The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-10-15

tended the Bourbon fair yesterday.
Mrs. Daniel Mcdonald has returned
from her visit in Kosciusko county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Smith hav,
moved from Elkhart to Donaldson.
Mrs. Shakes and son Rudolph, re
turned from Chicago Monday even
ing.
WILDER and Lawson Pontious have
gone to Peru and KoKomo for visit
of ten days.
Hundreds of bushels of fiue potatoe:
raised in this county. have been sole
in Plymouth this week.
| Mrs. William Uncapher and Mrs
Samuels, of Grovertown, were Plym
outh visitors yesterday.
DR.. Bortou and his daughter, Mrs
Asphalt, are attending family re-
union at West Unity, Ohio.
Ebenezer w. Martin, one of the
pioneers of Laporte county, died Tues
day morning. He was SS years old.
The Garden scene in Faust" find:
the stage yeritable flOwer-bed, over
hanging with beautiful twining-roses
Mrs. Chauncey Dill. of West town
ship, was striker with paralysis Sun
day and has lost the use of one arm.
Miss Matte Carver, who has been
the guest q: her aunt Mrs. H. b
Allen returned to her home at Wal.
nut today.
Sheriff st. John, of Morgan county,
brought a twelve-year old boy t.
Brightside Tuesday by order OF the
Juvenile court.
Thomas Ord, thirteen years old,
who runs drug store at Peru, is said
to be the youngest druggist in the
United States.
Mrs. S. Q. Rhinehart has returned
to her home at Wanatah after visit
of several days with her sister and
other relatives here.
The Lake Shore has rebuilt % OF its
locomotives and sold them to the Lake
Erie s. Western road, which is con-
trolled by the Lake Shore.
Only one marriage license has been
issued during the past week.. 1t
authorized the marriage of Charles
Parks and Finland B. Reed.
Miss Minnie Swindell has SO far re-
covered from an attack OF typhoid
fever as to be able to ride cut for a
short time Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Lewis Davis, of West town.
ship, has gone To Grover Hill, Ohio,
to attend a reunion of the Gillespie
family OF which she is a member.
Mrs. Thomas Haslin and her niece,
Miss Madge Marone, who have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Healy
in this city, have returned to their
home at Lucerne.
The Indianapolis German Telegraph
has passed through the most exciting
campaign known in the history OF
that city since the war without taking
sides either one way or anJther.
The Fort Wayne Journal says the
latest statistics show that Americans
spent $40 per capita last year for
whisky and tobacco and 40 cents per
capita for the support of churches.
Probation officer, George W. Louis,
of Wells county, brought an eleven
years-old boy to Brightside Tuesday
evening by order of the juvenile court.
He remained over night and inspected
the institution.
Over 500, 900 was lost and won on
the election in Indianapolis Tuesday.
For several weeks before election large
odds had been given in favor of Book
walter, but On election morning it be-
came apparent that he was not sure
winner and even bets were made,
The Sunday schools of West town.
ship will hold their annual convention
at the Pretty Lake Church Sunday
afternoon and evening, beginning at
2:30 O'Clock. An interesting and pro-
fitable program is in preparation and
everyone is most cordially invited to
attend.
The big ditch petition for dredging
Yellow river was filed Wednesday
morning. 1t was signed by fifty cit
liens and by the mayor of Plymouth.
1t is matter of great importance to
the city and the farmers interested,
and the case will be fought to finish
in the courts.
The Lake Erie & Western continues
to show earnings large beyond prece-
dent. The gross earnings for Septem-
Der, 1908, vera s4s7, 969.75; for Sep
tan,har 1ono 100 eeo 10 -, ;-o.oo.<