The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-11-19

to investigate the oil fields.
Mrs. Isaac w. Thomas has returned
to her home at Fort Wayne.
]. R. Miller, of Donaldson, made a
business trip to Argos Tuesday.
Rural mai. carriers will not make
any trips on Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. d. G. Knott has returned from
visit of several months in Texas.
Miss Stella Robinson has gone to
South Bend to visit until next week.
The state grand encampment of
Odd Fellows met in Indianapolis Tues
day.
North and CRUDE are still at work
on the Kneff ditch in Bourbon town
ship.
Frank McCrum, whose leg was am
putated Sunday night is getting along
very we'll.
Mrs. Lucinda Miller has returned to
her home in Bourbon after at visit in
this city.
Samuel G. Schlosser. creamery man,
is quite sick with an attack of accute
congestion of the stomach.
The seven-year old daughter of Mr..
Marchant in the northwest part of the
city, is sick with pneumonia.
DR.. Burket left Tuesday for Reel lake,
Tennessee on his annual hunting trip.
He will be gone two or three weeks.
Mrs. Stickler who had been visiting
her father, Levi Pratt, in Lapaz, re-
turned to her home at Columbia City
Tuesday.
John j. McMaster and his sister,
Miss Saza, left for Chattanooga,
Tenn, Tuesday where they expect to
spend the winter,
Charles Mclaughlin has bought the
Phoenix Cigar store. The new pro-
prietor understands the business and
will no doubt succeed.
The plant of South Bend wagon
works Of Mishawaka will be moved to
Fort Smith. Ark, Jan. l, as was plan
ned early last summer.
A year ago last Saturday the ther-
mometer registered 20 degrees in the
shade. 1t was warm, rained all night
and Sunday became cold.
The sacred concert to oe given at
the Presbyterian church Thanksgiving
evening, will be one of the finest en-
tertainments of the season.
1t will pay you to bear the concert
to be given at the Presbyterian church.
the evening Of November 26. Sample
programs will be printed later in the
week.
Rev. r. G. Epson and family of this
city and Rev. j. @. Kline, Of Donald
son went to Peru Tuesday to attend
the United Brethren ministerial asso-
citation.
John Knapp, of Goshen Monday
morning picked the third crop OF
Strawberries from vines on a small
tract of land owned by him north OF
the city.
Mrs. Martha Wilhelm and family
arrived in this city Tuesday and will
again make their home here at their
own residence in the south east part
of town.
During the streetcar strike the r 20.
pie of Chicago are getting good deal
| OF beneficial exercise, not only in the
way of walking, but by lodging bricks
and things.
/. The negro who fell thirty-five feet
down an elevator shaft at Marion and
| lighted on his head had a good end,
and one of considerable power of re-
sistance, as be was only slightly in
jured.
John L. Keller, Of Indiana Harbor,
visited his father and other relatives
here Sunday night and Monday and
went from here to West Virginia
where he will be employed two months
experimenting the erection Of five
large furnaces.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs o. f. Spahr,
OF Chicago, FRIDAY, y Jvember Is, a
boy. Mr.. and Mrs. Spahr were born
and raised near Plymouth, be, about
three miles north OF town and bis
wife. who was Miss Jordan, q few
miles south Of town.
Charley Wallace has bought T. e.
Houghton's store and viii continue
the sale of bugRies, wagons, agricultu.
tural machinery, musical instruments,
sewing machines and many other
things at the old stand, corner d
Michigan and Washington streets.