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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-14

) q LOCAL NEWS 3 +;

Or. Stephens visited at Valparaiso
Sunday.
Ed. higgins was home from Valpa
raiso over Sunday.
Fred Kipfer is down from Bremen
Monday on business.
Mrs. S. M. Shakes made q bust.
ness trip to Chicago Tuesday.
Frank McCrum of Bourbon, is Wis
lting with relatives in this city.
Mrs. Charles Richenbaugh. of Bour.
bon. spent Monday in this city.
George ellison has returned from
Goshen after an absence of several
weeks.
Miss Gertrude Morsches, of Anderson
is the guest of Mr.. Ward Rayburn OF
this city.
Mrs. j. r. Losey went TO Warsaw
Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Helen Shorb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horn of Valparaiso,
visited over Sunday at Conrad Berg.
mans.
Mrs. J. M. Keyser has gone to Ham.
mond to visit a few days with friends
end relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wilt from Bour-
bon, are spending the week with Mr..
Isaac Anderson.
Mrs. Peter Felter of Ohio, and Mrs.
Furgeson of Bourbon, are visiting with
Mrs. Andrew Wade.
Miss Rosa Swartz has returned to
South Bend after visit with relatives
here and at Bremen.
Miss Grace DUR teacher of elocu-
tion and physical culture at the Wi.
mona summer school, was home over
Sunday.
Donald Cochrane, aged eight, a son
of Charles e. Cochrane printer OF
Laporte, died of lockjaw caused by a
wound from blank cartridge.
John E. johnson of Walkerton,
was in town to see the show come in
and he gave his "family" of eight
persons a dinner at Slayters.
James Rivar, who is employed in
the Mishawaka rubber factory visited
over Sunday with his parents, who re-
side just north west of Plymouth.
Mrs. James HI. Jenkens who has
been visiting her parents west of this
city, has gone to South Bend where
she expects to reside permanently.
Miss Agnes Zehner has returned to
South Bend after visit of several
daysin this city with her grand par.
ents Mr.. and Mrs. William Zehner.
Women are doing the work of rail-
road construction near Canton, China.
1t would seem that there is room for
a life size woman's movement In the
orient.
Another young man was drowned at
Lake of the Woods Saturday evening.
His name was Earle and his home was
near Wildwood. We could not get par.
ticulars.
John G. Bowles has returned from
Kalamazoo, Mich, where he spent the
wint.r and spring. He was Ia very
poor health for about three months,
but is now somewhat improved.
Mrs. Morelock and son Harry OF
West township made their weekly trip
to South Bend for the treatment OF
Harry's eyes, which have shown mark
ed improvement recently.
The only completeand authentic re.
port Of the closing proceedings e the
democratic convention given the cit
liens Of Plymouth and Marshall county
will be found In our news columns TO-
day.
: while making his ESQ foot slide for
life from the standpipe, in view Of
several hundred people at the SYRIA
cuse, Ind, street carnival Thursday
afternoon, Prof. Miller, OF Waterloo,
the performer who has been giving ex-
hibitIous daily since the show opened.
fell distance Of 30 feet, fractured
his skull, cut his face and head and
Vim probably die.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-14
Che Urtbune.
HENDRICKS & co., Publishers,

Advertisements to appear In TIE TklB
UNE mrst be In before Tuesday noon TO in
cure tneir sppsarance In the issue of that
week.
- L. aAAA
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-14

The Tribune is q newsy paper.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-14

