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

on the Michigan road four and half
miles north Of Plymouth, Friday
October 2.
Trail Sexton. OF TT. Wayne, will
open a school and assembly in Hills
hall. Announcement laSer. Mr.. Sex
ton is a member of the American
National association and is highly
recommended.
Mrs. Edward Ryan, a poor woman
of Valparaiso. was informed Monday
that she is one Of the heirs to an es-
tate of s40o, 900 left by her bachelor
brother. John Sullivan, who died at
Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. Oliver q. Chase, of Chicago,
stopped here Tuesday to visit relatives
on her way home from Churubusco.
where she has been visiting her par
ents and other relatives during the
past two weeks.
Fresh candies just received at Rob-
erts' Grocery.
While the board of education at
Kalamazoo does not insist that teach
ers shall be wnole-hearted, it has been
understood for long time that hus-
bands are not permitted to those
teaching In the public schools.
II you meet two strangers who are
entirely bald headed they are Herbert
Voreis and Melvin Fields. Neither OF
them would take dare and they had
their heads shaved, not clipped but
shaved. at Fay Woodward's barber
shop.
Senator Parks went to Clarke
county Tuesday to attend meeting of
the state board OF forestry. Irriga-
ton is moving along swiftly and for
estry, so important TO the future pros
perity of the nation should be given a
vigorous push.
The Valparaiso Messenger says the
horse thief in jail here is Amos White
man, of Ithaca, Mich, who left his
aged wife a few weeks ago without
any apparent cause. She knew of no
reason why he should leave home or
60 to stealing horses.
S. L. McKelyy, who with his wife
and sister came here Monday after
noon with the remain of Mrs. Charity
McKelyy, returned to his home at
Findlay, Ohio, Monday night. Mrs.
McKelvy and Mrs. Walters remained
until Tuesday evening.
The oil well put down by Plym-
outh company on William O'Keefe's
farm near Independence, Kansas, is
producing about 200 barrels a day.
Mr., O'Keefe paid $3.50 for eighty
acres of raw land there several years
ago, and this week refused s25, 900 for
it.
James Leonard, the wealthy Valpa-
raiSo man who died while on an ex-
cursion to Detroit, amaSsed fortune
of 5000, 900 10y hard work. and he was
just completing SIS, 900 residence,
in which he expected to spend the
balance Of Lis days enjoying his in
come.
Roberts Grocery.
A New York Judge has decided
that man who falls in love at 90 is
not necessarily insane. Let some jurist
now tell the world that the boy of Is
who wishes to marry a woman of 80
isn't crazy, and two very old and very
troublesome questions will be happily
settled.
Rev. }. w. Lower, who was the U.
B. presiding elder Of this district last
year, will be the preacher az Warsaw
the ensuing year. G. F. Byrer, who
has been at Warsaw six years, goes to
Fort Wayne. d. B. Kessinger is the
pastor for Bourbon and Etna Green.
r. J. Parrett, we'll known In Plym-
outh, is tine state evangelist.
The Kentland Enterprise says that
about four tons of stale bread is ship
ped every week from the Chicago
to Goodland and sold to the
farmers for feeding hogs. P. B..
states that the traffic has
been carried on for several months and
that he finds bread to be the best kind
Of feed for fattening hogs and also for
mich cows.
New cranberries 10 cents quart at
Roberts Grocery.
Chief Hadji Cheriff, the celebrated
chief, who has travelled with
Barnun s. Bailey, Buffalo Bill and
many other entertainments in all
parts Of the world, called at our office
Tuesday. He is with the King of the
Desert Company. He speaks sixteen
is ~ years old. but does
not look more than 55. He says he
will run foot race with any man in
Plymouth.