The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-07-16

Mrs. George w. Rish has decided tc
spend the summer at Rochester.
Miss Sadie, Thomas has gone tC
Warsaw for visit of three weeks.
Anthony Rink has gone TO visit his
brother other relatives near Goshen,
Ind.
Mrs. Thomas Moslander had a sur
stroke Wednesday in Mrs. Stevick' I
marsh.
Mrs. Elizabeth Whitesell and SON
Peter, went To Donaldson to visit ovel
Sunday.
The new pope viii be chosen by the
college of cardinals ten days after the
death of Pope Leo.
| John Bowerman has returned tC
his home Ia Chicago after visit OF
three weeks with relatives here.
Miss Nellie Jones, OF Nappanee, whit
has been visiting relatives here wen,
to Donaldson to visit before returning
home.
Mrs. W. E. Leonard has gone tC
South Bend ( IT visit of a few days
with her daughter, Mrs. Arthur On
derwOod.
Mrs. j. III. jenkins and children
have returned to Whiting after VISIT
with their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. John W.. Thomas.
DR.. Knott's new house on Center
street just south of John S. Bender's.
is building for Prof. Randall, the
new perintendent Of schools.
The best load of lambs that reached
the Chicago stock yards this season
came from Charlottesville. Why, sure.
Ism t Charlottesville in Indiana?
Kingsbury4 Laporte county, has a
cheese factory which is doing Hour
ishing business The factory received
$50 orders in one week recently.
Give your dog plenty of fresh water
during extreme weather. Dogs are
subject to hvdrophobia in any kind
of extreme weather-warm or cold.
Orla Borden, the fourteen years old
son OF Samuel Borden. residing six
miles northwest of Plymouth is suf-
fering from a severe attack of Bright IS
disease.
Miss Barr, with her father and
mother, who have been visiting her at
Brightside, went to Winona to spend
Saturday and Sunday at the as
sembly.
Persons owning CANNES should take
the precautioa to mzzle them as pre-
caution should any of them suffer
from rabies during the extremely hot
weather.
Those two mules which stopped on
the railroad track at Redcomb juno
ton, o.. when the whistle blew, had
evidently been accustomed to working
by the day.
The Marshall Farmers Insurance
company had meeting at the court
house last SATURDAY. to adjust the loss
on Henry Campbell's house and Perry
Sarber's barn.
1t is reported from the Orient that
the war feeling between Russia and
Japan is growing. If it is as warm
there as it is here anything might be
expected to grow.
A Texas paper adyertises for sale a
"full blood Durham COW giving ten
quarts of milk, a riding pillow, three
tons of straw and a lot of household
goods" Very good cow.
Thomas Cole and Joseph Eugene
Marshall are twins; both we're born
July IL. Tom is rs while Gene is only
45, ut Gene has grown so much faster
than Tom that he makes up in size
what he lacks in age.
DR.. Knott was called to Tiosa Satur-
day by a telephone message from DIR.
Meek stating that William Carver had
sustained serious fracture of the hip
and DR.. Meek needed assistance in re-
ducing the fracture. We have no par
ticulars of the accident.
William McCarter, father of Mrs.
A. c. Roberts of this city, died at his
home in Rochester, Ind, Thursday,
July 9, 'O3 after a brief illness. Fun
eral at 2 p. M. Saturday at the
Christian church in Rochester. Ser
vices conducted by Rev. Devoe.
A demonstration of the New Malt
Too Flakes will be given at the Dry
Goods department of NJ. Altman July,
Is, II, Is. Everybody come and try
it. For sale at Jacox, Vinall's, South
worth, Hogarth, Roberts and Suit
grocery. 10c package. 230tS41ts
Attorney and Mrs. S. j. Nicoles
left Wednesday morning for Scion
SnrinpS Wis. where they will snend