The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-08-27

ment at Mishawaka.
Mrs. Joseph Davis is visiting her
daughter at Atwood.
James A. Gilmore transacted bust
ness at Culver Friday.
Excursions to Indianapolis and
Michigan City Sunday.
John III. Barber, of near Teegarden,
transacted business at BourbonFriday.
Miss Frances Thayer went to Co.
lumbia City Friday to visit over S:n-
dav.
Anthony Martin has gone to Starke
county to work on ditch near Grover
town.
Henry Alderman has gone to Wa
bash and Fulton counties for a visit
of a week.
Mrs. c. G. Davis, of Argos, has re-
turned home after spending several
days at WlnOna.
Mrs. Daniel E. Brown and two chill
dren have gone TO Pittsburg, Pa, for
a visit OF ten.days.
Master Floyd Reslar, of Chicago,
went to Argos Fridayto visit bis grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Richards.
Mrs. H. Boyer, who has been visit
ing her sister and other relatives here
returned to her home in Chicago Fri
day.
William WEIGH, one of the old set
tiers of Plymouth, stopped here Friday
on his way from visit at Rockfield
60 his home near Warsaw.
For fourteen weeks the building
trades in New York City have been
tied up by strikes, causing a loss of
not less than 500. 900, 900 in wages.
Mrs. Frank Wheeler and son,
Marion, returned home Thursday eve-
ming after a few weeks visit at Ona-
way. Grand Ledge and Jackson, Mich.
The Bremen schools will open
August 81. w. +. Ellis is principal
and Misses Laura Boss and Evelyn
Harsch, of Plymouth, are on the list
of teachers.
The "Little OutcaSt" at the opera
house Thursday night was the first
theatrical entertainment of the sea-
son. 1t drew good house and was a
good show.
1t is all matter of initials. Over
In Turkey the robbery is done by
Bashi Bazouks, and in this country it
is through Cashy Cahoots. -Indianap-
oils Sentinel.
Good early Crawford peaches were
sold on the streets of Plymouth
Thursday for sl.25 per bushel. 1t is
not probable that they will sell for
any less this year.
Dowie will start on his crusade for
the conversion of New York City on
Oct. IA, taking 1000 of his people
from Zion City. They will travel over
the Nickle Plate road.
Amy aud Leah Leamle, who have
been spending the summer with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. ALL
man, returned Friday to their home at
Marshfeld, Wisconsin.
Ray Metsker returned to bis home
at Monticello, Saturday, to finish his
last year in the schools of that city.
George Price will succeed him as re-
porter for the Independent.
William Mcclure and family of Chi
cago, who have been visiting in this
county returned home Friday. Mr..
McClure's mother, Mrs. S. j. Nc
Clure. accompanied them home.
County Assessor Leonard and his
brother, j. H. Leonard, of Topeka,
Kansas. who is visiting here went to
the Kankakee FRIDAY well armed to
capture members of the finny tribe.
An average of 1000 people have
been on the grounds at Winona every
day this week, 1000 Of them are min
listers OF various denominations who
are attending the National Bible con-
ference.
The funeral Of James A. Carter who
died at Rochester, Wednesday even
ling, was held Friday afternoon at Ro-
chester and the remains inferred in
the Rochester cemetery instead OF at
Bourbon, as first announced.
John Riggenberg, who died at his
home near Bremen Saturday, Aug. Is,
was IS years old. He was born in
Switzerland but came to Kosciusko
county 81 years ago and had eyer since
been resident Of this vicinity.
Ms. Ralston. Of Kewanna, and Miss
DfcGraw, Of Rochester. accompanied
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