Observation-Disclosures
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14

nunmebr meniger als Fri:ber borliege,
neil Srab iid ia iiber3sugf bat, oab er
aud aus D~ertraalolen 2dnoern ber9e-
BOLT iuerosn lam.
Diefss argument 1T tbatiddlid et-
iras mertb. Man tOnnie iid besbalb
iibsr SqnOrirung Der 6Oli iden Joros-
runaen ieitens @idters 5apIor stpas be-
rubigsn.
5odif unansenebm aber ipuroe oas
61entlide Y~swuBtlein bon Der Gdwd6e
oes Ri6ters ssgeniiber Der emp0renoen
Beleioigung oes Bottles Ourb Den
2ampsr 3OTe beriibrt. gr unterbra9
ion sruar uno iagte sd winIde ben
qlusorud, DAB Der Staat idOn 100000
an 9rab prOf;tirt babe, nidt wiecer 81
bOren" - ~oerlana.e aher nidt einmal.
oab Ger 9lnpalt me9eu ieines 9obnes
Ii6 entiduloise uno Die nieoertrdAtige
Reoensart 3uriidnebme.
Sin itdrterer Self. als 9err 3aplor,
piirOe aus Dem genebmen Oe5 SaUgars
ben Grebbeits=@r Der aan3en Suosl-
banoe ertannt nno ourd Idarfe Dis
siplinirunQ oes Worifiihrers on ieiner
Bar Die Ipdtere Geudifr0blidieit an
Der anoeren Bar" erbeblid berabae=
ftimmt baben. SD babe Niemanoen
ein 2eio 3usefiist uno wiibtc nidt,
iparum meine 6reunOe mid i'm Slide
laien iolten" -faqte 3rab 9eliern.
@ewiB Ooae Inter IiiiBun9 ieiner
Grsunoe miro ibm osSOnni; es iudre
idlimm in Der Welt, tpenn alie Greuno=
i6aft iid in 3siisn Der NOtb in Ni6ts
Der fltidtigie.
9ie Greunol6aft bari aber nidt in
Der Weiie. ME bier, CUR GdlIdung Der
offeutliden Meinuna miBbraudt ;uer-
Den oaB elmer, neil er 9unoerttauieno
3baler : Wdnner uno MiDiondre 81
gomplicen bat, OaS Bolt uno ben
Gtaat, bic Redtldafsnbsit uno ole
Rsdtspasge Dsrbobnen oiirfe.
sd babe teinem etiuas su ltios ge-
tban", meint Rrab, neil er ueoer oes
StraBenraubes, nod oes Moroes, nod
Der Gbsdidlidung besidtiat niro.
SIT fortgsieBtsr MIbbrauh Oes Wers
~trauens tauIeuoer bon QDdblern niht
~eeiO" 9enug
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14


Qeiter, Rinoen, 9rape3, Sprun9brett
uno Geoerbrett, 3unoIauf uno Ge-
midtea gum Stemmen; uno niht 3u
oergeEen i'm binteren 0ofe Elm Mpparat
gum @ebrwerfen uno Stabipringen.
Wafsr mlieferte cine groBe eiisrne
punipe. pelds Direct i'm Yoroertbeil
oes SurnIaales angebradt mar, uno
pelde neben anoeren guten gigen-
fhafteu oiejeniee beIab, oab tie eineu
bonn 9ed a~bfIieasnosn Burner bapor
bewabrte, nit Der ~ dlteinnauer In
Conflict 5u eeraihen. 0ieielbe bers
binbcrie niht, bah Der ungliidli9e
turner alrm unb Ysin brad ooer elm
balb DubenO 3dbne Opferte, bod i'm
geminen WaBe oienie fe GIG Sdubs
mdhter, uno bas tcar aud gles.
Der Turner OSer 3oslin9 uidelte iid
am 3%urnabeno 81 0auIs feline 9urn=
boien. Shube uno 0emlo in cine Sci.
tung uno 3og fr0hlid our 5urnballe.
BORT 3og er i'm 9~urniaale ielblt feline
S~traBenileiosr unb S9ube aus. bdnQtc
bic 4lei0er OH einen in Der Suribale
au9ebradten Nagel, mari fid in Iein
Surn.G oitlim uno ilrnte brauf los.
Mm gnbs bes 3urnabeno. nahbem Ell
cine geb0rige portion bon Staub per-
idIudt bate, 900 er iib trisoer oil,
gin9 mad 9auie, po ibm oann bic
@ele9snbeit geboien uuroe, Sdmeif
uno Staub ab3aDaiden.
IS tlin9t u~niersn jsbigen 3urnerr
reat ionoerbar, oab unter folden um-
Iidnosn es i~iberbaupt Burner un0 30a-
hinge 9ab, bod es biloeten fih 5u jener
3eit iiidtige Burner beran, ebenio uie
Ipdter inter Disl an3iebeHoeren geoin-
0ungen. gls prOpa9anOamittel Tlr
Die quite Sade Ger 3urnersi. lieben
oiele lmlfdnoe re9t biel gu fuiiniden
iibrig.
Nls nun Die 6paltung lam, bate
ieoer Werein bios Elm Yruhtbeil Der
friibsren WitglirOer un0 9urnenoen.
Der II. Z. arbeitetc nit gifer, UNI lid
cine eriitena 3u ihcfen, Der s. @. 3.
Inn Ii9 pom unteraanae gu reiten.
Sine Ripaletie 5miiden ben beioen Wers
sinen entlprang, pelde be5wedte, oab
i'm Surnen nod ME Dagepeienes ge-
l%eiitet ipuroe. Wdbreno man In bieier
Weiie ben 9aupt5iped oes 3nrnuereins
Yorianb i%eiIie:e, 10 iuuroe aud Der
iOasnannfe paifiDe Turner niht uer=
9eRen. Das aeielibaItlide 9eben muroe
sebeat unO sepflsQt uno es Oauerte nidt
lan0e big bsioe gereine erbeblide Sort
Ihritte madten.
QaHen Gle uns nun bic ~gegenirdrs
tige Gage Der 3urnbereine unb oes
5urnens ms Nhiae faiien. en- jeoer
0ifentli9en Shuls unb in jeoer gr=
siebunasaniialt lit oas 9urnen ein obli=
gatoriIdsr 16sil oes eebrpIanes. gei-
rahe jeoer ameritanii6e Belhdftsmann
iowobl wie feline Nngelte0ten baben els
men iosenannten npbpiical Culture"
Mpparat i'm 6auie. unsdblige per-
ioneu be3ablen ibr tbeurr5 @elb uuI
burd ole log. Gorreiponoens.W etbobe
3urnuntsrridt 81 erbalten ; In Der
3bai. oas 3urnen uno bauptIdblid
bas oeutfde 9urnen bat fd iiberaa
Oerbreiiet uno einqebiiraert.
llnb lpie itebt es nit ben 3rrnber.
eineu ielbf? Wo bis gum l. Sanuar
1879 in Snoianapolis Elm ein3iqer
3~urnbsrsin, nit iuenigsr als bunoerl
Mitalieoern beltanb in elmer Staot Die
oamals $4,000 ginmobner 3dblte. ia.
ben mir isbt hrei srOBe tonanaebenOs
Wersine nit elmer MitalisoI6aft bon
eirea 1000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14

