The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-10-29

Fort Wayne.
Willis Stephenson made a business
trip to South Bend yesterday.
James Amy and family are visiting
relatives at South Bend this week.
S. j. Hayes, of Bremen, was here
yesterday as attorney IN divorce case.
Mrs. Tinkey of this city is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Rhinehart, at Walk
erton.
David Menser and Oliver Clemens,
of Burr Oak, were Plymouth visitors
yesterday.
The German ladies will give one of
their delicious suppers at Hills Cafe
next Tuesday.
Ed. Gibson dog showed symptoms
of hydrophohia today and Marshal
Clancy shot him.
Surveyor North Is doing ditch work
for Marshall and Fulton counties near
Walnut this week.
Mrs. c, w. Metsker and her two
little girls are visiting relatives at
Camden this week.
Peter Cast now In the Soldiers
home at Danville, H., sends us copy
of the Danville Press.
Thomas o. Taber visited Tuesday
afternoon and over night with bis
mother, Mrs. Jonas Miller.
Grandma Long, who was very dam
gerously i'll for several days last week
seems considerably improved.
Mrs. Willis Wright, of Walkerton.
is visiting her niece, Mrs. Newell
Graves and other relatives in this
city.
Mrs. Joel Nifong who has been Wis.,
iting her mother, Mrs. Aldaffer north
OF Inwood, has returned to her home
at Ober.
The second Plymouth oil we'll near
Independence, Kansas. was shot Mon
day and seems to be better well than
the first.
Mrs. Belle Ouucalt left yesterday for
Salt Lake City, Utah, where she will
spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Ed. S. Brooke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Martin, who
were guests of the family of George
Vinall have returned to their home
at UrichSville. Ohio.
Mrs. David Black, who had been
visiting Mrs. Benedict and other rela-
tives here since Saturday, has return
ed to her home at Macy.
H. Hollingshead, who lived on a
farm adjoining the city several years,
was in town today. He is now
running a cattle ranch in Newton
county.
Dowie so far has failed to make a
single convert in New York, and has
not collected enough to pay gas bills,
thus indicating that his s250,000 trip
is failure.
Mrs: w. e. Gregg and children,
who have been visiting mon tn with
Mrs. Gregg's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. G. Smith, have returned to their
home at Hartford, South Dakota.
Mrs. Blanche Schultz, of Cass
county, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Vincent West and they will 60 to
South Bend Thursday evening to at
tend the wedding of their brother.
Lou Dillon stands at the head of
the worlds fast trotters, having trot-
ted mile at Memphis in 1854 beat
ing the remarkable time of 159a
made by Crescens two days previous.
The Senior Girls Club of st. Thomas
church will hold sociable at the home
of Mrs. James Thayer Thursday eve-
ming. A good programme has been
prepared. Ice cream and cake will be
served for ten cents. All are invited.
AT the Masonic banquet Tuesday
evening the Past Grand Master g jevel
case was presented TO Daniel McDon-
aid in very appropriate speech by
Geo. n. Thayer. No man stands
higher among the Masons of Indiana
than Daniel Mcdonald.
Twenty-seven hundreds actors and
actresses are in New York looking for
engagements. Owing to strikes on
new theatres, delayed repairs In
others. over Growing of the ranks and
variety Of additional reasons, this
small army. usually drawing salaries
of from $50 to $500 week, is idle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Day have de-
cided to again make Marshall county
their home and will reside on their
farm near Donaldson. Mrs. Day was
in Plymouth this afternoon, part of
their goods having arrived. Mr.. Day
will remain ia North Dakota about