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

Read the Advertisement OF Welborr
s. Son, the new meat men OF Plym
touth. '' - -
Mrs. Dan Porter, of Culver, visited
relatives and friends in Plymouth tni.
week.
| Henry Swartz, who had been a res
Iident of Bourbon many years, died
Tues day.
Mr.. and Mrs, Christian Fisher went
to Cincinnati and Dayton on the Ohio
excursion Yesterday.
Homer Freeman, of Claypool, was
taken to the county infirmary from
Tyner yesterday morning. N
Eber Burch came down from Ham.
let Saturday and spent two days on
his farm near Tyner.
The 73d regiment is holding its
10th annual reunion at Argos. There
is large attendance.
The cool weather is good for wheat
that has been S0wn, as it will prOba.
bly, prevent damage by fly-
FOR SALE-A rubber tire, reed
BODY go-cart, in tine condition. Cal
at this Office for particulars.
Mrs. Perry Baker, of Muncie. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Kimble, east of Lapaz..
| Miss Stella Payne, of DEBORAH,
Iowa, is visiting her uncle and aunt.
Mrs. G. T. Mattingly, in this city.
Fears of freeze in the corh belt
have caused an advance in the price
of both corn and wheat in the past 48
hours.
A lot was sold at Chicago thirty
seven years ago for $50 front foot.
Last weekit brought $40. 600 front
foot. ~
Republicans Of Marshall county
have some hard work to do within the
next SIX weeks if they elect their
county ticket.
The great Bourbon fair, the best
fair In Northern Indiana, will be held
this year October IL, II. ID, IA. B.
w. Parks is secretary.
The little son of Charles Perkins,
who was kicked by horse while Wis.,
iting his brother west of Plymouth
few weeks ago, died Tuesday.
Frank Herring has accepted the
democratic nomination for congress
in this district Notwithstanding bis
declarations to the contrary at South
Bend.
jacob Platts, Samuel Francis, Fl.
II. Underwood and William Poor went
to Walkerton to attend the an
nual reunion of the 4Sth Indiana reg
iment.
The Sunday school convention of
West township will be held at Pretty
Lake church next Sunday afternoon
and evening. A number from town
purpose to go out there.
George A, Howard, hotel keeper
at Walkerton, has been missing since
two weeks ago when, it is said, he
took all the money ia the place and
said he was going on visit with rel
atives in Ohio.
John V. Ashley & Son have bought
the interest of L. J. Hess in the hard
ware business and are now invoicing
the stock. Mr.. Hess has not decided
just what he will do.
William Gordon, of Elkhart, had
been deprived of hearing and speech
for five months until last Monday
night, when, after several hours of
severe pain, he suddenly regalned all
his faculties.
Grandma Cross, SO years of age,
stumbled and fell on defective side
walk on CAIRO street, vest of the
Lake Erie station, and received severe
injuries on her face. 1t would seem
that there is no excuse for dangerous
sidewalks in the city.
Harry Swindell of Kalamazoo and
Thos. Rollins of Dowaglac, Mich, ar
rived in Plymouth yetterday. Both are
as genial ald pleasant as ever and are
gladly greeted by their many friends.
Tom says: 'Put Michigan down for
100, 900 majority for Roosevelt and
Fairbanks. ("
J. o. holland. postmaster at Tlppe-
canoe, is dead. We have not been
able to get particulars, but he has
many friends In the county and
wherever he was known. He was In
business at Inwood several years and
had the respect and esteem of all who
knew him.
Peter Hahn came up from Bourbon
Thursday and remained over night
going from here to Attlca mineral
springs to take baths for rheumatism