The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-09-25
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Miss Lola Everly has been visiting
relatives in Warsaw few days.
Miss Rose Kline, of Hibbard, is Wis
iting relatives and friends IN this city.
The 10th annual reunion Of the 3Oth
Indiana will be held at Leesburg, Oct.
,.
Miss Mary Magee, of Logansport,
Ind, brought little girl to Bright
side Friday.
Ben Linkenhelt has the newest and
probably the best automobile in
Marshall county.
England mas poor crops this year
but her people need not 60 hungry;
America has plenty
Mrs. Bessie Helm has gone TO Mish-
awake for visit of two weeks with
her parents in that city.
Louis Vending has returned to In
dian Territory after a visit Of three
weeks at his old home in Plymouth.
Miss Jennie Wine has returned to her
home at Pierceton after visiting her
daughter, Mrs. VanSkyhawk in this
city.
Joseph Chase, of Tyner, came down
last Friday for visit of few days
with his daughter. Ms. B. NJ. Sey-
bold.
Mr., and Mrs. L. c. Kepler, of South
Bend, have been visiting Mrs. KEEP
ler'S father, James Putnam, this
week
Charley Smith who had his band
lacerated at the Novelty factory a
week ago will soon be able to work
again.
The Marshall County Medical AS
ISOLATION at its meeting Thursday
afternoon decided to revive the dead
beat list.
J. A. Molter, agent of the Ohio in
surance company has paid Mrs. Lena
Ulrich's loss of $3.50 caused by a
lamp explosion one week ago.
Mrs. Margaret Coblentz who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Kline. four miles west of town return
ed to her home at Onward Friday.
Rev. E. E. Edwards has been trans
ferred from Hamlet to Richland Gen.
ter and his wife is visiting the family
of his uncle, Dr. Martin i'm this city.
The Warsaw Times says Judge
Biggs, who is now in California is
growing stronger day by day and it is
hoped his health will soon be fully re-
stored.
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
So for round trip.
III. A Bremen returned from Da-
kOta Thursday night and reports
splendid crops. good wages and Mar
shall county people all well and doing
well in that new country.
Mrs. George Ringle, former resi-
dent of this city is here from Canton.
Ohio, for visit of three weeks with
the Ewalds, Caspers, Kaufmans and
other relatives and friends.
A level headed writer says: "Health
is a great thing, wealth is good
thing, wisdom splendid thing. but,
or together, they are
worthless unless there is a man back Of
them"
d. G. Cole rented an acre of his
farm near North Liberty for third
of the onions that might be raised on
it. He gets over 200 bushels of onions
for his share. over 800 rent for one
acre of land.
The reunion of the 73d regiment
held at New Carlisle last Wednesday
and Thursday was well ATTENDED and
enjoyed by all the veterans present.
The next reunion will be held at
Crown Point.
]. F. Leonard, second auditor of
the U. S. Express company at New
York, who has been visiting his faith
er, W. T. Leonard in this city, left
for Chicago Friday and from there will
return to New York.
A 5000 acre orchard is to be estab-
lished in Missouri. It's stupendous
enterprise and has an abundance of
capital behind it. besides being direct
ed by men who have made hOrticul-
ture study for years.
The remains of Mrs. James Kipfer,
who died at Logansport Tuesday,
were brought to Harris station Friday
and taken to Fairmount cemetery,
where funeral services were held at
one O'Clock, and the remains inferred
In the cemetery there.