The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-09-17

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Of Bourbon. visited at Lapaz Tuesday
Theodore Redding transacted bust
ness for Schlosser Bros. at Kewanns
today.
Mrs. Rosa Hindel and children art
visiting her sister, Mrs. Alice Martin
dale at South Bend.
Drs. David Carpenter and Jesse
Zumbaugh have returned from a visit
at Three Ooks. Mich.
Henry Miller who has been taking
treatment at the Borton Institute re.
turned to his home in Michigan.
L. E. Dowdell, of Valparaiso,
stopped here Tuesday on his way to
Indianapolis and Ohio, for visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Kloepfer and her niece, Miss
WEIGH have returned from a visit OF
two weeks with relatives at Port HUI.
ron. Mich,
The big woman with the carnival,
is Mrs. Deeter, one of the largest wo-
men in the world. She was born in
Laporte county.
Mrs. Harry Pittman, of Terre
Haute, with her children, is visiting
the family of her brother, the editor
of the Independent.
John Lee took his little son Homer
to South Bend Tuesday to have his
eyes examined by a specialist He
seems to have cataract.
Judge Hess and wife took the ex-
curSiOn train at Lakeville Saturday
afternoon and went to Detroit. They
returned home today.
A telegram from William O'Keefe
says he has struck oil on his property
near Independence. Kansas, and the
well would be shot Tuesday.
]. w. Riggens has been granted a
pension of $500 a month for diSabili-
ties incurred in the Spanish war. He
gets back pay from Oct. 1901.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. HI. Parker have re-
turned to Chicago after visit with
their father. Henry Parker. west of
town, and other relatives here.
Two weeks of dry weather. seems to
be badly needed in this part of In
diana now: but we, mortals, do not
always know what is best for us.
The people of Milford are preparing
to entertain the veterans on the occa-
sion of the reunion of the Forty-eighth
Indiana infantry on Wednesday and
Thursday of this week.
Tuesday was children's day at the
carnival and schools were dismissed
in the afternoon. The streets were
crowded with children, but only a few
were in from the country.
Along with other business transact
ed by the council Monday evening was
q resolution to put in a ten.inch sewer
on Webster avenue and to let the city
printing to the lowest bidder.
Stewart johnson, 8 years old, play
fully aimed target rifle at his sister
in Chicago, and pulled the trigger.
The bullet took effect in the heartof
the girl and she died instantly.
Thomas ] Stansbury, of Tuscarawas
county, Ohio, who has been visiting
his brother. Upton Stansbury and
other relatives here, went to Talma
Tuesday to visit brother who resides
there.
ElkharC has a woman named Chris
tine Strongquist. who has such a ma
mia for gambling that she has turned
all her property over to a trustee in
order that she may not lose it on the
board of trade.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Theodore Cressner
who took In the G. A. r. excursion,
have returned and report a pleasant
trip. They visited principal points
on the Pacific coast and in the Rocky
mountain region.
Judge Capron went to Crown Point
Tuesday to hear a motion for new trial
in case which be tried last tern Of
court and arrange for the trial Of q
case In which he Is special Judge at
this term Of the Lake circuit court.
Mrs. Miller, Of near Blissfleld, Mich,
spent Monday Afternoon and Monday
night in this city. She reports Hiram
Hervey's strength gradually failing
and. it is not probable that he will
ever aeatn Be able to visit his friends
in Plymouth.