town as we'll as a college
town. The Valparaiso Business Mems
Association Friday closed contract
whereby Powers, Higley & Co., of Chi
cage, manufacturers of school supplies,
are to move that factory to that city.
The association has sold s25, 600 worth
of lots to pay the bonus asked.
The city commissioners nave COM
pleted the assessments for paving
South Michigan street. The total
cost of the improvement, is s25, O95.S7,
of this the city is assessed s5.7SO.35.
The property owners on the east side
of the street are assessed SO, 1916,
and those on the west side $40, 5000,
making the total benefits assessed
against property owners $40, 1852.