The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-07-23

Senator Parks went to Indianapolis
on business Monday evening.
! Mrs. Lawrence Linkenhelt who has
been quite sick is now convalescent.
Miss Anna Stegman, who was criti-
cally i'll at Detroit, is now convale-
scent.
Miss Bebecca Lee, of Knox, is Wis
iting Mrs. w. H. Love and canvas
sing the town with kitchen utensils.
Mrs. T. C. Bair, of Tippecanoe, re-
turned Tuesday after visit in this
city with her sister. Mrs. Albert
GRANGE.
Rev. j. S. Hatch, the we'll known
Advent preacher of Frankfort, stopped
here Tuesday on his way home from
Warsaw.
Gilbert HI. Bunch, who resided near
Lakeville, for many years. died Satur-
day afternoon after long illness.
He was rs years old.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lewallen, of
Tipperanoe township, have returned
home after visit in this city with
the family of w. p. Biddle.
r. G.. Davis has returned to his
work in Chicago after a vacation OF
two weeks at his bone in this city,
caused by a mangled finger.
Archie Wilcox. of the Republic
National Bank, Chicago, arrived Mon
day afternoon for a vacation of two
weeks at his home in Plymouth.
Mrs. John L. Snyder, with her
youngest daughter, May. has gone to
Marion, Ind, for visit of three
weeks with her daughters in that
city.
Mrs. Melvin Doub and son, are Wis
iting relatives at Fort Wayne this
week. Mr.. Doub is employed at Sid
ney, Ind, while they are away from
home.
The Chicago daily that was to have
been run entirely by women did not
materializs. The dear creatures could
not agree long enough to get out the
first issue.
Ten prominent indianapolis demo-
Gratis joined in sending a congratula-
DRY telegram to Grover Cleveland on
the arrival of a second son. Their
names are not given.
The fire department horses at Peru,
which have served the city for four
teen years, are to be retired on full
rations and the best of care. They are
twenty-one years old.
The Ladies Parish guild will meet
Thursday with Mrs. Eta Thayer at
1 O'Clock sharp, at which time it will
he necessary that all members be pres
ent with finished and unfinished work
Rev. r. j. Forbes, of Ovando. Mon
tana. who has been attending the Ep-
worth League Convention at Detroit,
stopped off here on his way home for a
visit with his brother, f. A. Forbes.
The Indiana division of the G.. A.
r. has All more members than it had
last January. This is shown in Ad-
jutant General ]. NJ. Neeley's semi
annual report to the Communicating
chief.
Mrs. Gs or ianna Witham. of Ep-
ping, N. H., is dead at the age of los
years and 10 months. During the past
year she travelled several miles on the
railroad and was able to walk without
assistance.
McWeeney, South Bends chief Of
police. calls Prosecuting Attorney
Clark, of that city, a joke and Clark
replies 10y calling McWeeney an old
woman. South Bend seems to he IN a
bad way generally.
The Lake Erie runs special exclr-
sion to Chicago next Sunday, July e.
Train leaveL Plymouth at l.55 a. M;
returning leaves Chicago at 1l:30 p.
m.. thus giving the whole day and
evening in the city. Fare for the
roun2 trip s1.25.
The alarm of fire Monday afternoon
was caused by blaze in the roof Of the
little old frame house just south of
the Pennsylvania railway between
Michigan street and the river. The
fire was extinguished before much
damage was done.
Len r. Burton, displeased at pub
lication in the Royal Center Record,
undertook to whip Editor Hand. The
interview was brief but spirited, Bur-
ton quickly emerging through a win
dow Of the newspaper Office with every
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