The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-11-12


northwest
Mrs. John w. Parks spent yesterday
in Bourbon.
DR.. Aspinall made a business trip to
Fort Wayne yesterday.
Mrs. John Zehl er is reported seri-
ously i'll at her home in Argos.
R. C. Kloepfer is in Chicago finish
log his purchases OF winter goods.
c. w. Metsker mas returned from
Kansas and reports the oil region all
right.
Miss Eva Smith, of South Bend,
visited with her parents the first of
the week.
James t. Liggett has gone to Bur-
lihgton. Iowa, and will spend the win
ter with relatives in the west.
Miss Borton has returned to Bour-
bon after visit In Plymouth with
her brother, DR.. BortOn and family.
Mrs. Russell Hervey, of Walkerton,
attended the funeral of her father-in-
law, Hiram Hervey, in this city Tues
day.
There will be an oyster supper at
st. Joseph s hall Tuesday evening,
Nov. 18th. Everybody cordially in
vited.
II. J. Nash has returned to his home
at Oakland, California, after visit of
three weeks with relatives in this city
and vicinity.
The Warsaw Times says Rev. r. p.
Burton presiding elder Of the U. b.
church, is verv ill with typhoid fever
at Etna Green.
William WindbigIer, of Bloomings-
burg, visited in this city this week
with his brother, John Windbigler
and other relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. II. NJ. Collins who
came here with the remains of their
father, Hiram Hervey, have returned
to their home at Biissfield, Mich.
A brakeman handling freight at the
Lake Erie station got the middle fin
ger of his left hand badly cut and
bruised today. DR.. Kaszer dressed the
wound,
Mrs. Belinda Ritchey, who resides
just south Of the Michigan street via
duct had slight stroke of paralysis
about two weeks ago. but is now able
to be out again.
Mrs. Harry Humrichouser and
daughter Carol, who have been visit
ing here went to Bourbon to visit un-
til Friday when they will return to
their home in Chicago.
Russell Harris is here from Fort
Sheridan, Chicago, spending twenty
days furlough with his mother, Mrs.
Fannie Harris. He is looking well
and expects to be sent to the Philip
pines soon.
The thunder showers yesterday
came Unexpectedly. Every thing Of
that kind is now attributed to the sun
spots, but they were just what this
country needed. The ground was
getting very dry.
Charles Frank, of West township,
died in the insane asylum at Long,
cliff, Tuesday. He had been at the
county intirmary for about ten years
until three months ago, when he was
sent to Loncgcliff.
j. Willis Smalley, son of 1. ID.
Sma.ley, former resident of this
city, died at Montrose, Colorado, Sun
day. The remains will be brought to
Plymouth for burial and will probably
arrive here Thursday.
Teeman, the Chicago forger. who
was arrested while trying to do bust
ness in Bremen, is now anxious to
enter plea OF guilty and be sent to
prison from this county. He does not
want to be taken back to Chicago.
Twenty three prisoners OF the JEFF
fersonville reformatory have been
transferred to the prison at Michigan
City because they were incorrigible
They were loaded in one car and all of
them transferred at the same time.
The Citizens bank at Star city,
near Loganspolt, successfully with
stood "run" during the past week,
and r. H. Dakin, the owner, says he
has not only paid every dollar on de-
mand, but still has plenty of cash in
the vaults.
Readers of the Record Herald and
the Chicago Tribune are asking the
question whether the cartoonists, Will
der and McCutcheon. find it impossi-
BILE to make q picture without a man s