The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-10-15
HSTLEY AND HISS


Archie Hanson transacted business
at Peru today.
Mrs. Jacob Suit has returned from
her visit in Ohio.
Mrs. John w. Parks was Bour-
bon visitor Friday.
Mrs. H. B. Allen and niece are Wis
iting at Grovertown.
Howard Brooke is giving Kewanna
an excellent local paper.
Mrs. Anderson Beagles went to La.
porte Friday to visit over Sunday.
| Mrs. Will Hahn and Mrs. d. G.
Voreis are visiting relatives in South
Bend.
The next ten days is the time pick
apples according to the opinion of old
apple raisers.
Charles Widamen residing east of
Inwood, went to Longcliff to visit his
daughter Friday.
Mrs. Morgan and her daughter. Mrs.
Minnie Bennett, of Chicago, are visit
ing at w. H. Loves.
Judge Capron went to Fort Wayne
Friday to finish his work as special
Judge in the Porter circuit court.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Silvius, of Iowa,
are visiting their uncle. Eli Silvius,
and other relatives In this county.
Miss Myrtle Bowles who has been
here several days at the bedside of her
sister, returned to Elkhart Friday.
Sherman Hull has been sent to Fort
Wayne by L. R. Curtis to take
position in the Adams Express office.
John Waller, of Chicago, was in
Plymouth Thursday looking for a
place to locate factory. He was born
in Plymouth.
Mrs. Schloss, of Warsaw. who has
been visiting at Mayer, Altman S went
to Laporte for visit of few days
before returnir & home.
Miss Nora Zimmerman, Of Sou tn
Bend. has returned home after visit
of several days with relatives and
friends in this city and vicinity.
The Kendallville fair was a great
financial success. The Sun says that
enough money was made to pay off all
the old Indebtedness of the associa-
ton.
Mrs. Vanhorn. of Valparaiso, one
of the first settlers OF Plymouth is
visiting at A. P. ElIiott's this week.
She was resident of Plmouth sixty
years ago.
Prof. Langley's hard luck balloon
has finally ended in total collapse, and
the public is not half SO eager to know
the secret principle on which it was to
work as it was a few months ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Melser, of South
Bend, who have been visiting at the
homes of John w. Thomas and Mr..
Holland in North township, went to
Argos to visit before returning home.
John ". Ashley celebrated his BIRTH
day anniversary with viii Weaver in
South Bend Thurday. Both were born
October 8, but John was born five
years earlier than Mr.. Weaver, Oct.
iS, 1888.
The Hammond School Board has
tacitly admitted serious irregularities,
but, strange as it may seem, the men,
bers do not like Mayor Knots, who
discovered the frauds and insisted on
an investigation.
There is evidence at every grocery
store in town that Marshall county has
produced fine potatoes this year and a
sample left at our Office by William
Pomeroy, the oldest settler of Plym-
outh, shows that be is not behind any
of the younger men in raising big po-
tatoes.
Mrs. Eley, mother of DR.. L. d.
Eley, who has been spending the sum-
mer at the home of her son in this
city, returned to her home at Tippe-
canoe. Mrs. L. D. Eley accom-
panied her and will visit a few days
in that vicinity,
Harry Langfelt, who has been en-
ployed in Kuhn's meat market for a
long time left for Fort Wayne Thurs
day evening to take q position in q
meat market in that city. His mother
moved to Fort Wayne two weeks ago.
Harry understands the meat business
and Is . gentlemanly salesman.