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

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tives, left Thursday for Portland, Or,
to resume her position in the schools
of that city. She was a. teacher In
the Plymouth schools several years
ago.
sit was the cat''-on the roof that
frightened a woman in the household
OF DR.. A. ]. Irwin of Goshen so badly
Tuesday night that she summoned
the police force, which responded in a
body, having been given to under
stand that a burglar was cutting high
jinks.
Mrs. P. ]. Ball was badly scslded
while canning fruit Thursday. The
lid of one Of the boiling cans came of
while she was attempting TO fasten it
aud the steam and hot water
struck her in the face scalding one
side of her face and badly injuring
one eye.
W. l.. Yantiss, republican candid
date for commissioner of the third
district, was In town Thursday. Mr..
Yant'ss is thoroughly qualified for the
position, has the confidence Of all who
know HIM and ought to receive the
votes Of large majority In Marshall
county.
S. j. Hayes OF Bremen, transacted
legal business in plymouth Thursday.
Mr.. Hayes Is the republican candidate
for prosecuting attorney and is one Of
the bes. qualified men in the district
for the position. He ought to be ell
ected by a majority of at least 1000.
but Of course we can hardly expect so
much as that.
The man arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Worries and Bremen parties at Bour.
bon, was fully identified by old Mr..
Crofoot az one Of the parties who
fieeced him out Of $4,000 in card
game. He was searched after arriving
at South Bend and $3.50 was found in
his stockings, making 50, $50 so far
recovered. Crofoot is Is years old
and quite wealthy. He does not seem
to mind his loss much.
The national convention of the Lin.
coin League takes place in Indiana po-
lis on October 5 and 6, and promises
to be the grandest republican demon
stration in the United States during
this campaign. The speakers will be
Hon. L. M. Shaw, secretary Of the
treasurer Hon. w. Fl. Taft, Hon. A.
j. Beverage and Hon. George A.
Knight, Of California. A rate OF one
fare has been secured.
AS fine grapes can be raised in
northern Indiana and southern Mich
igan as in California or any other
place. This is proven by a basket OF
white grapes left in our Office which
were grown near Niles, Mich, In the
vineyard of Adolph Mohn, of South
Bend. These grapes are far better 10
flavor than any California grapes and
have been pronounced by experts to
be equal to any in the world.
Mildred Jones and Miss Martha
Elizabeth Davis were married at St.
Joseph, Mich. August Is, 1904, and
have come to Plymouth to make their
home. Mr.. Jones is a native of Eng
land and is sailor. He was In the
employ OF the Graham s. Morton com.
pany. but this city has always been
the home of his bride and they will
make their home here. He will prob
ably be employed at the Novelty fac.
tory.
j A real estate deal involving the
transfer of several thousand dollars
worth Of property, was closed recent.
| ly, in which G. M. Sarber disposes OF
his interest in Texas land to James
Shaffer, receiving from the latter the
tile mill five miles east Of Argos and
two farms near Tippecanoe and Bour.
bon. Mr.. Sarber has taken possession
of the mill and intends erecting an.
other kiln and increasing the output
by next season.-Argos Reflector.
! Rev. j. S. Crowder, the new pastor
OF the M. E. church, preached Sunday
morning and evening to large audien.
ces and made very favorable impress
sion. He is in the prime Of life.
about 35 years Of age, has a strong,
clear voice Of more than ordinary com.
pass. and his whole makeup is that OF
the old-time evangelist who was not
sensational, but preached Christ and
him csucified and made converts by
the hundred.
At the funeral of DR.. Reynolds
Tuesday afternoon only mis- family and
the pail bears were present. Rev. w.
s. Howard conducted short funeral
service. The pail bearers were DIS.
Borton, Holtzendorff. Aspinall. Knott,
Stephens and Eley. DR.. Preston drove