The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-09-22


Miss Elsie Gordon, OF Anderson,
who has been visiting the Switzers
and other relatives here several weeks,
home Friday.
Mrs. S. f Cline, of Bourbon, at
tended the difference here Thursday
and went from here to Argos and Chi
cago to visit before gong home.
Samuel w. Oldfather, one of the
most prominent citizens of Warsaw,
died Thursday morning. He had been
a resident Of Warsaw thirty years.
Thomas Amones and family. who
were called here last week by the
death of the mother of Mr.. Amones
near Inwood, returned to Mishawaka
Friday.
Mrs. Anna Duckett and children
have returned to their home at Max
well, Indiana, after visit Of ten days
north of this city with her father.
George M. Long.
Mrs. NJ. N. Lowell has gone to Lin.
coin. Neb., to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Thompson. They
were among the first settlers OF this
county and Mr.. Thompson is now SO
years old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Glass of South
Bend, who have been visiting their
parents Joseph Glass and wife, went
to Hamlet accompanied by Mrs. JOS
eph Glass to spend Friday with rela-
tives there.
The fall meeting Of the Logansport
presbytery is now in session at Michi-
gan City. Rev. Mr.. Cooper, Of Bour-
bon, preached the opening sermon.
Over fifty ministers and delegates are
In attendance.
Indiana, as usual. gathered in lot
Of live stock prizes at the St. Louis
exposition. 1t looks as il Indiana
were getting about everything it went
after this year. except share of the
campaign fund.
Nicholas Hahn and wife and Mrs.
Hahn'S sister Mrs. Plattner. all OF
Ogden, H.. who have been visiting
Prof. Daniel Hahn in this city, are
now spending few days with rela'
tives at Bourbon.
Congressman Crumpacker, of Val.
paralso. changed cars here TUESDAY on
his way to Upton to make republi.
can speech. He reports excellent
meetings everywhere during the past
week. No man in Iudiana can make
better speech than Crumpacker, and
his fairness and the absence of abuse
of the opposition make him a favorite
with all parties.
Rev. DR.. Brooke and wife returned
Monday from their visit at Crawfords
vile, Frankfort and Darlington, anG
are packing their goods to move tt
Flora. They have new church and q
new parsonage there, and the town /.
surrounded by fine country and ar
excellent community, and it will have
one of the abieSt all round minister
In the conference.
Rev. Daniel Showley, who was Z
resident of this city nine years anc
preached in this county thirteen years
has decided to retire from active worL
for a year and he and his wife viii
leave for California In about a month
to spend the winter. He has been a,
Rochester several years and has beer
in the ministry over thirty years. He
has hundreds of friends in this ane
adjoining counties.
Forest Alton Pontious, who was fol
several years printer in the Tribune
Office, but for the past five years EN-
ployed in a railroad office in Chicago
was married Wednesday, Sept. IA tt
Miss Mabel Price, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph 81. Price, Of Chicago
Congratulations and best wishes arr
extended by many friends In Plym
outh, =
Rev. G.. L. Mattox, stationed al
MELVILLE, De Kalb county. for the
past two years, but for more than ter
years minister of the U. B. church
In this county, has retired from TIT
active ministry after TWENTY-FIVE
years of constant work and will 60 Il
bis farm in Randolph county. He ani
his estimable wife have hundreds Of
friends here who wish them abundant
happiness IN the future.
Rev. c. A. Splitter. who has beer
an effective United Brethren preacher
for many years, was appointed to the
charge at Ossian this year, but hi
physicians tell him that he will have
to discontinue preaching on accoun,
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