The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-11-02


visiting their daughters at Argos.
Charles Glaub and Miss Rose Ha-
gar spent Thursday in South Bend.
Monday, November 6, is the last
day to pay taxes without penalty.
Mrs. Anthony Miller and children
are visiting in South Bend.
Mrs Nettie Miller, residing south
of this city, is visiting at Nappanee
Mrs. Matt Bottorff has returned
from South Dakota, to remain in Ply
mouth during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Nidey and
Mrs. o. J. Senour and children are
visiting at South Bend.
The Tribune has just turned out a
new directory for the Plymouth Tele-
phone Exchange.
Ray and Samuel Baker returned
from North Dakota Thursday even
ing to remain during the winter.
Mrs. ]. M. Wickizer went to South
Bend Wednesday to make a delivery
of nursery stock.
The first killing frost came Octo-
Der Goth this year, and it was not as
severe as frosts sometimes are one
month earlier.
Mrs. Speisshoffer and her niece,
Miss Nettie Birkhold, have returned
from a visit of month with rela-
tives in Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hoover of
Elkhart, have been visiting their
grandfather, Benjamin Moore, west
of Plymouth.
J. Pierpont Morgan and President
handlers of the p F. w & c stock
holders, slept in Plymouth Thursday
night.
Several car loads of mussel shells
were shipped from Vincennes. Ind,
to Europe last week They are used
to make buttons.
L. L. Croker and family went to
South Bend today for a visit with
Mrs Crocker's mother, who is pre-
pairing to move to California.
Miss Nellie Motz of Lakeville and
visiting friend Miss Jessie Taylor,
have returned home after visit OF
few days in Plymouth.
The international Live Stock Elk
position will be held in Chicago from
December 2 to 9. Farmers should
attend this show, as it will be we'll
worth what it will cost them.
A new chimney has been built to
the Christian church and fire in the
furnace will hereafter assist Elder
Sheppard in warming up his congre-
CATION
D. L. S. Nicely of Pittsburg who
has been fishing and hunting in this
county, Pulaski and Fulton and Wis
iting at Bruce Lake, returned home
today.
Brooke Bowman, the founder of
the Bremen Enquirer and for many
years its editor and proprietor, has
abandoned the newspaper business
for moving picture outfit in good
old Missouri.
A mistake was made Thursday in
hearing through the telephone. Sam
uel Beldon sold the tomotoes raised
on SO square rods of ground to the
canning factory for s26.s6 instead of
s36.s6. This was at the rate of s12o
per acre.
Platt Mcdonald at one time con-
nected with hte Plymouth Democrat,
but of recent years citizen of Mex
leo was in Bremen the first of the
week. Mr.. Mcdonald is looking up
a location and may invest in some of
the real estate near this place.-Bre-
men Enquirer.
John Mauzy, the Warsaw young
man who murdered Miss Hattie Fosss
ter a few weeks ago because she re-
fused to marry him, was found guilty
of murder in the first degree and SEN
fenced to prison for life. His attor-
ney tried to save him on the plea
of insanity.
The canning factory has completed
its work for the season, the output
being twice that of last year, and the
goods as fine as can be made any
where. 1t is proving itself profit
able investment for owners and very
profitable to farmers, besides furnish
ing employment for large number
a.