The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-09-22

j Speaker Cannon bad 2 rQusin
meeting at South Bend Thursday eve
ming. -
Mrs. Weaver and Mrs. Bennett, o
Buchanan, Mich. are visiting at Mar
shall Greer's.
Mr.. and Mrs. JSigmund Mayer ar
visiting their SON and daughter il
Kansas City. w
| Mrs. John G. jilson and her father
B. F. Shearer, have gone to Chicago
| for visit of week.
The veterans of the 10th Indiana
Volunteers will hold their annual re
union at Elkhart, Oct. 6.
Henry Wittmack a brother OF Loui!
Wittmack Of this city, died suddenly
at Valparaiso Friday Of heart disease
The Warsaw Jail did not contain 9
prisoner during the first six months
of the present year confined on a jai
sentence.
The blood hounds brought to Pack
erton Thursday to try to find the post
office robbers, were failure, just a.
blood hounds most always are.
Sam Gretzinger and Frank South.
worth have gone to the st. Louis Ex-
position and will visit number OF
points in the southwest before return
ing home.
And still Prof. Herring keeps right
on cutting ice in smaller chunks and
saying nothing about the honors be
wants to see Mr.. Shively accept.-Go
shen Times.
The Pennsylvania excursion train
was divided into three sections and
took over twenty coaches loaded with
passengers into Chicago. About I2O
tickets were sold at Plymouth.
! James II. Castleman. recently a
candidate for the democratic nomin-
alton for sheriff, was married last week
TO Mrs. John Medbourn, at Niles,
Mich. They will live at Misnawaka.
Mrs: L. w. Quick and daughter of
ST. Louis, went to Walnut to visit ov-
er Sunday. They have been visiting
Mrs. Quick's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Leonard in this city about two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bower, of
Waukegan, Ill, who have been visit
log the family of e. w. Baker in this
city, went to Pulaski and Benton
counties to visit before returning
home.
Mrs. George P. Warner of Indianap-
oils, who with her babe. has been
visiting several weeks with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Pomeroy,
returned home Saturday.
frank Rays horse got scared as
Frank was going home from town just
after dark jumped, broke the single
tree, pulled Frank out over the DASH
board, cutting his head and face and
bruising him generally.
Lewis E. Harris has gone to North
Dakota to put in a Touring mill.
Mr.. Harris is a fine mill-wright
and carpenter and in addition he is a
good blacksmith and general machin-
list and a first class barber.
Mrs. James e. Houghton has gone
to Arlington in the state Of Washing
ton to make her home during the win
ter with her sister, Mrs. Angie Grant.
She will spend few weeks in Chicago
on ner way to the far west.
James Brackett, of Claypool. whose
mother died two or three weeks ago,
and whose father has been dead about
six years, has come to Plymouth to
make his home with his uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Mcdonald
He is about sixteen years old.
Despite the fact that his obituary
has appeared in publications all oyer
the county, Alexander Ferguson. lie,
the oldest man in Indiana and one of
the oldest in the United States. is
still alive at his home near Gilman,
in the western part of Grant county
The LaSalIe Paper company, Of
South Bend, is said to be negotiating
for the purchase OF the Consolidated
Paper compony's plant in Elknart.
The Consolidated is the company with
which Walter Brown, sent to prison
in. connection with the Indiana Ma
tional bank failure, was interested.
The South Bend Times thinks the
raising of potatoes will call for greater
attention in this country in the fu.
ture. For several years the crop has
been unequal to the demand. The
demand for potatoes will ALWAYS be
great, and as population is rapidly in
creaSino there is no great nrohahjlitv