Sin alaemeines .2b" aber entfubr
unmiafirlt6 ben 2ippen Der YeIu9sr,
als ploblid auf Der Miite oeS YOr-
ban9es Die Snitialen ~. I. v" in
meibem. iiber oenielben Die 3abl 1879
in rotbem, ilno unter ben guditaben
Die 3abl 1904 in blauem gidte ere
frablten.
9iele funtelnoe Decoration iibte
cine beltridenbe Wirtuug auf Die ye,
iuder aus, melde bur6 bic geiammte
sauberbafte Decorirung oes Saales. Die
ben gebriiber Bertermann mieoer eins
nal su ebre 9ersidte, bon ~oorntersin
in cine edte weibeUOle 6eftl!immung
9erietbsn.
Der Speiieiaal uno Die g1neipe"
truasn sbenfaas feitlide @ewdnoer.
NaAoem Yerder's Ordeiter Die Qua
Oerture at Rapmono bon 9bOmas abs
%iolbirt bate, belt bierauf 9err
@ george SeiDenfider folasnoe
gegriibungs .Aniprade:
g6infmO5wanSie Sabre lino pergan-
gen ieIt jenem Neujabrsiaae, on weI-
dem 33 Mit9lieoer Oes 9nbianapOlis
Socialen 5umpereins. NIT Grimm
uno gntriiItung ibren iibrisen 9ersins.
b~erbiinoeten ben Ridden iebrten uno In
oer friiberen Wo3art 6alle ben llnab=
bdn9igen 8urnDersin %9riinoeteu. Mo=
natelang 5upor batten IN jeoer yers
iommllng beftise Debattsn bic Sc
miitber Der Wit9lieoer erreat, ulo
Gpaltutg Oes Nereins mar nidt nlr
borausiebbar, iOnbern unausbleiblid.
DAB unter Den Dbmaltenoen llmitdnoen
man6 bitteres Wort geiprodsn, oaB
Iogar Die 6eboe bon yereinsangelegsl-
beiten ms priDate uno Qeiddftllde
IVeben ii%bertragen nuroe, tam nsdt
perleugnet werOen; oaB jene Spaltung
aber Der Ga6e Der 3urnerei in Der
Staot Snoianapolis einen grOBer yor=
i6ub ~leiliete uno eber ais ein Segen
ais ein llngliid an5uIeben lit, mill id
ourd cine tur5e Yeira6tuns Der oamas
ligen uno ge9enwdriigen 3uiidnoe gu
beweiien Iu6en. lin ben 6orii9riit
fdarf gu oeIiniren, weroen Sic mir
erlauben. In tur3sn Worten oas ms
9lu9e QefaBte 3iel ocs friibsren 9urn-
bereins gu mariiren. uno IN welder
Weile man perIu9te, oaiielbe gu Ell.
reihen.
Die 0auptauf0abe Der 3urnbersine
gu iener 3eit mar, ourh anreaenoes
yeiipiel Den @runoIab oeS 9urnbaters
Sabn: Gin seiunoer Self fam III
in einem ~9eiunOen R6rper beitshen",
Al bermirlliden, o0er nit anoeren Wor=
ten: bas oeutide Snrnen Dem amerifa=
IniIdeu Yolie 5ur %algcmeinen Nnnabme
III empIeblen. SD bin mir nobl be-
wubt. Oab auf ben Surners9 agIatun-
gen gentle prin5ipisn uno @runbidbe
oebattirt uuo angenommen muroen,
bod lino oieIelben niemals iue;ter our
@eltuna getOmmen. als i'm 3urnerbunoe
lelber.
Nus mas bslano nun Der einaige
9urnberein In S~nbianapolis Dor Der
@riiuonng oes jebigen ll%nabbdnsisen
9urnpereias? CUR 3eit Der 3rennung
3dblte oerIelbe nidt gan5 bunoert Dit
elieber, actipe uno paIlibe. Mir batten
cine actiDe &iege uno cine 30glingss
@lafe, uelde 5uiammen turnien, uno
sine nit Miibe lilo Hotb ~3uiammsnges
trommelte uno ebenlo 9ebaltene 9urn-
TduIe. @eturnt mur0e. In Der Dale
an Der Marplano-S traBe, unb Die Nus-
Hattune ~Oerielben beltanb aus einenl
Red, einem Barren, elmer tuageredien
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14

