The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-10-16
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Thursday was the 3lst anniversary
of the great Chicago fire,
John C. Bunnell tran acted bust
ness in Fort Wayne Friday.
The pupils of the Webster schoo
attended the Bremen fair Friday.
]. A. Hanes went to Chicago Friday
afternoon for visit of few day.
Mrs. Anna WhiteSell and family
have moved from this city to Warsaw
Recent events are greatly Fastening
better fuel methods for the American
people.
The epidemic of typhoid fever al
indianapolis is traced to the impure
city water.
Ed Sherwood, of Bourbon, visited
relatives and friends in this city
Thursday evening.
Miss Emma Holloway, of Bright
side, has gone to her home at Wabash
for a short vacation.
O. +. Mcdaniel, train foreman or
the Pennsylvania has returned from &
vacation OF week.
Charles Stuck went to South Benz
Friday to visit his wife. who has beer
there sick for two weeks.
Oliver Wagner, aged &c, died neal
Tippecanoe few days ago. He left
a daughter and five sons.
S. Grossman, former Marshal
county resident and now of Kansas
has been visiting relatives in thi.
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Seltenright anC
their son Clifton left for Peru Frida,
to visit over Sunday with relatives il
that city.
j. B. Brilliant, of Bourbon, anC
Miss Mary E. Perrin, of Fort Wayne
were married at Fort Wayne, Monday
October 6.
Mrs. d. E. Moore went to Piercetor
Friday evening for a visit of Severa
days on account of the illness of he
sister there.
The road wagon, presented to tn,
Bourbon Fair Association by the Nap
panee Buggy Co., was sold to Ira Kize
OF Argos. for s42.
st. Louis sends greeting to tn
country and emphasizes the PROPOSE
tion that bride givers must be punish
ed as well as bride trkerS.
The oldest inmate of the stat
prison at Michigan City is Georg
Wilson, who gives his age as 80 years
He was convicted on petit larcen
charge.
Peter ]. Kruyer and John w. Park
have been appointed election commits
sioners for the election to be he'll
Nov. 4. The county clerk is tn
other member of the board.
The second installment of taxes TO
the year 1901 is now due and payabl
on or before the first Monday in Nc
vember, 1902, the same being the 8
day of November.
The friends of Lieutenant Goyerno
Gilbert will regret to learn that tn
estimable gentleman is suffering from
indigestion. He has lost % pounds il
weight In two weeks.
Samuel Iden has received his com
mission as postmaster of Bourbon.
was a long time getting there but
none the less welcome. 1t is nov
Postmaster Iden, if you please.
Ernest Reece, aged 90. of nea
Westville, who was taken to the La
porte county poor house a few day
ago, died Thursday. His wife, VIII
is 1OS years of age, has lost her mind
Miss Ef1ie Conger has returned fror
a visit Of over two months with rela
tives at ST. Paul, Minnesota. She al
tended the wedding of a cousin Will
she was gone and had a very pleasan
visit.
Mrs. Jane Mum has returned t
her home at Wooster, Ohio, after
visit Of six wieks with her mothe
Mrs. Benoni Jordon and her brother
and sisters and other relatives in thi
county.
Harley Logan has filed a complain
in the circuit court demanding dam
ages from the Pennsylvania railwa
on the charge that sparks from thei
engine burned the electric light plan
ia this city.
Because his children opposed hi
marriage. Karl B. Schoenlein, of Fol
Wayne, drank a cup Of carbolic aci
and died. He had been contemplat
| ing a second marriage for over a yea
and his family had opposed it.
The ladies society of the Methods
church repapered the parsonage an