The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-08-07
LOCAL NEWS

Jonathan Brown is home from Co.
lumbia City.
Miss Estella Chase is visiting her
brother, Oliver and family in Chica-
60.
Mrs. Bert Logan left on Thursday
for a few weeks visit at Jackson,
Michigan.
Several persons were robbed at
Warsaw during the parade of the
Robinson show.
Mrs. DR.. Reese, of North Liberty,
is visiting her father, D. c. Cole, at
his home in this city.
The Elks of Plymouth went goWar-
saw Thursday afternoon to assist in
organizing lodge there.
Mrs. Frank Hendricks. of Elkhart,
is visiting relatives and friends in this
city and vicinity few pays.
The family of John ]. Staley will
occupy the Wilson cottage at Pretty
Lake during the next two weeks.
Miss Beulah Wallack, of South
Bend, is visiting at the home of her
grandfather, D. G. Cole, in this city.
Rev. George w. Hutchinson is crit
ically i'll at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. L. d. Espich, on West Jefferson
street.
Miss Dora Stegman has returned to
Detroit after visit of three weeks
with her parents and other relatives in
Plymouth.
DR.. c. H. HoltzendOrff reports a boy
born at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Cox, near Linkville WedneS.
day, July 80.
Rev. De Lou Burke, formerly rector
Of st. James Episcopal church in
South Bend goes to the Topeka, Kas. +,
cathedral Sept. LIST.
Rev. c. E. Weiss and Otto Weber
caught tifty-six blue gills at Pretty
Lake Wednesday afternoon in one
hour and thirty minutes.
J. w. Sellars and wife, of Bourbon.
will start to OSwegO, Kansas, this
week, for a visit of two months with
their daughters in that vicinity.
The Eel River Christian conference
will hold its annual session in Goshen
from Aug. II to II. There will be
about two hundred ministers and dele
gates present.
The Mennonite Brethren in Christ
will hold their annual camp meeting
at Dunlap's Park, midway between
Goshen and Elkhart on the electric
line, from Aug. to II.
Tippecanoe will have harvest GEL
ebration Aug. 22nd, combining with
it street fair. There will be bal
loon ascension, races, bicycle and horse
races and an address by Prof. Herring
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Kelly, of Valpa-
paraiso, attended the funeral of John
Kelly Wednesday afternoon and Mrs.
Kelly remained here to visit her
mother, Mrs. E. j. Kleckner, until
Sunday.
A. r. Beardsley, one of Elkhart IS
prominent citizens, is dead from paral-
ysis, aged 70. He was twice senator
from that county and once mayor of
the city. He leaves an estate worth
5000, 900.
Quincy Kelley is moving ellison
Cleaveland's barn from the lot on
corner of Walnut and CAIRO steets to
the lot on which Mr.. Cleaveland S house
stands. This change leaves a pretty
lot for a nice residence.
Jas. Poulson has about completed
his big hotel in Tippecanoe at cost
Of 81, 400. 1t is 20x52 with an annex
fer Aitchen and dining room OF 2Sx39.
There will be II rooms in the build.
ing and it is two stories high.
The only sure method of building
up and maintaining a strong party or.
ganization is to adopt and strictly ad.
here to sound principles that can be
supported against every attack, nc
matter from whence it may emanate.
Schwab, the steel king, who at a
salary of million dollars year has
been doing more work than four or.
binary men should do, is said to be
broken down and yet comparatively a
young man. He has been trying rard
to gain the world, but finds out be
cannot do it except at the cost Of his
life. For what does it profit a man,
etc.