The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-10-12

South Bend to attend the Bour-
bon fair and visit ten days with
relatives and friends.
Joseph S. Baker and J. w.
Scott OF Warsaw stopped in Ply
mouth on their way to South
Bend to attend the district tele-
phone meeting.
October 20 will be prison Sun
day and services Of a special
character will be held in most
churches throughout the state on
that occasion.
Mrs. Wallace of Frankfort.
KY, recently accepted a position
at Brightside, but after a trial OF
a week she decided that she did
not like Indiana and has return
ed to her home in Kentucky.
The 100000 embezzlement of
Banker Doughterty, of Peoria.
would have astonished the world
thirty years ago, but it now seems
dull and common place when
compared with insurance opera
tions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos c. Whit
taker have returned to their home
at Nevada, Ohio, after a visit of
ten days with .Whittaker's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Won Ehr, near Burr Oak.
Rev. ]. w. belong, arrived
from Elkhart to commence his
work on the Donaldson circuit
Sunday. Having been for two
years pastor of the L. B. church
in Plymouth he is no stranger
here and many friends are glad
to see him again.
The teachers at the Washing
ton school,, and the pupils of
rooms d and E were pleasantly
entertained Wednesday after
noon by Miss Green of Chicago,
who is demonstrating for the
Milton Bradley water co!orS. The
pupils painted under her direc-
ton and were highly compli-
mented for their interest, behav-
ior and excellent work.
In a few days a new map will
be exhibited in the office Of DR.. J.
n. Hurry, secretary of the state
board of Health. 1t will be a
map of indiana. and every coun-
ty will be marked by a yellow
headed pin. This will mean that
not a single county has escaped
the ravages of typhoid fever this
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Park of
Cleveland, Ohio, spent several
days here at the home of Elijah
Emerson in this city and with
Adam Longacre near Lapaz.
They were on tehir way home
from a visit in the west. Mrs.
Emerson and Mrs. Park are sis
tiers. Mr.. Park says he thinks
Plymouth is one of the prettiest
little cities he ever saw.
About $50 people from Ply
mouth and surrounding country
went to Chicago on the excur-
sion. 1t was a good looking
we'll dressed crowd. Most of them
went to visit relatives and there
were scores of buckets of butter
and many yellow legged chickens
intended to remind city relatives
OF the good things at home.
Lewis Beagles and George w.
Protsman went to South Bend
to attend the reunion of the 87th
Indiana Infantry. Both of them
served in that regiment. Mr..
Beagles was among the Oldest
men in it. He has been a resi-
dent of Marshall county 70 years.
He and his brother, Robert Bea-
giles, Norman S. Woodward OF
this city and Charles Morgan of
North township, are among the
Oldest settlers of the county now
living.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Tim
mons of Otterbein, Benton coun-
ty, Indiana, who had been visit
ing E. NJ. Timmons in this city,
went from here to South Bend
to attend teh reunion of the 87th
regiment of which Mr.. Timmons
was a member during the un-
pleasantness between the North
and the South over forty years
ago.
The Indiana game laws make
from October / to November 10
a closed season for all kinds OF
game except ducks and other
water fowl. This law was made
for the protection of quail from
hunters who have been violatire
the law by shooting quail before
the open season under the guise
of hunting rabbits or other game
that was not protected, their
shooting attracting no attention
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