The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-10-01

cage Tor vlSiU OF lew Gays.
Miss Mamie Hoham gave music
lessons in Tyner Wednesday.
The great Bourbon fair begins Oc-
tober Ii and continues four days.
Chicago grain prices have all gone
up slightly during the past two days.
DR.. Reece and wife, OF North Lib
erty, are visiting at d. c. Coles this
week.
Josephus Gordon caught two pike
at the dam Tuesday. each weighing six
pounds.
Misses Jennie and May Veatch, of
Hamlet, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J.
E. Marshall.
The Warsaw Times says many bur-
glars are about that city and Kosci-
usko county.
Miss Minnie Swindell, who has ty-
pnoid fever, is improving and is row
out OF danger.
Excursions over the Lake Erie Sum-
day, October A. to Indianapolis and
Michigan City.
Prof. w. E. Bailey is transacting
business at South Bend and New Car
Isle this week.
Rev. DIR. Hartley, Mrs. Fannie Scott
and Miss Lottie Closer, of LapCrte,
visited at Brightside this week.
Samuel Shearer has gone to South
Bend and will spend the winter in
that city and Buchanan, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bowman have
returned to their home at Batavia,
ILL.,, after visit with relatives here.
Lannie Jackman has taken the place
of Frank Thomas in Woodward's bar
Der shop while Frank soldiers in Ken
lucky.
1t is reported that Mrs. Josiah ia
CODY fen down stairs Tuesday and
was badly hurt, but no bones were
broken.
LOUIS Miller, of South Bend, in
spected the Brightside orphans home
last Saturday and reported in good
condition.
Lannie Jackman, of Berrien Springs,
Mich, is visiting relatives here and
will work in Woodward's barber shop
few weeks.
The fact that the Filipinos are or
ganizing a baseball league shows that
they realize that manifest destiny has
come TO stay.
AL Wickizer has returned from In
dependence, Kansas, where he super
intended the opening up of the Plym-
onth oil field.
Dan Senour will take George Price S
place as reporter for the Independent
while George is at the encampment at
West Point XIV.
Mrs. Lee Zehner, of Wolf Creek,
and Mrs. Kyser, of indianapolis, were
the guests OF Mrs. Stevick at Dixon
Lake last Tuesday.
John G. Lawler, member of the In
diana senate and democratic candidate
for lieutenant governor in the last two
campaigns, died Tuesday.
Rev. Father Grussi, of Fort Wayne,
who has been assisting in the forty
hours alteration al st. Michael S
Catholic church, returned home today.
w. B. Hess. prominent young at
torney of Great Bend, Kansas, is Wis
iting his uncle, Judge Hess. He is a
son of Judge L. D. Hess, of Pratt,
Kansas.
John McFarlin has the finest Poland
China hogs and Shropshire sheep for
sale at his Twin Lake farm. Breeders
of good stock should read his lad" ia
our weekly paper.
Reports from Nebraska state the
corn crop is uninjured by the frost.
This shows how much safer it is to
size up calamity after rather than
before it happens.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Biddle, Of
michigan. who have for several days
been the guests of relatives here,
went to Rochester to visit John Ma
honey before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mitchell have re-
turned to their home at Chanute.
Kansas, after visit o. three weeks
with Mrs. Mitchell's mother, Mrs.
Sponsler, and other relatives in this
city.
Frank Stevenson, probation officer
OF the Marion county juvenile court,
brought three boys to Brightside
Tuesday evening. and Miss Clara
Burnside of the same court brought