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

BOURBON fa1r OCTOBER Is, IA, 10 ana
l6. This is the great fair of northern
Indiana
Mrs. A. Mars has returned to her
home at Fulton. after a visit of five
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Rhine
hart.
Everybody is going to the big Bre-
men fair, October 6, I, 8 and9. There
will be great races on the fastest half
mile track in Indiana and other big
attractions every day.
Mr.. and-Mrs. John T. Tlngley, of
Greenfield, Indiana, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Thompson
in this city, went to Walkerton to
visit before returning home.
The lnsular department sents 49,
600, 900 in bills from Washington to
New York by Marion E. Beall, an .un-
bonded clerk. who carried the treasure
in dress suit case and delived it
safely.
e. d. Stansbury and wife are spend
ing a week with Mr.. Stansbury's Sis
tiers in Chicago and from there they
will 60 to Rockford, H., for visit of
two weeks with Mrs. Stansbury S rela-
tiyes.
Five of the Plymouth high school
class of 1908, are teaching III public
schools this year. This is the largest
lumber of teachers ever sent out from
one class of our schools the first year
after graduating.
Mrs. Amanda Langfeft and her son,
Louis, have moved to Fort Wayne.
Harry, who is member of the
National Guards, will go to Fort
Wayne after the close of the encamp-
ment in Kentucky.
The high diver who was with the
carnival In Plymouth, was married at
Elwood last week. He wanted TO
show the people that he was not
afraid to take more risky jump than
the one he makes from his ladder.
Col. G. @. Conn has in contsmpla-
tion substantial enlargement Of his
horn factory at Elkhart. The steady
increase In the demand for the musi-
cal instruments manufactured by Col.
Conn calls for the enlargement.
f. E. Lambert has been reappoint-
ed referee in bankruptcy for term of
two years, having jurisdiction over the
counties OF Elkhart, St. Joseph, Kos
ciusko, Marshall, Fulton and Laporte,
comprising the heaviest district Ia the
state.
1t is announced that President
Roosevelt has big gun strapped to
him on nearly all occasions, and that
he can put five bullets in one hole at
fifty PAGES. The dimensions of the
hole are not given,-Indianapohs In
dependent.
Clark Allerding and his mother.
who came here to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Charity McKelvy, have re-
turned to their home at Harbor
Springs in Northern Michigan after a
visit of ten days with relatives and
friends here.
Bids for furnishing supplies for the
county asylum for the ensuing quar-
ter will be received at the auditor s
office October 5, 6 and l.. Bids will be
opened at O'Clock p. m. Oct. I, and
the contract will be awarded to the
lowest bidder.
| Twenty-seven white men have been
indicted for lynching negro In Ten
nessee, the coroner's verdict charging
them with malicious, premeditated
and deliberate murder" Fourteen
have been arrested and three have
turned states evidence.
The Brightside school building is
only large enough to accommodate
about half Che children at the institu.-
ton. Mrs. Work has 55 of the first
and second grade pupils taught in
cottage No. 3, by the matron OF that
room. The boys end girls over fifteen
years of age are not In school.
William Owen. young actor who
has been appearing with success for
several years In Shakesperean and
standard plays is this season present
ing new romantic play entitled
when Louis Was King" from his
own pen. The new play is based on
Sir Walter Scotts romance. Quentin
Durward.
Captain G. f. Holtzendorff with
Company 1. Third regiment Indiana
National Guards, leaves Thursday
morning for West Point, KY, where
they will remain in camp and be
drilled ten days by regular army Of
| fccrS plvmouth will som have n