The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-10-08
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TO South Bend.
Mrs. Purcell, of indianapolis, is Wis.
iting at F. w. Hills.
Mrs. Peter Which is visiting bel
children at Logansport.
Mrs. Floyd Lihkenhelt went to
Minnesota Monday evening.
Mrs. Ameigh and children are visit
ing at Donaldson this week.
Mrs. Fl. G. Thayer and Mrs. Bur-
nap went to Bourbon Tuesday.
Miss Grace Montgomery. of Indian
apoIis. is a Plymouth visitor this
week.
Mrs. Poland has gone to Decatur,
ILL.,, for a visit with relatives in that
vicinity.
Mrs. Shakes is attending the state
meeting of the Rathbone sisters at
indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John CLASSIFY, of
South Whitley. are visiting at Rev.
J. S. Miller's.
John Strombeck picked fine ripe
strawberries from vines on his lot in
this city Sunday.
Mesdames Guy and Campbell, of At
wood visited Mrs. Van Tilbury on their
way to Michigan City.
The roller for paving Sophia street
is here and paving will probably COM
mence before many days.
Arthur 7. Grosvener, of Bourbon,
township has been adjudged insane
and was taken to Longclitf Tuesday.
Bremen fair this week; Bourbon fair
next week. Both these fairs will have
good attractions and be largely attend
ed.
Mrs. John Kempe has returned to
her home in South bend after a visit
of two weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
c. E Weiss.
John G. Bowles will move to Mich
igan this week and make his home
during the winter with his daughter
poor Ko1o r,o,no
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Biddle have
returned to South Haven, Mich, af-
ter visit of two weeks with relatives
in this city and country.
A women's school of BARRIERS in
Philadelphia offers hair cuts for two
cents each. And they are the kind
that mother used to make.
Mrs. J. w. Bobby. Of indianapolis,
who has been visiting relatives in this
city and Bremen, went to Bourbon
Tuesday to visit her sisters.
Frank Long, Of Twin Lakes, brought
nine nice smooth potatoes to Piym-
outh today that filled peck measure.
They were of the empire variety.
Silas Joseph and family. of South
Bend, stopped here Tuesday on their
way to Donaldson for a visit of a week
with relatives and friends at their old
home.
Scott D. Judkin. who is just finish
ing his term as clerk OF KoSciuSko
county, has been adjudged insane and
will be taken to Longcliff where he
has aSister.
This is the last week of the Indian
apols city campaign. which will be
most welcome information to readers
of the newspapers published at the
state capital.
Almost the entire family of George
G. Goddard, a former resident of this
are sick with typhoid fever in
South Bend and have been taken from
their home to a hospital.
A New YORK minister say that
Dowie Is the reincarnation of Brigham
Young. This is a terrible stab at
Brighten, though it does put bin IN
line of succession from Elijah.
The Eckhart packing company at
Fort Wayne, was almost completely
destroyed by fire Monday evening.
The loss is estimated at sl20, 900 al
most fully covered by insurance.
Arthur Grifith, the mathematical
prodigy, we'll known in Plymouth,
Friday morning at Milford, Ind, used
. knife on John Martin, a barber, who
him. Martini nose and cheek
are split open.
Why should DR.. Potter, of Oxford.
o., advocate the cutting down OF the
elm where's man was lynched? Surely
The elm is not guilty! Wouldn't it be
better to let the elm stand and cut
DOWN the lynchers?