The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-09-22
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Rankin at Armory Thursday night.

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Mrs. Jemima Smith has gone to
Jackson, Mich, to visit her daughter,
Mrs. A. d. Austin.
Mrs. Mary Roberts, daughter of Is
rael Roberts, is quite poorly. Drs.
Knott and Preston performed an OPP
ration Monday.
Visitors from this county to the
state fair. say the weather was ideal,
the exhibits good and the attendance
was larger than usual.
The ladies of the U. B. church, who
fed the conference and gave the bes.
meals ever given In the city, gave d
free dinner to the business men OF
Plymouth Monday.
A. w. Bruner of Paoli, says that
Tom Taggart can not carry Orange
county in which French Lick is loca-
ted, II be dumps in hogshead OF
money, let alone barrel.
Fire which originated In the chair
factory of the prison at Michigan
City Saturday morning destroyed four
of the prison buildings. the estimated
loss reaching over $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs: George Hatfield of
Bourbon, went to South Bend Monday
to attend a reunion of the 21st bat
terry of which George was member
in the days that tried men IS souls.
Mrs. II. NJ. Knell of Elkhart, has
been granted a patent on a sweeper
which will sweep corners of rooms.
She is sixty years old and has been
working on the device three years.
Haste of northwestern growers to
market wheat at current prices makes
a lower close after an exciting week.
Corn declines on the belief that the
Jew crop is safe from serious damage.
Four Filipino students, sent to the
United States 30 be educated at the
expense of the government, have
gone to Bloomington to enter Indiana
university for a full three years
course.
Mrs, Alpha Windbigler visited here
several days last week and over Sum-
day going from here to Westfield to
visit her parents. Rev. Mr.. Tice and
wife before returning to her home at
Walkerton.
When the democratic orator begins
to urge reciprocity, just read him a
few extracts from the democratic
campaign book of 1902, in which reel.
procity was denounced as bitterly as
the gold standard was in 1900.
Rev. G.. l.. Mattox and wife are
visiting at Donaldson before going te
t leir new charge. Mr.. Mattox de.
sired to he retir ed, but The statiCnipg
committee retained him and sent him
to Liberty Mills, In the Fort Wayne
district.
Rev. John Coleman will preach al
the Wesleyan Methodist churches or
this circuit the coming year. Mr.
Coleman was raised ia this county and
his appointment to this work will be
appreciated by bis many old friends
and relatives.
Mrs. George Sickafoose returned tt
er home at Buchanan, Mich. Monday
She is one of the leading lady work.
ers of the St. Joseph conference and
her husband was one of the leading
preachers and organizers of the United
Brethren church.
Frederick Byrer, who for mauy
years resided three miles northwest Of
Plymouth and has hundreds of friends
in this vicinity, Is quite sick at the
home of bis son in Kosciusko county,
He is II years old and it IS feared be
will not live many months.
The republican chairman Of New
ton county deserves a chrome. His
vas the hrst county to report the re.
suit of its sixty-daY poll to the repub'
lican state headquarters. Secretary
Sims gave it a close examination,
then smiled an said; sit is very salts.
factory"
Mr.. aid Mrs. D. e. Flick of Chica-
90, Mrs. L. G.. Hartman and son,
Frank, OF Marseilles. ILL.,. who are Wis.
iting here, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
A. Hendricks, Victor Flick, Gustave
Flick, Misses Priscilla click and
Florence vanScoik of this place spent
Sunday with relatives and friends al
Payne, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Conger and
Mrs. L. NJ. Lauer accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Stebbins' or Binghamp
ton, NY, spent Monday afternoon and
evening at Culver, taking in the great
Military Academy and the beauties Of
the lake which is one Of the priettiest