The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-08-28

The Fort Wayne Carnival begar
Monday and will continue during tn,
week.
Mrs. George Eugle has nigh
blooming cactus that bloomed Tues
night.
Mrs. John U. Seymour has beer
granted widows pension of IS pc
month.
Mr.. John d. Fouse, the tailor will
be at Allman's big store Friday anC
Saturday. 4stl
William George Davis, an old resi-
dent of Polk township, died last week
aged "a years.
Hon. John L. Grlffiths will oper
the republican campaign at Warsaw
September 20.
Suits $3.50 up, pants $3.50 NJ
made to your measure, opening Frlda!
and SATURDAY. at Allman's. 4st1
Mr.. and Mrs. James Foncanon, o.
Bluffton, Ind, are visiting few day
with J. f. Hartle and wife.
Bernice and Horace Mckinney, wht
had been visiting relatives at Bourbon
returned to Galveston Tuesday.
James NJ. Heminger who left here
single man has returned from the
Niagara excursion with bride.
Mrs. Gerardo returned to her home
at Mapleton Tuesday, after visit OF
several days with Mrs. Mary Glass.
Mrs. Libbie Penlann, of Goshen
came down Saturday for a visit Of
three days with Mrs. w. S. Harris.
There is large attendance at the
teachers institute, the instructors
are good and there is good interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Snyder have re-
turned to Canton, Ohio, after visiting
relatives end friends in Union town
ship.
The fifteenth annual reunion of 18th
Indiana cavalry will be held Wsdnes
day, Sept. II, 1902, in Mansur hall
indianapolis.
Misses Theresa Jena and Minnie
Kempe, of South Bend, are visiting
the family of Rev. c. E. Weiss or
Center street.
William G. Cook, who had been Wis
iting in this vicinity since last Satur
day returned to his home at Mount
Morris, ILL.,, Tuesday.
Galloway Bros, of Plymouth, will
have charge of the balloon feature a,
the harvest Jubilee in Walkerton, or
Sept IL. II and Is.
Mrs. Westfall and daughter, Of
Michigan City, are visiting at the
home of Joseph Seller on the Goshen
road, seven miles northeast of Plym
Outh.
Mrs. D. E. Moore has returned t.
Plymouth after a visit of Severa
weeks with relatives in Kosciuskt
county and points in northeastern In
diana.
Miss Willard, the well known Wal
kerton milliner, for several years 9
resident of this city, stopped here last
Tuesday on her way east to purchase
fall stock of millinery.
Mrs. and Mrs. J. c. Conkle, Of
Allegheny, Pa, and Mrs. Joseph
Carnes, of Crestline, Ohio, returned
home Tuesday after visit Of week al
the home of William Jamison near La
paz.
Miss King and Mrs. Davis, former
proprietors of the store on Michigan
street now owned by J. E. Marshall
stopped here this afternoon on thei
way to Ohio from Stewartsville, Min
neSota.
The teachers institute opened a
the court house Monday and will con
tinue in session until Friday evening
Most of the teachers of the county ar,
here and corps of able educators ar,
directing the work.
| A ten-year-old girl at Mishawak;
had smallpox over a week before ;
physician was called. Seven yOunl
men room at the house, and they all
as well as members of the family
have been exposed.
Mrs, Joseph Shelly and daughter
OF Fort Wayne, who have been visit
ing Mr.. Shelley here for a few days
left Tuesday morning for Milwaukee
Wis.,, to visit relatives. Mr.. Shelle,
is employed on the construction trair
here.