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

) 4LOCAL NEWS q

Bourbon Thursday.
Miss Grace Kitch, of Bourbon, !;
visiting relatives in this city and
vicinity.
Mrs. c. NJ. Bishop, of Ada, Ohio, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Harriet Un-
ger in this city.
William Waldorf Astor has sub
scribed 800, 900 to aid the reseach fol
cure for cancer.
Edward Zechiel, of Culver. has gone
to THIN, Ohio, to attend school at
Heidelberg University.
Mrs. Jennie Erwin, Of Bourbon,
who is being treated at Chicago, is re.
ported very much improved.
Miss Queen Cleaveland went to Chi
cago Thursday to begin work as teach.
er in the kindergarten school.
John Thomas Hardesty died at Tip
pecanoe September 5th. 1903, at the
age of go years, IL months and "a
days.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Jackson, born Sunday died
Wednesday night and was buried this
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Mcdonald have
closed their cottage at Lake Maxim
kuckee and returned to their home
in Plymouth.
Mrs. E. r. Nern and her mother,
Mrs. Carder, who came to attend the
Burden reunion returned to their home
at Hanna Thursday.
Rev. A. III. Zilmer and wife and
Arthur Underwood went to Roll, In
diana, Thursday to attend conference
of the Church of God.
Mrs. George Zeiders and children,
who have been visiting relatives in
this county left for their home in
South Dakota Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Shaw have re-
turned to Atwood after visit Of a
few days with Mrs. Harriet Unger,
who is Mrs. Shaw's sister.
Anthony Miller OF Minnesota, and
Peter Miller, of Avilla, who have been
visiting relatives here left Thursday
for Ohio for an extended visit.
The management of the Bourbon
fair has contracted with the Plymouth
band to render music for Wednesday
/. and Thursday, during fair week.
DIR. Fl. G. HoItzendorff is now one
Of the most prominent and popular
physicians of Mishawaka. Henry was
good student and natural surgeon.
The reunion OF the 29th Indiana
will be held at South Bend, Sept. %
and oath. All members of the old
regiment are urgently requested te
attend
The government wants, for an In.
dian school in South Dakota, a band
leader who is also good cobbler. Any.
body who can turn easily from soles to
solos will do.
Mr.. end Mrs. G.. L. Planson, U1
{, Montpelier, Ohio, who have been Wis
iting the family Of George Neff 10
this city, went to Peru Thursday to
visit before returning home.
NJ. Olga Snakes, who is attending
the University Of Chicago, arrived
here Thursday evening to spend her
vacation with her grandparents, Mr.,
and Mrs. d: Vogle.-Monterey Sun.
Etna Green will again be without a
saloon, the demonstrators defeating the
application of George d. Elder for a
license Monday. The latter, it II
said, will take an appeal to the circuit
court.
Little Joseph Lawrence, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Lawrence, OF BOur,
bon, lad his right hand terribly crush
ed and mangIed last Friday by the
bite of horse that had always beer
very gentle.
Rev. A. P. belong received letter
last week from Rey. DR.. Brooke
stating that he will arrive 10 Plym.
outh, Tuesday Sept, 10, and viii
preach his first sermon for the confer.
ence year Sunday morning, Sept. 20
Mr.. Herbert earn. Of Culver and
Miss Lucille Woodward, of Hiram,
Ohio, were married Thursday, Sept
8, by President Dean Of Hiram Col.
lege. They wers the recipients Of
many valuable and beautiful presents