The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-10-16

be around again.
Mrs. William Moore and daughter
went to Donaldson to visit over SUM-
day.
Sherman Ellis and family visited
relatives in South Bend over Sum-
day,
The Bremen fair was the biggest
and best ever held in German town
ship.
Mrs. John Brittenham is reported
quite i'll at her home on William
street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brownlee is only 20
years old but she is cutting her third
set of teeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Tom, of Mil.
ford, Ind are visiting at Daniel
Mock'S, near this city.
The X. P's., will have work in the
second and third rank Monday even
ing. A full attendance is desired.
People from every part of the coun-
ty came here to take the excursion
train for Chicago Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. David Black has returned to
her home at Macy after pleasant Wis
it with her sister, Mrs. A. S. Benedict.
Old King Coal has been a bilious
old soul lately, but he might just as
we'll make up his mind to look pleas
ant.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Herrold and
three children went TO ArcOla to visit
over Sunday with Mr.. Herrold's par
entS.
People who use religion as cloak
in this world will doubtless manage tC
keep warm in the next without a
cloak.
Rev. j. S. Miller, the new Z. B.
pastor for the Tyner circuit was in
town today He will move to Tyner
in few days.
Old walnut stumps are on boom
in Ohio and Indiana, and big prices
are paid for stumps that were con.
sidered worthless.
Mrs. G.. S. Smith, of Beaver Falls
Pa, visited here on her way to South
Bend for visit of a few weeks with
relatives in that city.
The fellows who have wood to sell
calmly ask $500 to 81 % per cord
without batting an eye. Now woodn Il
that make you warm?
ThUSe from this county who attend
ed the G.. a. r. encampment al
Washington have returned well
pleased with their trip.
Mrs. L. d. Walker, of Argos, came
up Friday afternoon for visit of a
few days at the home of DR.. Loring
Mrs. Loring is her niece.
It's an easy matter for girl to fal
in love with ShiftleSS man, but wher
she has TO take in washing to support
him-aye, there's the rub.
Frank Hull and wife, of Columbia
City, are visiting the family of j. NJ
Keiser in this city. Mr.. Hull is al
ex-sheriff OF Whitley county.
Scores of walnut logs have beer
hauled to town and shipped during
the past ten days. There are still
some walnut trees in Marshall county
Charles Becknell caught the thumb
of his right hand in a shaper at tn,
Novelty factory Friday afternoon ant
1t was badly cut. DR.. Kaszer dressed
the wound.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Palmer, O
Walnut and their daughter Mrs. Will
hanson, have returned home after
visit of few days in this city will
Mrs. Elizabeth Kilmer who has beer
seriously i'll but is now improving
slowly.
Presiding Elder Lower, of the U. B
church accompanied by Rev. j.
Miller, stopped here Saturday en- rout'
to Donaldson to hold quarterly meet
ing. Mr.. Lower has moved from Fit
Wayne to Warsaw and can be address
: ed there.
The residence of Joseph Bowers, ;
half mile east of Teegarden, wa
burned to the ground Thursday even
ing. Most of the household good
were saved, but the loss on the build
: ing is several hundred dollars, will
no insurance.
2. T. Sweeney, state game and fisl
} commissioner, is receiving requests TO
hunting permits from many who re
ceived them last year. The commits
sioner says that this is not necessary
as the permits issued last year ar
good until revoked by the legislature
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Helmlinger
and Mrs. Mary Gross who reside nea