The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-07-31
LOCAL NEWS

in Rochester this week.
Jerry Liggett's pension has been in
creased from $40 TO sl2 month.
James Corl and Miss Clara DiSher
were married at Bourbon Sunday July
20.
Mrs. William Tye, of Bremen, has
gone to Canton, Ohio, to visit her
daughter.
The wheat on the farm of Oregon
c. Gibbons near Inwood, yIelded "a
bushels per acre.
The Plymouth second nine was
beaten at Culver Wednesday. The
score wgs IA to13.
Mrs. Hattie Marks, who EaS been
visiting here a few weeks, returned
to Chicago Sunday.
Mrs. E. r. BiSsell who has been
visiting relatives here returned to her
home at Lima, Ohio today.
Mrs. Steere, of Fort Wayne and
Miss Brosnahan, of Pierceton, are Wis
iting the Witty family, in this city
Essie Camerer and Elvira Compton,
of Bourbon, have returned home after
a visit of a week with Mrs. G. E.
Rivers of this city.
jeremiah Losier who resides in
Tlppecanoe township south of Bour-
bon, was lodged in Jail "Wednesday
night charged with forgery.
B. VI. SeybOld has opened real
estate Office in the rooms formerly
occupied by Hon. G. P. Drummond
over Leonard s furniture store.
Mrs. John Gebert, wife of Engineer
Gebert of the construction train, re-
turned to her home in Fort Wayne
after a visit of week with her hus-
band in this city.
Michigan street is now paved from
the SchultheisS corner to the city
limits on the south. This completes
the paving contract SO far as laying
brick is concerned.
Oats and corn are now running neck
and neck in the race for precedence
on the board of trade, while wheat is
content to stand upon its dignity and
trust to its manifest destiny.
Rev. Sam Jones was billed in Lo-
ganSport the other night, talked to an
audience of only 125, and the church
that secured him for the lecture lost
5000. Wait for Jones description OF
the devil in Logansport.
Twelve ladies and gentleman who
had spent a week al the Lake Maxim
kuckee Assembly took the morning
train here for Chicago. They were
lavish in their praise of Marshall
county's beautiful lake.
Mrs. John A Behrens and children
returned TO their home at Urbana,
Ohio Thurrday after visit of several
weeks with relatives in Plymouth.
Mr.. Behrens returned to Urbana ten
days in advance of his family.
The barn of Mr.. waggoner the car
penter, in the southeast part of town,
was struck by lightning Wednesday
afternoon. A few shingles were
knocked off the siding splintered at
one corner and two rabbits killed.
The farmers who rushed corn to
Chicago when the Gates corner had
the price inflated, are coming out
losers. Cars on track are ordered neld
or returned because the grain is worth
20 cents for feeding purposes, and the
bottom is out of the corner.
Mrs. Bertha Speyer and daughter
Minnie, late of Lexington, KY, who
have been visiting for three weeks
with Mrs. Speyer's brother, Sigmund
Mayer, left for Europe last Sunday
morning. They will sail on the Ham
burgh steamer, Pennsylvania August
IL and will make their home at Leip-
sic, Germany for year.
Trustees Lee, of Bourbon, Gardener
of German, Stilson of North, Monroe
of Polk, Jackman of Center township,
and large number of trustees from
St. Joseph and Laporte counties went
to Rochester on Thursday to attend
the convention of trustees of the
Thirteenth district. Superintendent
Marks accompanied them.
Prof. Austin O'Malley, the Notre
Dame professor, will not sue his wife,
Allen Ellis O'Malley, for divorce,
that she may be free to wed VIM. j.
Hearin, says dispatch from Phila-
delphia. 1t is said she will sue for a
divorce if her husband does not.