Ser .~llnabbdngige 5%urnpersin"
feierte geitsrn Iein iilbernes Subslfeif.
6infunoswan3ig Sabre waren I'M
3eitsnltrOme oabinserauidt, feitoem 33
tbattrdftiee 3ielbewuBte Mdnner ben
Granddaughter Turnuerein" 9riinoe.
ten. Qils Dem sartsn Bdumden, weldes
lie 0amals pilan3ten, 1T Elm ltartsr
trdIiiger Baum aemoroen. Der es nit
ieoem Sturm uno Wetter detroit aufs
nebmen tann.
Der yersin bate bon Mnfang OH
oas Slid, oab er bon umfidtigsn
Mqnnern seleitet muroe, oenen oas
W9bl uno QDebe oesislben am 0er3cn
laG. sic erm09lihten, oab Der yer-
Elm 6sute Elm prddiiges 0eim Iein
Gisen nennt, in msldem in erlter 2inie
wobl bic Sntereien Der 3urnerei GEE
ma6rt peroen. aber audi oeutidt ges
Ielioteit grbegt uno gepflegt miro. gr
mar bon jebsr cine Siiee oes Deuiid.
ttums, Gin grbalter uno G0rOerer Der
cettiden Gpra6s unO Siiten uno es
giqbt teine einiise oeuiite Yeitrebuna
In Snoianapolis, welde sr niht init
unterfibte.
Miemals bat er cine OIL i'm ergan9ene
9luioroerung, m%ii5umirten, abaelebnt
uno Diele Wale bat er gum Grfolgc
zines osutiden GeIies tbaifrdfti9 beige
tragen. aein Wunoer oaber, oab Ell
nit ben oeutIdsn ysrsincn, IOule aud
nit Den Sdmeiters3 urnqemeinoen oui
IreunbldafilIdem ino cameraoIdaftli-
dem 6nbe itsbt.
l@ern bdtte er bieIelben geItern gu lei.
mem SubelIeifs als @dife bel lid geIe-
ben, ALIEN Der Baum ma 81 beIdrdnit,
od Der Yerein Ielbit beianntlid iiber
sine iebr srOBe Ansabl Mitglieoer Oer'
Figt.
0irecte ginlaoungen paren bnber
nur al Die beioen qltmeiiier 0es @e-
Ianges, grnlt 2nooel uno Carl 9arus,
an 9srrn prOfeRor gmmerid uno ben
Wdnnerdor" er9angen. Mit Dem
1lbtsren perbinoen ben felf9ebenoen
ytrein felt ieinsm YeItsben Die ludrmlten
Gteuuoidaftsbanoe. Ser ~Mdnner'
DIOR" bat ibm einl beim eriten 6elie
iein Wiegenlieo geiungen uno biels
UIale baben tie gemeinIbaftlide Inter
baltungen b~eranfaltet.
5 m j { II q 10 q b {.
Nom ME slibDr waren Die Rdume
oss llnabbdnaisen 5urnpereins in 10
munoerpoler Weiie becOrirt. als ME
gtlern am iilbsrnen Subeifelfe. SdOn
Der 5rcppenouiaan9 unO bas Yeifibule
oeuieteu nit ifrem reiden S9mud
BON glattgewddien or, oab in Der
Sale etpas b%sionoerss Dor iid geben
triro.
Mber 0ieIer Ghmud beri6wanb Dor
Der mardeuid0nsn Deeoration bes
Codes. Seoe Sdule mar init Simmer.
agan umwunben @uirlanoen aus oeE!.
ieIben Material, ourdwoben bon
ROien. 3ogen iid Ead alien Selien am
blafono oabin; Der Balloon ober pel
III einen fOrmlitsn 2aunbegang ber'
panbelt, uno jeoe e%inaelne 2aubs
Ianbie elm aus ben 9inoern GiOra's
Bebiloster Yaloadin.
paimen uno anoere tropiIde @e.
middle tparea su beiOen Soften Der
Yiibue anaebradt. mdbreno Dor Der.
Islbsn sabIreiAe tleirs Ylattpflan,st
oas sluge oes gsiuders e~rireuie. Nabe.
gu tauienb electriide @liiblidter Iiigtea
aus ben 1uirlanben luie fdimmeruo'
leudtidfer bsruOr iino i4ufen Elm
ma9iIdss. saubsrIf4es 9iAt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14

