The Plymouth tribune., 1902-07-17
The corner in corn is ended.

Chicago.
Glenn Cushman is reported on the
sick list today.
William Poor made a business trip
to Rochester yesterday.
jacob Gardiner, of German town.
ship, was in town yesterday.
Mrs. f. NJ. Wheeler has returned
from her visit in Michigan.
The strike of the freight handlers
at Chicago is still unsettled.
John Hatfield and Mr.. Lampkin. of
Warsaw, were here on legal business
yesterday.
Porto Rico'S cententment and pros
perity are a sample of what follows
the flag.
Miss Maude Price is visiting rel
atives and friends at Inwood for sew
eral weeks.
William ShrinkinguSt, Of Harris
burgh, Pa, is visiting his cousin,
Wesley Hill.
Leonard Baum, of Donaldson, visit
ed his sister, Mrs. JEFF Florian, in this
city Tuesday.
Prof. Waltz made a pig mistake
when he said it would be fair and
warmer Wednesday.
E. a. Magers, of Elwood, isvisiting
the Blubaughs and other relatives
here for few days.
The paving of Michigan street will
be completed this week if the brick to
finish it arrives in time.
Alva Myers has moved back from
Chicago to Plymouth. He thinks
there is 30 place like home.
Hiram Work has charge of the
Kellison house for the present. He
is an experienced hotel man.
Herbert Buck, who has been visit
ing here two or three weeks, left yes
lterday for Detroit and Cleveland.
John E. Shaffer and Elizabeth S.
Hardisty are the only,couple that have
been licensed to marry within a week.
Mrs. William Reed, who has been
very i'll at her home OF South Walnut
street, is reported some better today
John Fisk. of Waterloo, died from
blood poisoning last week, the result
of trimming corn between his toes.
John Morelock took out a new Peer
less ,threSher Monday and threShed
535 bushels of wheat the first half
day.
Excursion toChicago Saturday after
noon. Tickets good to return until
Monday night. s1.00 for the round
trip.
Misses Mary Kendall and Ruth
Thomson went to Chicago Sunday to
take lessons in an art school for few
weeks.
Forbes will move his seed store into
the room vacated by Lamson. This
Will bring him three doors further
down town.
Mrs. John w. Parks and her Sum-
day school class of twelve young ladies
attended the Maxinknckee assembly
yesterday afternoon.
Just as We went to press news came
that the freight strike at Chicago had
been settled, and the men have re-
turned to work.
Roscoe Weaver, the nine-year old
son of Andrew Weaver, residing five
miles south of Goshen, was killed by
lightning Monday afternoon.
William A. MeInery and F. H. Wur-
zer, of South Bend, the latter Con-
gresham Bricks private secretary,
have formed law partnership.
Samuel ChriSman, operator at the
o. NJ. tower, will begin work this
evening as night operator at the
KoSciuSkO tower east of Winona.
Mrs. Shannahan has returned to her
home at South Bend after visit of
several days with her sisters, Mesdames
Ashley. Whitlock and Andrews.
Judge Nelson, of Logansport. was
nominated for congress by the demo-
Gratis of the Eleventh district Tues
day. His opponent is Fred Lands.
Arthur Phillips, who visited with
friends in this city, and his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips, near Bourbon,
resumed his work at Culver this week
Misses Julia and Bessie Freeman
have returned to their home at Jones'
boro. Ind, after visit of eight days
with their grandmother, Mrs. Blu
baugh.
The state board of agriculture will
make an effort to have President
Roosevelt visit Indianapolis some
day during the fair week, September
Is to 19.