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

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Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Leland have gone
to Rochester to visit for week.
w. E. Bailey is visiting his SOD,
Norman, at WelIsboro this week.
Mrs. Julia Thomson has gone to
Pontiac, Mich, to visit relatives.
The Vandalia will run an excursion
to Indianapolis Sunday, Sept. II,
Fare for round trip, sl.25.
FOR SALE-A rubber tire, reed
BODY gu-cart, in fine condition. Call
at this Office for particulars.
Mrs. d. NJ. Beckner of South Bend,
visited at her old home a few miles
south of Plymouth this week
Mrs. Bell of Chicago. has been Wis
iting Mrs. G.. w, Baxter and other
relatives in this city this week.
DR.. Murphy and wife, of Denver.
Ind. visited their daughter, Mrs. w.
III. Matthews in this city this week.
Plymouth schools opened this week
with a large attendance and every
thing in excellent shape for success
full school year.
Mary j. Freshour residing near Rut-
land has filed suit for divorce from
Thomas j. Freshour. J. d. McLaren
is her attorney.
This is splendid corn weather and
farmers say if the frost keeps OF they
will have considerable corn notwith-
standing the drouth,
Mr.. Gust Rosenbaum and family
have returned to their home al Ham
mond after visit here with ice tam
lily Of Mr.. Holderman the butter ma
ker.
John n. Voreis of Green townchip,
who has been in the United States
Navy over year. became seriously Ill
and was discharged. He reached
home last week.
Mrs. Anna Woodward. of Reading,
Mich. arrived Tuesday for visit Of
several days with her brother, John
Zeiders in this city and her parents
| northeast of town
The packing house strike which
seemed almost settled Tuesday NOR
ming still continues, the strikers refuS
ing to accept the terms of peace Of
fered by the packers.
Mrs. Sherman WEIGH has returned
to her home at Marion, after a visit
OF two weeks with relatives in this
city. Her aunt, Mrs. James Moor &C.
companied her home.
Jerome Walters and his sister, Miss
Celia Walters. drove over from Colum-
bia City Tuesday, to visit their sister
Miss Julia Walters and other relatives
and friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sears re-
turned Tuesday from visit OF two
weeks in the city Of New York which
was the home of Mr.. Sears forty
years ago. They found wonderful i'm
provemeuts in the great city.
Two girls aged about Is years es-
capped from the Julia E. Work Train
ing School Tuesday afternoon about
3 O'Clock. One near sighted. Re-
ward of 81 will be paid for informa-
tion leading to their capture
Adam Grets, a section hand on the
Pennsylvania road at Hamlet, was
struck by train Monday and instant
ly killed. Grets was walking on the
tracks and failed to hear the warning
whistle of the locomotive.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Foulke of Bour.
bon township, were Plymouth visitors
yesterday. Mr.. Foulke is recovering
from long illness, and is not yet very
strong, but he is one OF the county s
best citizens and best republicans
The republican campaign will open
ia South Bend on the evening OF
Thursday, Sept. 10, Speaker Cannon
will deliver the principal address
Congressman James E. Watson, of the
Sixth Indiana district, will also speak.
Jesse Haag, son OF Daniel Haag OF
this city, had the thumb and index
finger of his right hand badly lacerat-
ed by a saw at the Novelty yeSter
day forenoon. DIR. Kaszer dressed
the wounds and thinks both thumb
and finger will be saved.
w. E. Hand Of Culver, will person
ally conduct a first class excursion tt
the Worlds Fair at st. Louis. between
the 18th of September and the first Of
October. Parties desiring to take ad
vantage of the low rates and excellen,
accommodations should address w. E