gauerIaubniB define:
George Gticomann, 1911 OH New
Y0ri. &sparaturen, $500. - Grau
.. 9. 9oainssmorth. 90 @utb. Re-
paraturen, 800. - Sos. j. Glad,
WaH. 81 9slamars, Reparaturen
S7C0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14

DtulHitlls lDlH uhtlH 6u lDilgtl Olut9t
Deibelfen tonnteE. uno mo9e er iieis Der
Werpfi6tungen eiuaeoent iein. bic er
oieien Uldnneru I4aIoet!
Nm 1. 3an. 1904 wmroe in Der
Wolenoorf Ctr. $50 3u Berlin Gin
9ureau s%roIfnet. oas IN allsr Stille Den
IoBia!en yslirebunsen BON pribatsn uno
Vereinen als Sammeltunft uno Stiib:
Oienen nil. Die Tiittel au ieiner
uuierbaltuug iueroen bon benz SnIti.
tut fir @smeiupobl in 6rantfurt am
Drain, Der WsIsli6aft .So5iale
praris", benz Ysrsin fur So5ialpoliiii
Der Weieli6aFt fir ~io8iale aeform uno
ourd Die freiuiaiaen Yeitrdae bon
6reuuben oss llniernebmens aufge-
bradt. Inter Der Qsitun9 oes 0er-
oussebers Der Wo6enidrift vSosials
praris", prOf. brande, psroen oes=
baIb Die aif Berlin bs5iigIiden Setre-
iarintsaeIddfie Der ~genannten Treien
Yereiniqungen bier in traHlidem Nes
bensinanoer erleoiet meroen.
glls cine ~Ielbltdnoige gufgabe miro
oas Bureau 3uaddIt bic Sdafung
elmer SeOermann susdnaliden Biblio,
.tet Tir iOSialpOlitiIde liierariIds qr.
beiten uno zines glrdibs Iiir Hoti3en
bon iOSialpolitiidem Sntsreiie in Qn=
grin nebmm. Den yeiuhern oes
Q~eie3imniers uno ieinen Gorrelponoen-
ten lriro bon Den geanten OeS Bureaus
audi in bibliOsrapbiiden uno apss.ten
lilerariI1en bragen &atb uno Aads
Deis ertbeilt Deroen. Cur SeipreduLg
uiro io3ialpOlitiIhen Yereinen uah
neutrality-suspicious. Elm gceignetel
Raum tOltenlos CUR yerfh9ung Gslteai
weroen. YeiOnOerer Wsrtb Mrs oa.
raul aeIeat ioeroen, zen ni1t orqani.
frten Arbeiiern, bic geipObnlid in
Stseitfdpen NIT Den Nrbeitssbern obel
bel StOrun9en ibrer grlperbstbdiiotei
gang ratllos oalte5en, Die ycnubung
Der liaatlihsn, ftdotiidcn uno yereins'
S%niiitutiOnsn fir RehtsIdub. Der.
iderunSsmeien, gtrbeiteridub, Wo6'
nunasbsitanun yermiitslung Dor
4rbeitsgelsgenbeit etc. 81 erleidtern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14

