The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-08-06
Miss Edna Thomas. of Argos, is Wis.
iting relatives in this city.

Button has a woman insurance
agent, woman baker, woman bar
Der, woman tried to bride the mayo r
Thursday to put in a dozen slot ma
chimes and three women had fight at
the depot.
Sherman Mickey, a brother of Pros
per Mickey, has been appointed super
intendent of the Fulton county in
Urinary and county farm. He will
take the position Sept. l, for a term
of TWO years.
Edward Burnett arrived from Ko-
komo Thursday for visit of two or
three weeks with his brother-in-l law,
Stephen Curtis, the agent of the AID
ans Express company here. 1t is his
first visit to this city.
James A. Miller, of Walnut town.
SHIP, was in Plymouth Saturday for
the first time since April. Jim seems
to stick to farming with the same
pitinacity that he did to newspaper
work thirty years ago.
The business men s picnic at Pretty
Lake Thursday will include. almost
everybody and it is expected that it
will be the best of the series of picnics
ever held. Every business man in
Plymouth should be there.
Mrs. Feddick, of Logansport, had
been visiting relatives in Ohio and
stopped here on her way home to WIS.,
it Mrs Balsor Sheets. She and Mrs.
Sheets went to Culver Saturday, to
visit Mrs. f'eddick's parents.
Z Lake county woman wrote to
ner childs' teacher: "You must
stop teachin' my Lizzie fiscal torture
she needs yet readin and figors nit
sums more as that. If want her to
do jumpin can make her jump"
Gus Carabin has gone into business
at Hillyard, Oregon. The Carabln
Mercantile company has been incor-
porated with capital of $40, 900 and
the firm will carry large stock OF all
kinds of goods sold in general store.
Mrs. Samuel Swinehart. of Elkhart,
a chronic sufferer with sciatica, could
not speak above whisper for two
weeks until lightning struck her house
Wednesday, and her scream Of terror
restored her voice, which she now
uses without pain.
1t is found that the estate of
Colonel George T. Cline, who died
at Chicago, July I, will approximate
s6,O00,OO0 For years he ate but one
meal day, lived in single room in
an empty hotel and amused himself
with playing on violin.
Theodore Sherman was married at
Paw Paw, Mich, Wednesday even
ing and returned to Plymouth with
his bride Friday afternoon. About
the first news that Plymouth had of
the marriage was the CHAIRMAN given
by the boys Friday evening.
During this carnival week at South
Bend thieves and robbers have preyed
upon the public to an extent never
known in that city before. Jewelry
and silver were taken from the prin-
cipal residences and many persons
have been held up and robbed on the
streets.
Creatore and his Royal Italian Band
will play weeks engagement at Wi
mona Lake commencing August 10th.
Fares TO that resort are low over the
Pennsylvania Lines. Special train re-
turning Tuesday night, August 18th.
Get particulars from J. E. Hanes,
Ticket Agent.
r. j. Brown and family returned to
their lone at Bay City. Mich, Fri
day after a visit of a week at the
home Of Rev. A. P. belong. Mr..
Brown is Mrs. Belongs brother and
he is conductor of the Michigan Gen.
Il al railroad. of which he has been an
employe since 1875.
Mrs. T. w. Gilmore has returned
to her home In Chicago after visit
with Mrs. Maude Houghton and other
friends in this city. Mrs. Gilmore
was born in Plymouth and is gradu-
ate of the Plymouth schools. Every
body here knew her sixteen years ago
as Miss Lizzie Mcdonald.
Miss Anna Wilson, daughter of
Garrett M. Wilson, for many years a
resident of this city, is lying at the
point of death at her home in South
Bend. She was attacked with malarial
fever two weeks ago, and cerebro
spinal meningitis has set in making
her recovery almost impossible.
w. E. Bailey went to Deedsyille
Satl r.1av tn attend the animal old cpt-