The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-11-05
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William Sears is spending a few
days in Plymouth.
Mrs. d. S. O'Brien and Ruth were
here from Grovertown Yesterday.
Mrs. Bertha Lowery. of Hibbard,
was Plymouth visitor yesterday.
The German ladies had nice crowd
and a good supper Tuesday night.
Attorney Martindale is looking after
ditch business in Knox this week.
The price of wheat has declined
Slightly IN the large cities this week.
Edward Lavender, of Rutland. is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Clarence
Stay ter.
Mrs. Knox, wife of Rev. Mr.. Knox.
Of Bourbon, is visiting relatsves at
Logansport.
Mrs. Belle Jordan, of Bourbon, Wis.,
tied in Plymouth on her way to South
Bend Wed nesday.
Mrs. II. A. Yost, of Mishawaka, is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Eich.
Mrs. Peter Lichtenberge, of Hib-
bard. was in town today and paid for
the Tribune another year.
The annual Poland China hog sale
of Myers & Son near Lake Maxim
k.,ckee will be held Dec. 2.
Not withstanding the large number
of strikes in this country, compare
lively few people make hit.
Christ Fisher now resides in the
white h0uSe-the whIteSt house in
the vicini ty of the court house.
Misses Ethel and Inez Knox, daugh-
tiers of Rev. Mr.. Knox, of Bourbon,
were Plymouth visitors Wednesday.
Hiram Hervey is reported quite
feeble at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. II. M. Collins, BliSsheId, Mich.
Surveyors CRUDE and North went to
Bourbon township to do some work in
connection with Knepp ditch yester-
day.
X. M. Nicoles and wife, of Massil-
Ion, Ohio, who have been visiting the
family of A. North, went to Chicago
today.
Attorney John w. Kitch, of South
Bend, formerly of Bremen, is in town
in connection with the Hardenbrooke
law suit.
Mrs. Reynolds has returned to her
home at Constantine, Michigan, after
visit with relatives here. Mrs. Sarah
Sullivan went home with her.
The morbid curiosity of PEOPLE was
illustrated in the murder excitement
near White Pigeon. where Claude
Lamb killed his wife. 1t is said five
thousand people visited the scene of
the shooting Sunday. What they ex-
pected to see is query.
Republicans carry Ohio by l20, 900
and Pennsylvania by 100000. The
farmers Of Ohio seem to have voted al.
most solidly for republican candidates.
The death rate for the state in the
month of September was 1871. The
death rate of Marshall county was
above the average. It is usually be-
low.
DowieS restoration host" has re-
turned to Zion City weary and hungry,
but while admitting that the New
York crusade was a failure their faith
la Dowie is mistaken.
j. r. Miller, the Donaldson saloon
man, was in town yesterday and in
formed us that the people of West
township had put him out OF business
by means of a big remonstrance.
Oliver G. Soice and Harry Buck re-
turned from Independence. Kansas,
Tuesday evening. The weight of each
was increased about eight pounds In
ten days in Kansas. They report their
oil wells all right.
Christian Marst jr., and Miss Jen-
ME P. Heater, two we'll known young
people residing north of Inwood, will
be married Thursday evening at the
residence of John l. Berkeypile, Miss
Heaters step-father.
Two hundred and sixty-six rural
routes have been established In Indi-
ana since July /, making the total in
the state 1914. Indiana stands third
among the states in the number OF
rural routes in operation.
The editor Of the Muncie Herald is
evidently a student Of human charac-
ter. He says: s.The man who turns
down bis friends just as soon as he
has no further use for them lacks
lot of the attributes that belong to a
faithful dog.
Lawrence Linkenhelt says he ief
New York 81 years ago today with
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