The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-10-29
Mel williams Of the Warsaw Times
was in town Tuesday.

Work on the paving Of Center street
is progressing rapidly.
Miss Nora Taber is visiting relatives
in Michigan City this week.
Ebenezer Matthews died at Erie,
Pa, Monday, aged 102 years.
Hon. Charles Kellison was attorney
in a law suit at Bourbon Tuesday.
Rev. A. Fl. Zilmer has returned
from his work in Central Indiana.
MISS Mary Harmon has gone te
Rochester to remain indefinitely.
The Herschberger family had a re.
union at a home near Bremen Monday
Mrs. Samuel Gay, of Bourbon, visit
ed over Sunday and Monday in this
city.
Mrs. N. c. Fink, of LaPaz, went to
Etna Green to consult DR.. Dunfee
today.
The Knights Templar of this city
are preparing for a grand banquet
Nov. 13.
John Kleimer, who has been visit
ing here returned to Cleveland Mon
day evening.
Rev. w. S. Howard, James w.
Thayer and B. w. Healy were Culver
visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Bogardus, of Culver. has
gone to Aurora, ILL.,, to visit her faith.
er, WHO'S seriously i'll,
Loyal Burcn and Jonathan Brown
are home from Oklahoma. They
think it is fine country.
Indiana crude oil is now selling at
1925 per barrel, the highest price
ever paid for the product.
There will be box social at Wilder.
ness school house, Friday evening Oct
% for the benefit Of the school library.
October continues to live up to its
reputation and Indiana has the finest
autumn weather Of any country in the
world.
Peter DreSSler has returned to his
home at South Whitley after visit
of six weeks with relatives in this
county.
D. d. Luxon, the well known piano
salesman. who sold many instruments
in this city year ago, was in town
Tuesday.
William Harmon visited a-few days
in this city with his sister, Miss Mary
Harmon and went from here to Kan
kakee, Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson who &C
companied the remains of Gust Peter.
son from South Bend to Donaldson
last week have returned home.
Ormond Swinehart went to Plym.
outh Monday to accept his position a.
reporter for the Marshall Circuit
Court. Rochester Republican.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. French, of Blu,
chanan. Mich, who have been visiting
their daughter, ,Irs. f. w. Bosworth
and family have returned home.
A Philadelphia pup the other day
mistook stick of dynamite for bone,
He succeeded in making Philadelphia
wide awake for second or two.
Mrs. John III. Dill, of West town
ship, accompanied by her mother
Mrs. Virgil, have gone to Bristo
where they will make their home.
They are hnding pearls in the Wa
/! bash River. Notwithstanding TIT
moonlight on its banks the Wabash
appears to have some redeemlng fea.
lures.
s. w. Jacoby returned from Vim
cennes, Ind, Monday evening wher'
he has been employed during the past
two months. He went to Michigan
today.
B. E. Nussbaum, of Chicago. is Wis
iting relatives and hosts of friends II
this city where he was born and grew
to manhood. He is now a LAWYER II
Chicago.
| The Goshen Democrat says it nov
develops that the wife of Mayor Holtz
man. of indianapolis. wrote tn
speeches that he made in the recen1
campaign.
Young Joe Letter, it Is said, ha
paid 50, 900, 900 Of bis debts since thu
collapse Of bis big wheat corner few
years ago. Young Joe must be learn
ing the game.