The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-11-12
FOR SHLE PLYMOUTH By
ASHLEY AND HESS
Mrs. George Rlggens is Wishing a

Mrs. George Rlggens is visiting at
Bourbon.
John Smith, Of South Bend, has
been visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Rottmiller returned today
Mrs. Weimer has gone TO Southland,
Mishawaka and Elkhart for a visit OF
ten days.
.IacobLnngacre, who has been attend
ing court in this city returned to La.
paz Friday.
Mrs. S. g. Strole, of West township,
is preparing to leave for Florida t.
spend the winter.
Jay Caldwell and family. of Il ,ur-
bon township. are preparing to move
To Hinton. Oklahoma.
Bremen has voted in favol of a new
school building. Over three fourths
of the voters favored 1t.
AL. Wickizer, c. w. Metsker aud
William Bondurant left for Kansas
Friday To look up oil lands.
/ Mrs. J.. A. Carter, of Rochester,
who has been visiting at ID. E. Say
der's went to Bourbon Friday.
a. c. Huxley. of Bunker Hill, has
sold four-months-old Hereford bull
calf to Boston man for 81, 900.
A stock company is being organized
at Walkerton TO manufacture buggies,
racing sulkies. and eventually automo-
biles.
John r. Loser got John Hay S
launch which was given away Thurs
day night. 1t is nice buat worth
$50.
Frank Yockey, Uf AtclhsOn, Kan
sas, who resided near Bremen twenty
five years ago, is visiting at his old
home this week.
The local showers in Ohio on Tues
dao did not affect the republican vote
materially. A maturity of ll5, 900 fol
governor will do.
Uncle Marcus seems TO be in most
excellent health and spirits these days.
1t was peculiarly his fight In Ohio, and
never was more complete victory
won.
Miss Pearl Ball, who is employed at
South Bend, fell from her bicycle
Thursday and broke her arm. She is
now az the home Of her parents south
east OF town.
Rev. George A. Hill has been in.
stalled as pastor of the Rochester
Presbyterian church. He is a tireless
worker and a young man Of more than
ordinary ability.
Jacob Bauer, of German township,
has started out TO get drilling ma
chimes and put down more oil wells.
He says he can still smell oil and does
hot propose to give up the search.
Mrs. William Aurand, of Columbia
City, became the mother of her seven
teenth child recently and few days
later the child took scarlet fever from
one of the other children and died on
Friday last.
William Huff. DIR. G.. f. Wahl,
Jacob Gardener, j. P. Leitch and per.
haps one or two others will leaye next
Sunday for Louisiana, on hunting
trip. They expect to be gone three
or four weeks.
Frank Gould, who recently sold the
Kewanna Herald to Howard M.
Brooke and bought the Wood joi
printing office in Logansport, has solo
that Office, and expects. to work by the
week In some city job office.
Isaac Moore, the whlte-capped mar
of Fulton county who threatened Il
kill his family with corn cutter il
now in jail at Rochester. 1t seems
that Isaac's neighbors, were right In
believing him to be bad man.
Burglars broke into the postofice al
Tippecanoe. Wednesday night and gol
sl27 worth of stamps and s24.00 ir
cash were taken. A horse and buggy
J we're stolen at the same time which
THE burglars no doubt used to make
their escape.
The relatives Of Edward Hoover
condemned to death for the murder
of his father-in-law, Frank Sutton
last May. have asked Gov. Durbin fol
q communication of the sentence to life
imprisonment. The date Of the exc.
lcution Is Nov. Is.