The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-09-24


DR.. A. c. Holtzendorff is expected
home from Germany Saturday or Sum-
day.
Miss Minnie Clarke has gone to
Kalamazoo, Mich, for an extended
visit.
Bourbon fair October 13, IA, Is and
Is. This is the great fair of northern
Indiana.
Miss Victoria Cleveland has return
ed to Chicago after visiting at home
since last Saturday.
The cooking demonstration at the
store of Ashley & Hess commences
next Monday and lasts the entire week.
I Mrs. @. G.. Vangilder has returned
to her home at Peru after a visit in
this city with her sister. Mrs. L. E.
Harris.
Rev. o. F. Lands has returned to
his home at Galveston, Ind. He goes
back there as the U. B. pastor for an
other year.
Mrs. A. c. Snyder and children
have gone to South Bend to reside,
where Mr.. Snyder has been employed
for sometime.
Miss Gertrude Rimpler has return
ed to her home in Chicago after
visit of two weeks with her cousin,
Miss Minnie Clark.
The Valparaiso Messenger says the
western roads al working together To
abolish all excursions as soon as con-
ditions will permit.
The schools of the county, except
Union township all commenced Mon
day aud prospects are bright for an
excellent school year.
Mrs. Ray Bennett left for Buffalo,
N. Y. to join her husband who went
there two weeks ago. Her mother,
Mrs. Ashley accompanied her to South
Bend.
Down at Princeton the other day
eleven white men refused to serve on
jury with colored man, That is
drawing the color line with ven-
geance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard See have re-
turned from Miami county where they
attended the funeral of Mr.. Sees
mother, who died suddenly Sunday af-
ternOOn.
James Tannehill, the blind boy of
Brightside, who has been spending his
vacation with Mrs. Work, returned to
the institute for the blind at Indian
apolis today.
Bad news comes from Sault Ste.
Marie region. The Consolidated Lake
Superior company has gone under and
thousands of men have been thrown
out Of employment.
Every desirable frontage, Maxim
kuckee Lake. For sale at a bargain.
Prompt action necessary to take adj
vantage of this offer. Address Box ].
Plymouth, Indiana
An article in regard to conservatism
in business, politics, finances, legisla-
ton etc.. in the Tribune of Saturday
was by typographical error credited
to the South Bend Tribune instead of
the South Bend Times.
"The King of the Desert" at the
opera house Tuesday night was an ex-
cellent entertainment and ought to
have had large house. Those who
did not see It missed one of the best
OF the year.
VIM. EVERY went to Argos yester-
day to attend the funeral of the fif-
teen year old daughter of James Wal
lace, who resides on the Everly farm
south of Argos. The death Of the girl
resulted from an attack of measles.
Mrs. Snepp, widow of the we'll
kaown Elder Snepp who was post
master at Bourbon during Harrison s
administration, has gone to Fulton,
Miami and Cass counties for a visit of
two months with her numerous rela-
tives.
John ELAN, Joseph See, G. L. Mill
er and Captain A. w. Lyle, post
master at Valparaiso. stopped here
today on their way home from the re-
union Of Wilder's brigrade and the
fortieth anniversary Of the battle Of
Chicamauga.
There are still on the pension rolls
three widows Of soldiers who fought
in the revolutionary wsr. There is
one survivor of the war of 1912, Hiram
Cronk, VINO at the age Of l03 lives at
Ava, Oneida county, New York. The
list Of widows Of soldiers of the war Of
1912 who are now drawing pensions is
quite large, comprising 1917 persons,
scattered over the whole United
States.