The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-10-01
, 3 LOCAL NEWS &

-.WenU 10 WdlkerCOQ QurSuay.
Mrs. w. S. Reed. of Harrisburg,
Pa, is visiting relatives here.
Mrs, Hultz and her daughter, Faye,
are preparing to move from Culver to
South Bend.
Miss Emma Miller. of Bourbon, is
attending the Indiana University at
Bloomington.
Mrs Daisy Morris and children have
returned to Valparaiso after visit of
several days here.
The light frosts have done no DAM
age in this section. They will assist
10 ripening the corn.
w. I'll. Vangilder, n. A. Bremen
and J. A. Molter transacted business
in South Bend Thursday.
Miss Arlie Clifford, who removed to
Kewanna with her parents two weeks
ago, is sick with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Miller, Of South
Bend. visited at r. A. Chase's Thurs
day morning on their way to Argos. ?
Prince Alert PACED mile over the
Empire City track in 1:57, breaking
the worlds record, held by Dan Patch.
Mrs L. e. Kepler and children have
returned TO South Bend after visit
Of two weeks with relatives in this
city.
Many fruit growers are converting
apples into cider now and Plymouth
cider mills will be kept busy for sever
al weeks.
Mrs. Mary Matthewson and her
grandson, Earl Shafer, have returned
tc Logansport after visit with rela-
tiveS 10 this city.
j. w. belong, who was the United
Brethren preacher in Plymouth four
years ago. is now the preacher in
charge at Bremen.
All our physicians saw that there is
no smallpox in Plymouth. and the
papers that publish such statements
NAV have to face a libel suit.
The Bourbon Mirror says John
Luty Sr. died at his home four miles
southwest of Bourbon, Tuesday, Sep
TENDER %, of stroke of paralysis.
Judge John Fl. Baker aid wife have
decided to make Goshen their perma-
rent home and>their old residence
there is being remodeled to suit them.
Nobody ever saw so much pasture
in Marshall county at this season of
the year before. There is grass enough
to carry stock half through the win
ter.
Mrs. Work. Mrs. Curtis and Miss
Rh0da Wellman left for Fort Wayne
Thursdly to attend the meeting of
the state conference of charities and
correction.
Thomas o. Taber. of Marion. who
bad been visiting his mother, Mrs
Jonas Miller since Tuesday. went to
ARCS Thurs lay to visit a few days be-
fore returning home.
j. n. Wilson received card from
Germany Thursday from DR.. A. G..
Holtzendorff saying that he expected
to see his Plymouth friends again
Saturday. Sept 26.
William S. Linderman died at the
home of his parents in Bourbon. Fri
day, Sept. Is: The remains were in
TERED Morday at the Red Mems GEM
etery, north of Bourbon.
A. o. Roose is building large stone
residence in Tippecanoe township, be-
tween Tippecanoe and Argos. This
is said to be the first large stone house
built in Marshall county.
Miss Flo Walburn- visited Wednes-
day and Thursday in thisclty with her
brother, Charles Walburn. She had
been visiting at Lafayette and went
from here to her home at Hanna.
Theodore Redding and family moved
to Hobart. Indiara, Thursday where
: Mr.. Redding has good position at
good wages. Hobart people will find
him and his family good citizens.
Invitations are out for the mar
rage of Miss Jennie Southworth
daughter, Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. J.
Southworth, and Mr.. Lucius Edwin
Tanner, Tuesday, Oct. at 1880 p.
IN.
Judgment against California rae
ing millionaire for sl6, $50 damages
has been given in San Francisco for
shooting an editor. This increase In
the value Of editors is very enoourag-
ing.
FOR SALE-A choice lot Of four
s. horses. one three. one four. one Ten