llnieru @liidwnnId benz olluab.
bdn9i9en 3urnperein" gu Isinsr Sils
bsrIsisrl M0ee IS i6m ME an iOldcn
Dsdnnsrn fsblen. Die, mie Die jebiesn
geamten. inn allein su FOLDER ylitbe
Oeibelien tOunter. unO mOse sr itsts Der
Werpfi4tungsn eiuaeOent ieiu. bic er
oieien Wldnnern I4aIoet!
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-03-09
What Fruit for Farmers?

In answering the question asked me,
I do rot know that exactly under
stand what the question implies. The
word "fruit" has number of differ
ent meanings and applications. Ac-
cording to Webster, Fruit.in general
sense. means whatever the earth pro-
duces for the nourishment Of animals,
or for clothing or profit. Among the
fruits of the earth are included not
only corn of all kinds, but grass, cot
ton, fax, grapes. and all cultivated
plants. In more limited sense, the
produce of tree or other plant; the
last production for the propagation or
multiplication of its kind; the seed of
plants or the part that contains the
seeds, as wheat, rye, oats, apples,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-03-09
Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured.

William Shaffer, brakeman of
Dennison, Ohio, was confined to his
bed for several weeks with inflamma-
tory rheumatism. 81 used many re-
needless" he says. Finally / sent to
McCaw's drug store for bottle of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, at which
time was unable to use hand or foot,
and in one weeks time was able to 90
to work as happy as clam" For sale
by Engbretson's Pharmacy.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-03-09
Waketul Children,

For long time the two year old
child of Mr.. p. l.. Mcpherson, SO N.
Tenth St., Harrisburg, Pa, would
sleep but two or three hours in the
early part of the night. which made
it very hard for her parents. HeI
mother concluded that the child had
stomach trouble, and gave her half of
one of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets, which quieted her
stomach and she slept the whole night
through. Two boxes of these tablets
have effected permanent cure and
she is now we'll and strong. For sale
by Engbretson's Pharmacy.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-03-09
RIDGEwAY.
From the Review. }

