The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-10-27
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Bert Reeve.
Senator Fairbanks made thirteen
speeches in Ohio Monday and ten
more Tuesday.
@. G., Conn the band instrument
manufacturing of Elkhart, has been
awarded first prize at the St. Louis
fair.
Frank Long, residing south of town
has raised as nice potatoes this year as
can be produced in Michigan or any
other country.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Jones of Nap
panee came Saturday and spent few
days with the family of their brother,
Elmer Jones,a Donaldson.
Mrs. John G. Butler went to Fort
Wayne today to attend, the union
meeting of literary clubs as a delegate
from the Saturday Club of this city.
Appleman s. McDuffie have COM
menced making the blocks for the new
Christian church at corner of Walnut
and CAIRO streets. The location is one
of the best in the city.
There have been thirty deaths from
smallpox in Battle Greek in the past
year, and the pest house is at present
overcrowded and patients are given
inadequate shelter in tents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Roberts, of
Plymouth, spent Sunday in Rochester
with her brother, A. III. McCarter.
They are considering trip to Call
fornia for the benefit of Mrs. Roberts
health.
Rollin Ellison. the former Lagrange
banker, was Monday morning taken
to Michigon City prison, to begin his
sentence of one to three years Oh his
plea of guilty to the charge of embez-
Element.
1t is reported that General Kuro-
patkin may again take the initiative
in the Mukden neighborhood, with
the hope that by recent bad weather
he won't find it so hot as it was when
he took it before.
The editor of the Lagrange Call de-
tends Rollin Ellison. the convicted
banker, says he is honest and declares
his punishment is too severe. What
do the depoSitorS who lost money
think of the matter?
There was reunion of the family
of G. A. Marsh at Sligo. Sunday. G.
c. Marsh of Georgetown, Neb., G. B.
Marsh of Riverside, Neb., and Mrs.
Mary Strawhecker of North Dak.,
were home for a visit and the other
brothers and sisters joined them at
the old home Sunday.
Announcement was made Saturday
at Indianapolis that the Laporte high
school art exhibit had been awarded
the gold medal at the worlds fair at
St. Louis. The announcement was
made by Prof. w. A. Mills of Craw-
louisville, who was appointed by the
state commission to take charge of
| the Indiana educational exhibit at the
fair.
Rev. George A. Plug was installed
as permanent pastor of the PreSbyter-
ian church of this city Tuesday
evening. The pastors here from other
cities will be Rev. Mr.. Hill, of Ro-
chester, Rev. Mr.. Beckes of Valparaiso
and Rev. James Cooper of Bourbon.
The installation ceremonies will be
very interesting and everybody is in
vited.
John Windbigler, veteran of the
civil war, received circular which
has been sent to all old soldiers by the
democratic committee. 1t is headed
parker, Patriotism, Prosperity,
Peace. " and tells the old soldiers how
bad they have been treated by the re-
publican party. An article IN another
column of this paper under the cap
tion of Democrats and Pensions" is
a complete answer to this circular,
which Mr. Windbigler brought to our
Office as sample of how democrats are
trying to fool the "0ld b0ys."