The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-09-29
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Rev, J. S. Crowder will move his
family from Oxford to Plymouth Fri
day.
Attorney Brubaker of Warsaw,
transacted business in the city Tues
day.
County Chairman Grove will give
Autographs Of Roosevelt and Fair
banks to all who want them.
Mrs. w. S. Smith, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Harry Humrichouser re-
turned to her home at Pierceton Tues
day,
The democrats of KoSciusko equity
will hold county convention October
8 and try to put county ticket in
the field.
Miss Helen Gould will visit Peru
October IA and will be rendered re-
ception at Y. M. @. A. building 10
that city.
The Bremen fair next week prom.
ises to be the best ever held in that
wide awake town. There will be q
large attendance.
William Rish went to Kendallville
Monday and will 60 from there te
Michigan to make balloon ascensions
at some of the fairs.
II you are in need of good Shrop
shire buck, yearIing, or lamb, come
and see me, or write, JOHN. A. Nj
FARLIN, Twin Lakes, Ind. wt2
Mrs. Huff who was called here by
the serious condition of her daughter
Mrs. Frank Fletcher, returned to bel
home at Windfall Tuesday.
Jonas Miller left for Los Angeles
California, Tuesday. He will build .
residence on his property there anc
may remain permanently.
The great Bourbon fair commencing
Oct. 10, and closing Friday Afternoon
Oct. Is, promises greater attractions
in all departments than any other fail
in northern Indiana.
Nofrost In northern Indiana yet
The corn crop which seemed almost
ruined by the drought six weeks ago
now promises fair yield, and pas
lures were never better.
Mrs. George Hartman and children
have returned to their home at Mar
settles, ILL.,. after visit wish be-
father, d. A. Elicf and other rela
tiyes in this city and county.
There was small cyclone in Porter
county Sunday night. Several barns
and small buildings were blown dowr
and barn near Wanatah was destroy
ed by lightning, inflicting loss o
%, 500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Keller went
to Peru to attend the wedding of thei
son John L. Keller and Miss Lizzie
Summers, which will be solemnlzed a
the Catholic church in Peru at
O'Clock Wednesday morning.
At the 10Th annual reunion of tn,
I'D regiment held at Argoslast week
Adrian Foote of Knox, was elected
president; j. G. Barnes of Knox, vic,
president and fl. II. Williams Of Ches
terton. secretary and treasurer. I'll
next reunion will be held at Knox IL
September 1905.
The men behind the Rochester Wa
bash electric line have begun paying
up all outstanding claims. About
S.. 900 has been placed in bank at Ro
chester and men have been put I,
work on both ends of the line. 1t il
announced that the project has beer
financed and the road will be built.
DR.. Henry G. Holtzendorff came
down from Mishawaka to attend the
funeral of DR.. Reynolds. He spen1
two years in the Office with Rr. Rey
nolds, and said, HE was the bes1
friend 1 ever had He visited al
hour with DR.. Reynolds a few day.
prior to his death, and said it woult
always be one of the most pleasant
recollections Of his life.
The democrat argument for ;
change amounts to about this: "Whil'
1t is true the administration has beer
good housekeeper, frugal but moi
niggardly In spending money, h4
cared for the children, watched owe
their manners. morals, clothing, foot
and education, In short has been /
good wife to Uncle Sam, yet as she Il
now SO years old, divorce is in ordel
just for change. ;"
Mrs. Frank Fletcher, who was ad'
| judged insane last Wednesday, wal
taken toLongciiff Tuesday. She leaves
family of small children, the young
est less than three months old. Thu
family has the sympathy Of everybody
and many kind friends are giving al