The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-08-18

property near the west end Of Caro-
street.
Miss Nellie Wheeler has returned to
Warsaw after visit OF three days
with her sister and numerous friends
in this city.
A. B. Perkins has returned to his
home at Bourbon after a visit since
Sunday with bis son, Frank Perkins,
in West township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kelver and two
children left Tuesdayfor Blue Springs,
Neb., for visit of two weeks with
Mrs. Kelver's mother and other rela-
tives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Richie of Mish-
awake have returned home after a
visit of a few days with Ira's parents,
Mr.. al d Mrs. S. L. Richie northeast
of this city.
There will be less than half crop
of corn in Marshall county, this year
and the wheat crop was failure, but
Marshall county farmers are still in
pretty good shape.
Mr.. John Pierce, manager of the
Bremen pickle plant, with his wife
and Mr.. Guy Pierce and Mrs. Harsch
and daughter Evelyn visited at A. R.
Underwood's Sunday.
Isaac n. Becker, of Nob!esyille,
who has been spending a few days
with his parents in this city, returned
home Tuesday. His mother, Mrs. A.
Becker, accompanied him home.
Wheat scores another advance on
fears of damage to the Manitoba crop
and on additional damage Northwest
Dry weather also affects corn trade.
Larger interest in oats and provisions.
Mrs. Carpenter has gone to Pauld-
ing, Ohio to visit her sister and will
visit her son o. A. Carpenter and a
sister at Detroit before returning
home. She will be gone about ten
days.
Postmaster Iden of Bourbon was IN
Plymouth Tuesday for the first time
since the streets were paved and was
surprised and pleased at the improve
ments he noted almost everywhere in
the city.
Oliver Heckaman, of Bremen, Ind,
was united in marriage to Miss Chloe
Jones, of wildwood, at the clerks Of
fee in Warsaw, by Squire W. H. Filler
on Monday morning, Aug. Is. The
couple will reside at Bremen.
Mrs. d. R. Richardson of Chicago.
is visiting her lister Mrs. B. NJ. Sey-
bold in this city, her father Joseph
Chase and her brother near Tyner,
her sister at Bremen and other rela-
tiyeS in this county this week,
Rev. Earl North, who is supplying
a PRESBYTERIAN charge IN st. Joseph
county this summer, preached at Hope
Presbyterian church, South Bend Sum-
day and came to Plymouth Monday
for a visit OF a few days with his
parents. i
Mr.. Albertus Carlyle. for several
years resident of Tippecanoe town.
ship and Miss Essie blanchard, of near
Culyer, were married in Plymouth
Tuesday. They went to Culver Tues
afternoon and after a short wedding
trip will make their home in Ply
mouth.
Harry Brewer, son of Harrison
Brewer, residing northeast of Argos
died in Colorado Sunday. He was
about % years old and had been in de-
clinlng health several years. The re-
mains were brought home for inter-
ment and funeral services were held
Wednesday.
James p Goodrich, chairman of the
republican state committee, and John
L. Norman, chairman of the district
committee were in Plymouth Tuesday
and discussed the political situation
with republicans from all parts of the
county. They expect Indiana to give
large republican majority in n ovem-
Der.
The Ladies Society of the Presby-
terian church will meet on Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Robert Hume
two miles east of the city. Convey
ances will leave from A. G. Hnme's
residence on the south side and Mrs,
Dials store on the north side at $50
O'Clock. Ten cents for the round trip.
ALI are invited to join in tho outing.
The high price Of meat brings all
sorts of diet cranks to the front. The
latest to appear is New Jersey citi-
zen who reports himself happy and
flourishing after a daily ration of a
cucumber in the morning, raw tur-
nip or potato in the middle of the day
and light supper of nuts. Too much