The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-11-05
Superintendent Randall is able to

Miss Millie Gasxill has returned to
her home at Bourbon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis are
visiting in South Bend
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacoby went to
Elkhart to visit over Sunday.
j. E. Johnson, wife and daughter
have moved from Tyner to Walker
ton.
We say a good word about the
weather now aud then just to encour-
age it.
Warsaw has voted bv a majority of
over 200 TO erect a new high school
building.
Mrs. Lamson came up from Culver
Friday and visited until noon of next
day with relatives here.
David Heminger. and wife, of Cul-
yer came up Friday for visit with J.
M. HemiDger In this city.
! Miss Mary Patterson entertained
the Happy-Go- Lucky club at her home
on South Miner street Friday even
ing.
Miss Luzina Stephenson went to
South Bend Friday evening to visit
over Sunday with her brother in that
city.
The WInona football team arrived
on the l:23 p. M, train ADD playing
began at the fair grounds about 800
p. m.
Elder j. B. Carter went to Bourbon
Friday to attend the Parks-Mere-
dith sale and visit with old acquain-
tanceS.
Miss Cora Kelver went to Hunting
ton Saturday to take full course in
the well known business college of
that city.
S. j. Nicoles, Of Walkerton, father
of Mrs. A North of this city, has two
apple trees which are bearing second
crop Of apples this season.
Congressman Boutell, in his grafton
at the Fisk anniversary celebration at
the Northwestern University Acad-
envy, proclaimed the American high
school to be the college in which
young men should be trained for citi-
zenship.
Peter j. Kruger at the county farm
Friday butchered hog that weighed
$50 pounds and the lard after the
meat was cut up made $50 pounds.
An old topper says there is no reason
why all the saloons should not close at
HOO p. m. because man must be
vers lazy who cannot get full before
that time of night.
hC hdii oOA lot Cidiho ShuS "Cot
on the Pennsylvania, has been moved
from east end to the west end of the
station and is attached to the side of
the telegraph office.
Mr.. Preston father of DIR. Preston
of this city returned to his home at
LaPorte Friday. DIR. Preston's wife
went home with him for visit of a
few days in LaPorte.
The Rochester Bridge Factory is
turning out this year two hundred and
five bridges. averaging five week.
They employ fifteen men. This is
one of Rochester's chief industries.
j. A. Joslin of near Lapaz is visit
ing relatives and friends in the vicin-
ity of Larwill this week. nc is one
Of the pioneers of Whitley county.
His parents settled there 81 years ago.
DIR. Arthur G.. Hall, at one time
principal of the LaPorte high school,
has resigned the position of instructor
of mathematics at the University of
Michigan to accept a position at the
University Of Illinois.
One of the members of the South
Bend High School team who was hurt
several weeks ago in a football game,
and suffered gangrene in one toe, died
Friday from pneumonia, partially re-
sulting from the injury.
Henry Foglesong changed cars here
Saturday, on his way to Rochester,
his family having moved from Walker
ton to that place Thursday. Mr..
Foglesong is slowly recovering from
a severe illness Of several weeks.
George w. Hattie, a wealthy coal
dealer and hotel proprietor of Goshen,
is charged with sending improper mat
ter through the mails to bis former
wife, DR.. Anna Grover Kaufman, who
was divorced from him last summer.
The brewers of Indiana and Ohio at
al conference in Cincinnati, O.. de-
cided on plans to give the saloon bust
ness higher tone. OF course. most
peOple will question the motive. but