The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-10-08
KSTLEY and HESS

Mr.. and Mrs. S. n. Stevens are the
parents of a boy. born Thursday aft
ernOon.
Mrs. John Elliott and children, OF
Findlay, Ohio, are visiting relatives
at Donaldson.
Mrs. DeMay, of Chicago, is here fol
visit of a few weeks with her moth
er, Mrs. Williamson.
Mrs. Grant Sausman, residing south
west of this city, is visiting relatives
in St. Joseph county.
Seats will be on sale at Shadela
drug store Monday, $50 a. No., fol
"When Louis XI. Was King"
Mrs. Alice Mickey and daughter,
Laura, of South Bend, attended the
funeral of Stephen Bagley Friday.
The sixteenth annual reunion of the
12Sth Indiana veterans will be held al
Michigan City October IA and Is.
Rev. r. G. Epson and family have
returned from their visit at Elkhart
and there will be preaching at the U.
B. church Sunday.
Mrs. Maude Leeda Is very low with
consumption at the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Bowles. in
the east part Of town.
Harry Bowles who was called here
y the serious illness of his sister,
Mrs. Leeda, has returned to Mishawa-
ka where he is employed.
Athens is the name of new novel
by Rev. George r. Streeter, of Cul-
yer. The book is said to be well
written and is having large sale.
Justine, Louise and Mary, daughters
of Stephen Bagley, who were here
when he died. attended the funeral
and returned to their homes in Chica.
go Friday.
A hack load of Plymouth ladies
spent Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. o. P. Bair In the country west
of town and bad good visit and a
good supper.
The Enquirer says Bremen will be
on exhibition during the fair, and the
many new houses and other improve
ments of the past year will be pointed
out to visitors.
George F. McCulloch emphatically
denies that he will start a paper in
South Bend, but intimates that he is
interested in the Indiana & Michigan
Interurban road.
Mrs. M. A. Hume returned from
Bourbon Thursday evening and re-
ports Mrs. William Erwin consider.
ably improved and her permanent re-
covery is now expected.
R. B. Oglesbee, of Laporte, was in
Plymouth Friday and says Laporte
succeeded Thursday night in meeting
the conditions required to bring a pi-
an0 factory to that city.
John C. Mics, who has resided near
Maxinkuckee almost as long as the
Oldest settlers can recollect, is prepar.
ing to move to South Bend, to make
his home with his son Daniel.
Henry Humrichouser has the thanks
of this Office for basket of very fine
fall pippins. Mr.. Humrichouser s fine
farms produce almost everything in
abundance that grows in this climate.
1t has developed that John D. Kill
patrick, the Laporte county man who
killed himself in New York, suicided
because Aileen Redmond. a chorus
girl, scorned his love after be gave hel
$500 to buy wedding clothes.
Rev. Mr.. Jeffries and wife have re.
moved from Sligo to Rochester and
taken charge of a large boarding
house fo- boarding students of Roch.
ester college. Mr.. Jeff1es was former
pastor Of the Wesleyan church hSreAj
A Kansas City man who distributed
$50 among several poor families the
other day was promptly arrested by
the police as crazy. This gives us an
idea Of the Kansas City estimate OF
what is known elsewhere as philan.
thropy.
Down at Washington the vigilant
secret service men have locked up q
man who wanted to ask the president
for contribution to the fund for for.
eign MISSIONS. II a book agent cane
around they would probably hang
him without benefit Of clergy.