The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-09-17

Walkerton Sunday to play ball.
Mrs. Joseph Kleinhenz went to Chi
cago Friday to visit her daughter.
There is half crop of peaches in thi.
county and the apple crop is reported
better than usual.
Ray Bennett left for Buffalo. N. Y.
Thursday morning. Mrs. Bennett
will go next week.
Mrs. James A. Gilmore, jr., wa.
called to Bourbon Friday bv the death
of Jesse d. Chaplin.
Miss Emma Holloway. of Brlghtside
has returned from Wabash where sht
attended the wedding of her sister.
Francis wager, of Groyertown
stopped over here Friday, on his way
to visit his soD-in-law, d. S. O'Brien
Sixty-seven tickets were sold fol
South Bend at noon Friday and twice
as many were sold for the 6:44 p. nc
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Steiner, Mr.
ana Mrs. Harley Logan and John Nc
Farlin attended the Rochester fail
Friday.
The county council appropriated
$50, 900 to repair the court house al
Goshen andthe city of Elkharti is "hop
pin" mad.
w. V. Freese and family has re.
turned to South Bend after a visit OF
a week with relatives and friends in
this vicinity.
We suppose that some of the hats
the women wear are called picture
hats because the women look like
chromOS In them.
Mrs. Theodore Schwear, who has
been visiting Mrs. George Hendricks
and other friends, returned Friday
to her home at McCOOl.
Howard Templeton and Miss Pear
Moore, OF Bremen, were united in
marriage Wednesday evening, Sept.
Q, by Rev. L. o. Oyler.
The weather man announces that
the very hot weather is over, and that
moderate temperature may be expect
ed for two or three weeks.
The cooking school is fad worthy
of encouragement. After a while so
ciety may even take up bed-making
and general housekeeping.
Mrs. j. w. Elan brought three
children from Valparaiso to Bright.
side Thursday evening, and she spent
the night there with Mrs. Work.
Mrs. Catherine McCurdy, of Buoy.
rus, Ohio, who has been visiting bel
brother, D. Bowerman, north OF
Plymouth, returned home Friday.
AS the civil war period is known by
its hoop skirts the era of 1903 will be
identified by the ghast,y habit OF
showing the teeth when photographed
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Bishop of Corning,
Ark. arrived Friday from Defiance
Ohio, to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict
Mrs. Bishop is Mr.. Benedict's sister
United States Senator Albert j
Beveridge addressed the bankers con.
vention at South Bend Thursday. We
give our readers its principal point.
today.
Rev. c. E. Weiss, pastor of the Ger
man Evangelical church, here, has &C
cepted a call from the church at Pc
toskey, Mich, and will go there about
the 10th of December.
Hon. B. f. Shively came down from
South Bend Friday last to meet his
wife and children, who returned today
from a visit of a few weeks with bel
parents in Pennsylvania.
Rev. &. G.. Epson closed bis
third years work at the U. B. church
Sunday. 1t is not often that sc
young a man remains so long in a
charge Of SO much importance as a,
Plymouth.
Mrs. Alice Wagner and her son
Wilson Clemmens, of Fort Wayne, arr
visiting Mrs. G. e. Bender, and bel
daughter. Miss Bessie Bender at theil
residence on Center street near the
court house.
Judge Bernetha came up from
Rochester at noon Friday and a meet
ing of the Marshall county bar wa!
called at 800 p. M. to take action il
regard to the death and funeral o.
Jesse D. Chapman.
Wv. Clifford and wife, Of Plym
outh, visited The family Of Ellis Hold
erman and other relatives here. Sun
day. Mr.. Clifford, with J. F. Penrod
will soon embark In the creamer,
business at Kewanna, and are nov