The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-08-25
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Inc price or Wneat mas declined
slightly this week.
Miss Lizzie Dickson is visiting rela-
tives in South Bend.
Frank Ryan. of Fort Wayne is visit
ing at Dan Browns.
Ben and Claude Switzer are visiting
relatives at Hammond.
Bessie Matthews has gone to War
saw for a visit of week.
Mrs. Eli Boone of Tyner. visited at
J. F. Langenbaugh'S Wednesday.
Rev. l. Rothenberger and J. B. Car
ter are at Winona this week.
Mrs Addie Seider and daughter, of
this city are visiting in South Bend.
There will be big crowd at the old
settlers picnic at Lapaz Thursday
Washington Knoblock'S pension
has been increased to twelve dollars
per month.
Mrs. Fred Shoemaker and son,
John, are visiting relatives at Mich
igan City.
Rev. j. PreSsnall is attending the
Wesleyan Methodist annual conference
at Fairmount.
Earl North has returned to South
Bend after a visit 0f few days at his
home in this city.
MesdameS Lydia Appleman and
Eliza Long have gone to South Bend
to visit over Sunday.
Misses Stella Compton and Serepta
Cochrane of Bourbon, have accepted
positions in South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs Hoffman. of Argos,
are visiting at Otto Alberts and spend
ing few days at Pretty Lake.
Gust Piuinsky, the man who fell
down stairs Sunday was taken to the
county farm today. He will recover.
Miss Viva E. Russell of Donaldson,
has gone to Laporte to resume her
studies in the academy the attended
last year.
The 10th annual reunion of the 73d
Ind. Regiment will be held at Argos,
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 21
and %, 1904.
Mrs. Murdoch and daughter Ruth,
of South Bend, are guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank HumrichouSer
north of town.
Edward ]. Duckett has returned to
his home at Maxwell, Ind, after a
visit with his daughter, Mrs. George
Long, north Of town.
1t is somewhat disconcertiug to the
New York markets to have the local
sausage men go on strike during the
prevalence Of the dog days.
Mrs. j. E. Houghton has returned
from visit of almost three months
with her daughter at ConnerSville and
relatives at Greenfield, Iud.
Before asking too inSistently for
help from the miners, the striking
butchers might take into conSidera.
tion the fact that the miners are not
without prospective troubles Of their
own.
Fred Gilbert stole bicycle at South
Bend Saturday and sold it for five dol
lars. He confessed his crime and was
sentenced to Jacksonville from to
years.
Nelson Alleman one of the old SET
tiers Of Plymouth, died at Chicago
Wednesday and the remains will be
brought to Plymouth for burial, but
we have no particulars.
Leroy Staley will have sale of per-
sonal property at his farm four miles
southeast Of Plymouth, Friday Sept.
9. He is going back to Louisiana be-
cause the climate there keeps him
strong and healthy.
Rev. E. A. Labounty has been ap-
pointed to preach for the Methodist
Protestant churches in this county.
The Walnut Grove and Mount Olive
churches and church in Tippecanoe
township belong to that organization.
Miss Stella Brink, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James H. Brink, was married
at her home ia South Bend Tuesday
evening to Mr.. Elbin Henry. Miss
Brink was born in Plymouth and grew
to womanhood here, where she has
best wishes of scores of friends.
William Morrison arrived from Oc-
mulgee, Indian Territory, Tuesday
afternoon. He is in excellent health
and says his town has grown from
village OF 200 to city OF 5000 since
he located there. His son, Earl, who
is graduate of the Plymouth schools
is now teacher in the Indian schools.
Hon, Jonh w. Baker of the Colum-
bia City Commercial was here WedneS-
day for his mother who has been visit