The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-10-02
Abner L. Gray and Sarah L, Moore
have been licensed to marry.

Miss Gertrude Woodbury., one of
the Culver teachers, came home to
spend Sunday.
Ray Anderson is visiting at Lo-
gansport while his parentSare visiting
in Clinton county.
William Detwiler had his leg brok-
en- while unloading piling for the rail
road Saturday morning.
Rev. Alphonzo Grussi, of Fit Wayne,
assisted Rev. S. NJ. Yenn during
the forty hours devotion.
A nice baby boy born on Saturday
is making music at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Cressner.
Mrs. Elmer Wilt came up from
Bourbon to visit over Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. Isaac Anderson
Mrs. Walter WEIGH of Inwood,
stopped in this city on her way to
Bloomingdale, Mich. to visit relatives.
Mrs. F. NJ. Snyder, of Warsaw, who
had been visiting Mrs. ]. d. Mccoy,
went to Rochester to visit over Sun.
day.
Daniel Mitchell has returntd to
Elkhart after visit of few days
with his son, Henry j. Mitchell in
this city.
Miss Minnie Null, of Richmond,
Ind, assistant matron of the Wayne
county orphans home, spent Friday
night at Brightside.
Mrs. h. L. Jones has returned to
her home at Cleveland, Ohio, after a
visit of several days with her sister,
Mrs. Frsd Koontz.
Old observers Of weather signs pre-
dict an open winter because the leaves
are falling before there has been any
frost of consequence.
The Warsaw Daily Times is twen-
ty-one years old and its proprietors
have determined to add to its equip
ment a type-setting machine.
Mr.. Clizbe and family went to Ro-
chester on Saturday. Tho Clizbe fac
tory had a big lot of their grinders
and other products on exhibition at
the fair.
Mr. John Matthews and son,
Harry. have gone TO- TituSville, Ohio,
after a visit of week with w. II.
Matthews of this city. They reside
in England.
Annual excursion to Ohio over the
Pennsylvania line is scheduled to start
on Saturday Oct. 4. Tickets can be
purchased to various points in Ohio
at Sc for round trip.
The representative young women of
Plymouth have organized an "Old
Maids" club. They will give the male
sex the cold shoulder in the hope OF
bringing an end to the cigarette habit.
Milton F. Beck, Of North township,
republican candidate for surveyor was
in town Saturday. Mr.. Beck is young
farmer of good education, excellent
habits and deserves the support of all
parties.
T. L. Traul and family, of Dayton,
Ohio, and the Misses Metzgar, of
Gallon, Ohio, returned to their homes
Saturday, having visited a week with
the family of David Shoemaker in the
country.
A colored man and his wife made
some fine music on a violin and guitar
on Michigan itreet Friday evening.
1t was away ahead of some of the
theatrical music that people pay so
Genus 10 near.
Mrs. Rigler and her daughter, Mrs.
Summerfield, who have been visiting
Mrs. Beerbower in this city and num-
erous relatives in the country, return
ed to their homes at Canton, Ohio,
Sunday afternoon.
We have received ali invitation to
the final opening of the enlarged
retail store of Marshall Field & Co.,
Chicago, next Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. Several Plymouth peo-
pie are employed by this firm.
In collision of freight trains at
Kenwoou junction, on the Fort Wayne
road Thursday, six cars were wrecked,
two frame dwellings demolished and
three trainmen and two women &C.
cupants of the dwellings seriously
hurt.
There is shortage in the ranks of
telegraphers, and the Wabash is not
the only road which needs operators,
that road wanting fifteen. The Nickel
Plate and several other roads are en-
ploying additional operators, the de-
mand being unusually large.
Fred Smith, of Chicago, aged Is
years, was arrested at Valparaiso on
the charge of stealing $3.50 from D.
.Wineburg s. Co., of Chicago, Sunday.