The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-09-08
Leroy Staley has big sale Friday,

Sept. 9.
George, Joseph and William Hen
bricks it,, have returned from a visit
OF week at the Worlds FAIR.
Good four-year-old driving horse for
sale. Will exchange for two or three
year old draft. DR>C A. BROWN.
The democrats of North township
have nominated Samuel Clabaugh for
trustee and Francis Seltenright for as
SCISSOR.
David Hetzner, marshal of Bour-
bon and his family with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Glingle are attending the fair at
Rochester this week.
Harry Coffy rode up from Indian
apolis on his wheel Monday for visit
of few days with relatives and
friends in Plymouth.
Mrs. G.. r. Repolgle, who has been
the guest of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Stone near Inwood, returned to Bat
tie Creek. Mich, Tu s ay
Plymouth now has al entire new
body of city officials, not a former
member of the council nor single old
city officer was reelected.
During the past ten days Mrs. j.
w. Siders has seemed to improve rap.
idly and hopes of her complete recov-
cry are now entertained.
The attendance at the St. Louis
fair last week was 759, 307. which also
shows what Indiana can do when it
turns its attention to it.
Peter Hahn, ex-county auditor and
present democratic candidate for trus-
tee of Bourbon township, has been
quite sick for several weeks.
Ed Butcher jr., and Miss Maude
Mosier were married Saturday even
ing by Esquire Molter. They will
make their home in this city.
Mrs. Dunbaugh has returned to her
home at Van Vert, Ohio, after visit
of a week with the families of f. j i.
aud A. j. Freshour near Rutland.
o. f. Spahr of Chicago, visited
Sunday and Monday with relatives in
this county. His wife and baby re-
mained for visit of several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kitzrow have return
ed to their home at Milwaukee, WIS
consln, after visit of several days
with the family of H. A. Carpenter
west of town.
An ice cream social Will be held at
the residence of John McFaTlin at
Twin Lake Saturday evening, Sept.
10, for the benefit of Pretty Lake
church. Everybody invited.
Urias Teller has bought the Cox
farm north Of town and his sons A. J.
Eeller of Denver, Colorado, and d. j.
Keller of Chicago were here over Sum-
day and there was family reunion at
the new home. il
James Gillespie. of Rising Sun, who
is charged with the murder of his
twin sister, Elizabeth, is to be given
a second trial on Sept. II. 1t appears
that the feeling against the alleged
assassin is stronger at Rising Sun than
ever.
Henry L. FARRELL and Mrs, Myron
Chase left Tuesday morning for the
Dakotas. Mrs. Chase goes to visit her
sister and other relatives and Mr..
FARRELL will visit his brother and
friends In North Dakota and get a
good look at the country.
G. w. Metsker left for Esopus, n.
Tuesday, where he will visit Judge
Parker and assist John B. Stoll and
other gold democrats of Indiana, in
trying to convince Parker and Bel
mont that money enough will buy
votes enough to carry the state.
Railroad men at Logansport have
donataa n bop1cor,a xpipotoxx, 70 fho
new Market street NJ. E. church. 1t
will be known as the Railroad Man IS
Window" and will have in its con-
struction the initials of the various
orders of which the donors are mem
bers.
Veterans who served in the Forty
fourth Indiana Volunteer Infantry
have received invitations to attend
the uwent-fiith annual reunion at
Hamilton, Steuben county, September
10 and 20. This is on the forty-first
anniversary of the battle of Chicka-
manga.
The report Of DR.. q. A. Brooke at
the M. E. church Sunday morning
showed the financial affairs of the
church in this city in the best condi-
tion they have been for long time.
Almost 81. 900 we're collected the past
year aside from the salary to pay of