The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-08-13
Mrs. Ella Hubbard is visiting bel
sister In WeStville this week.

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sister In WeStville this week.
! The government report for August
indicates good average crop yield.
Henry Alderman visited over Sun
day in Walkerton with his daughter.
Mrs. Snowberger.
Miss Carrie Boss has returned from
her trip TO Denver, Colorado, and
other points west.
Mrs. Homer Watson of Chicago, is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Butcher, in this city.
About so persons went from Plym-
outh to Winona Tuesday to hear the
famous Creatore band.
Elk Governor Lubbock of Texas is 80
years old and announces his intention
TO marry for the third time.
Jesse Reed and George w. Baxter
caught $50 fish at Pretty Lake Tues
day with two hooks and lines.
To hunt squirrels it is only neces-
sary TO have a permit costing dollar,
and the consent of the land owner.
Miss Loretto Kruyer, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Kruyer. has gone
to Chicago for visit of a few days.
Mrs. Julia Harsch and daughter,
Miss Effie HarSch have returned from
a visit of month at Sioux City, Iowa.
This has been delightful summer
even if it has been little too cool for
big corn crop. and We'll have lots of
corn too.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reeves arrived
from New York last Saturday for a
few days with relatives aud friends
in this city.
II we have much more such wealth
Ell as during the past week the corn
crop will need an outfit Of fleece-lined
underwear.
Railroads are advertising the north.
ern resorts when the southern resorts
would please lot Of people better in
this weather.
AL Wlckizer went TO Kansas Tuesday
to superinUend the putting down of a
trial oil we'll on VIM. O'Keefe's farm
In that state.
Mrs. William Berry and children
have returned to their home at Rush.
vile. Indiana. after visiting her father,
]. K. Galloway.
Not many of us stop to think what
a miserable world this would be If
things were dealt out to US according
to our fool desires.
Rev. H. E. Butler and wife, of Full
ton, Ind, stopped here on their way
home from the funeral of Albert Un-
capher at Grovertown.
Mrs. E. o. Wickizer, wife of the
editor of the Argos Reflector, visited
Mrs. Ira earn In this city Monday af-
ternoon and over night.
Laporte is the banner city of the
state for feeding tramps. In six
months the county jail at Laporte
sheltered 44S weary Willies.
1t is stated that more coal has been
mined in the Pennsylvania anthracite
region this summer than ever before
in the history of coal mining.
Solomon II. Mayer has returned to
Spokane after pleasant visit of q
month with his parents and other
relatives and friends in this city.
Miss Nellie Mum attended the
Maxinkuckee assembly Tuesday and
visited over night in Plymouth on her
way to her home near Donaldson.
The "torrid hot weather" that
Weather Prophet Hicks predicted we
would have to endure in August has
not yet materialized to an alarming
extent.
Next Friday night Jeffries aud Cor
bett will fight again. II they fight
half as savagely as they talk there is
a pleasing probability that both will
be killed.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ritter died very sud-
denly Wednesday evening. August 5,
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
John Kramer in Tippecanoe. She was
Is years old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Cressner
have gone to San Francisco, CAL. to
attend the q. A, R. E1campment and
yisit principal points of interest on
ths Pacific slope.
Areport comes from South Bend
that the H. j. Heinz company will
remove its large plant from Laporte
to South Bend where in addition win
Be erected the largest vinegar factory
in the world.