The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-09-08
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Lewis Burkey and his sister Miss
Bertha Burliey of West township.
went to South Bend Thursday and
visitedIoyer Sunday.
Congressman Crumpacker, If Val
paraiso, will open the campaign for
the republicans in this city, Wednes-
day Sept. IA.
The American Medical Association
reports that only los cases of tetanus
resulted from Fourth of July accidents
in the United States this year, against
405 last year.
DIR. Borton, Mrs. Asphalt and Mrs.
R. E. Beebee and children left for
Chicago Friday, and from there
Mrs. Beebee returned to sher home
in Kansas City.
Two ladies who we're very promi-
nent thirty years ago, were guests at
Anderson, Indiana. last Sunday. They
were Mrs. John A. Logan and Mrs.
Oliver P. Morton.
James Casad, of Walkerton. has
filed suit against Joel Hostettler in
the st. Joseph circuit court asking for
SIS, 900 damages because Hostettler ac-
cused him of stealing corn.
Lewis Suit and family, Oliver Ma
tott and Harry Reynolds, of West
Vile and Mr.. and Mrs. Ora SWEET Of
Hanna. who attended the Jacoby re-
union Thursday returned homeFriday.
Schuyler Helm of the United States
Military Academy at Annapolis, Mary
land, came in on the 6:10 train from
the east Thursday evening for 2 visit
with his father, brothers and other
relatives at home.
| Metsker and Stoll have been chosen
to represent the democracy of the
north half of Indiana at the ESopus
banquet and visited Parker at his
home Wednesday. Both are original
Bryan reorganizers.
Mrs. Jesse Brumbaugh and children
who have been visiting Mrs. Brum-
baugh's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Zum baugh and other relatives here
several weeks, returned to their home
at Lagrange. Ill. Saturday afternoon.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rankard have
gone to Milwaukee, Wis, for visit of
two weeks with Julius RoSt and family
and other relatives In Wisconsin.
Their nephew. Geo. RoSt. who has
been visiting here, accompanied them
home.
Miss Wolf of Lindsay, California,
and her mother, Mrs. Wolf, of Tiosa
and Mr.. A. G. Spray Of Oklahoma,
visited few days last week with the
family of c. F. Jackman. They went
to Tiosa Saturday accompanied by
Monroe Jackman.
A South Whitley man purchased
revolver for his wife, and insisted up
on target practice, so that she could
, defend the home in case of his alb
, sence. After the bullet had been dug
out of his leg and the cow buried, be
, said he guessed she had better shoot
with an ak.
There were lis persons at the ia.
CODY reunion Thursday and there was
plenty to eat and much to spare and
something doing all the time. There
was large crowd and jolly good
time at the Burden reunion the same
day but we did not learn the number
present.
REV. II. E.. Butler and wife stopped
in Plymouth Friday on their way from
Winona to their home in Fulton
They were residents of Donaldson q
years ago and Mr.. Butler was a justice
of the peace but he has long been ont
of the prominent ministers of the U
8. church.
Mrs. Kate Hillsman got new pail
. of shoes at Hartle's for making the
} best guess as to how long candle
would burn. Her guess was 81 hour
and Is minutes. The candle burned
81 hours and two minutes. Mrs
Charles Wallace made the next best
guess, SO hours.
Two hundred thousand head Of
d lambs will be fed on peas in the Sar
Luis valley, Colorado, the coming
!. winter. An immense acreage of peas
! has been grown, and the crop will b
fed, without harvesting, to lambs
which will be sent into the valley
from Northern New Mexico and Utah
Some young Americans from Lapa,
beat their way to Bremen on train
Sunday, and spent the afternoon in I
boisterous and noisy manner. The,
got SO busy exhibiting their smartnes
that they missed the train, and were
compelled to make the distance to La