". H. Klemme left for Dubuque
Tuesday night.
A. Wheeler made business trip to
Calmar Tuesday.
Josie Holland visited at Cresco the
first of the week.
Henry Xavier went to DEBORAH yes.
terday afternoon.
Gus Bakken is the new butter maker
at the farmers creamery.
Mrs Ed Bakken and Miss Marie
Bakken went to DEBORAH Tuesday for
few days visit.
Mrs. Geo. Schamel, of DEBORAH, re-
turned to her home yesterday after
spending a few days with relatives
and friends here.
Ellison Orr was in town yesterday
in the interests of the Standard Tele-
phone Co.
William Brinkman was born in
Russen, Hanover, Germany, Aug. 5,
1924. When less than year old his
parents emigrated to America, landing
at Baltimore in 1925. From there
they went to near Pittsburg, Pa.
When about ten years of age he went
to CINCINNATI, Ohio and few years
later. he with his parents moved to
Dearborn Co., Ind. In about the year
1914 he was married to Kathren Rem
ner to which union several children
were born, of whom only one is liv-
ing, Mrs. Sarah Coba of Spring
Ranch, Neb. In the year 1854 he
moved with his family to Clayton
county, Iowa. Soon after his wife
died. In 1857 he was married to Bar
bara O. Christina. To this union
four children were born, all of whom
are living, William f. Brinkman of
Osakis, Mimi, George W. Brinkman,
Ridgeway, Mrs Mary A. Butz, Ridge
way, and DR.. John E. Brinkman of
Waterloo, Iowa. In 1893 he sold his
farm and on March /, 1894, moved
with his wife to Ridgeway, where
he lived with his daughter. Mrs. Will
Butz, until his decease In August 1850
he Joined the Methodist Episcopal
church and in August 1851 he was con-
verified at camp meeting near Larns-
burg, Ind, conducted by Rev. Hen
key. He was faithful to his God and
loyal TO his church, taking an active
part in all church work. His place
at public worship was never empty,
unless avoided by sickness. He was
admired by all who knew him for his
beautiful christian character. and his
testimonies were an inspiration to all
who heard them. He departed this
life Feb "a, 1904, having lived seven
ty-nine years and seven MONTHS. The
He died as he lived, sweetly trust
ing in Jesus. He leaves wife, five
children, fourteen grandchildren, and
several great grandchildren, and a
host of friends to mourn his loss.
Mrs. Roena Libbey was born in San
ford. Maine, January 20, 1929. Died
Feb. 20, 1904, at the age of seventy
five years, one month and two days.
She was married April 3, 1852 to
Luther S. Libbey. To them were born
three children, one son and two
daughters. They moved from Maine
to Iowa in 1857, where they settled on
place about two miles east of the
present home. They lived there about
three years, after which they pur-
chased the present homestead, and
moved onto it in 1860. Her husband
died Jan. 3, 1892. She leaves to
mourn her loss three children, l.. o.
Libbey of Woonsocket, S. D.. Mrs. @.
f. Teetshorn of Lincoln township,
and Miss Cora V. Libbey. Two
brothers and sister also mourn her
loss
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-03-09
FORT ATKINSON.
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(From the Times.
Chas Plomteaux was Calmar
visitor Tuesday.
Mike Bak u la came home from Cresco
Tuesday.
Geo. Weist took load of -four to
Eden Tuesday.
M. Hnudek was a Postville visitor
Wednesday.
Joe Perry was In town Wednesday
from st. Lucas.
j. ]. Pelikan transacted business at
st. Lucas Wednesday.
Carl Meyer was down from Calmar
Tuesday, on business.
Frank Schneider went to Dubuque
Wednesday on business.
Miss George Bush was in town
Tuesday from New Hampton.
Fred Etteldorf of Festina was in
town Wednesday on business.
Bly, Pivot took load of "Weists
Best -four to Protovin Wednesday.
Henry Witte and Mr.. Kauth of st.
Lucas were in town Wednesday.
City Assessor Chekal has been max
ing the rounds of the city the past
week.
Paul Dunn night operator at Jackson
junction was in town Wednesday fore
noon.
Otto Book has the contract for the
erection of tine f. A. Schneider resi-
dence this spring.
Miss Francis Schneider went to
Lime Springs Wednesday for visit
with her sister Mrs. Burns.
f. A. Huber came down from Ores
co Wednesday afternoon for days
visit with his parents.
Joe Walenta returned to Calmar
Wednesday after a two weeks visit
with the Krivachek family.
Henry Thuente and wife of near
Festina were at the Meyer home in
this city Wednesday afternoon.
f. A. Schneider went to Waterloo
Tuesday to buy material for his new
residence which he will erect this
spring.
James Maroon of Waucoma was in
town Wednesday transacting business
aud shaking hands with his many
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Glass returned
Tuesday from two weeks visiting
trip to Strawberry Point, Dundee,
Oelwein, Sumner and New Hampton.
From the amount of lumber and
building material that is being hauled
from this place every day, one would
judge there is to be considerable build
ing done this spring.
Geo. BroRhammer who has resided
south of Festina number of years
loaded two cars of farm machinery
and live stock at this place Wednesday
which he will ship to Dell Rapids, s.
D., where he intends to make his fu-
ture home.
Miss Mary Novak was down from
Calmar Thursday afternoon visiting
her parents.