The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-10-08

Sunday. The Daily Tribune of Satur.
day will give the changes.
Mrs. Peter Burgener and Mrs
Charles Campbell, of Donaldson, were
Plymouth visitors yesterday.
Lott Losey came down from South
Bend Tuesday afternoon to attend the
Southworth-T Tanner wedding.
Mrs. j. I'll. Johnson, who resided
here during the summer, has gone to
Chicago to make that city her home.
An epidemic of typhoid fever is re-
ported at Goshen. There are almost
a score of cases and several deaths
have occurred.
Mrs. G. Vanfieet has returned to her
home at Champaign, Ill.,, after visit
of two weeks with relatives ia the vi
cinity of Bourbon
A gown and hat 100 years old will
be worn by lady at Miss Clough S
millinery store, Thursday evening.
Everybody invited.
The remains Of Mrs. Mary Rhodes
who died of asthma at Robertsville,
near Canton, Ohio, passed through
here today for interment at Walk
erton.
The social given by the ladies of
the NJ. E. church at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. d, Frank Redd Tuesday
evening was very largely attended and
there was very fine musical pro-
gram.
The reports from Kentucky show
that the Indiana man is first in peace
as he has been in war. The maneuy-
ers of the HoOSierS and their fine
training excites the admiration of the
regular army officers.
7 President Parsons of the State nor
NAL school was here Tuesday. He Wis
tied the Plymouth schools. was well
satisfied with the course of study and
with the work of the school and it win
be placed on the commission list.
There was meeting. held at In
dianapolis, Saturday, of all the normal
school presidents of Indiana, for the
purpose of determining the extent
and variety of the normal school ex-
hibit at the ST. Louis worlds fair,
next year.
Several days ago we announced that
John G. Miles, of Maxinkuckee. had
decided to sell his house hold goods
and make his home with his son in
South Bend, but the old gentleman
has changed his mind and will retain
his old home for the present.
Word comes from Eau Claire, Mich,
that Probert's bank established there
a. few weeks ago has failed and Pro-
bert has disappeared with all the de-
posits except $500. tHow this rascal
who has been advertised so extensive
ly continues to dupe people is a mys-
terry.
The Oldest woman college graduate
In Massachusetts,, IL not in all New
England, DR.. Sophronia Fletcher, re-
Gently observed her ninety-fifth BIRTH
day at Cambridge. For thirty years
she was the attending physician Of
Wendell Phillips invalid wife and she
has had many distinguished patients.
The two tomato packing factories
in Muncie are still in full operation
and for the next two weeks the plants
will each consume 100, 900 pounds of
tomatoes per day. To obtain this sup
ply the factories have buying depots
in all the surrounding towns. Farm
ers around Muncie have found the TO-
mato raising industry very profitable.
After the heavy rains that we have
had here all summer and fall the sur
prising statement comes from Salem
that the Monon is so short of water
for its engines tina two trains of tank
cars are hauling water from the Ohio
river to supply the Salem tank, the
creek which supplies it having been
dry for a week. Southern Indiana
would have been welcome to most of
our big rains during the past two
weeks.
We visited Henry Humrichouser
fine farm just east of town this morn
ing and saw one of the finest herds of
kberdren cattle to be found in In
diana or any other state. There is
not a COW, calf, heller or steer in the
lot that is not perfect. He has two
year old steers that will weigh 1400
pounds, and his cows are perfect
beauties. Mr.. Humricrousers farm is
kept In high state Of cultivation and
all his crops pay. Wheat sowu ten
days agois almost large enough to go
into winter. His orchard is loaded
with the finest fruit.