The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-09-07
Plymouth, Indiana, Sept. 2, 1905.


Mrs. Clonia Yeazel and son OF
this city are visiting at Rochester.
Plymouth schools all opened this |
week and there is a large attendance.
Miss Pearl Swoverland Is visiting
at Bourbon.
Miss Belle Phillips has returned to |
Columbia City after visit at the |
home of Frank Cullison.
Joseph Anderson is canvassing |
towns III central and eastern Indiana |
this week.
Mrs. Porter of Culver has been WIS., |
iting her sons, A. L. and Oscar, this |
week
The train which goes East at 10:49 |
a. m. was two hours late on account
of a freight wreck at Davis .yester-
day.
Rev F. III. Thomas of North Man
chester, preached at the u. B. church
Tuesday evening.
Henry Hall has sold his farm west
of Plymouth to Mr.. Brewer of this
city, for $4,000.
OF all the presidents bear hunts,
his feat in bringing the great Russian
bear to terms is the best.
Mrs. Dial and her sister Miss Mary
Schlarb, are attending the Knolock
Grimm and Winkler reunion at
South Bend
Summer seems to be over The
heavy rains of last Friday and FRI
day night were followed by decided
drop in the temperature but no frost
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Nyhart,
Mrs. F. H. Murphy and children and
George w. Knoblock are visiting at
South Bend
Mrs. John Myers and daughter of
Terre Haute, who have been visiting
Mrs. Jesse McNeeley, are now Wis
iting at Argos.
Clinton and Russell Spangler have
returned to their home at Summit
county, Ohio. after a visit with the
family of G. A. Marsh at Sligo.
Mrs. A. M. Hand and Mrs. Margar-
ct Stone are attending the Seventh
Day Advent camp meeting at Con-
nersville, Ind.
Fort Wayne Journal says of the
Man of the World:-"Played here
last night to packed house, best show
of the season"
Misses Flo and Fac Altman have
returned to their home at South
Bend after visit of several days in
this city with Miss Lizzie Gibson.
James R. Vinnedge took a party
of ten Marshall county people to
Rust county, Wis, Wednesday. Sew
eral of them expect to purchase
farms.
The Methodist Episcopal Confer
ence meets at Michigan City, Sept
49, The u. B. Conference will con-
vene at Huntington, Sept. 20.
Altman has moved all his goods
into his new store room which is
one of the largest and finest in this
section of the state.
Joseph Eich has completed remod-
cling the old Methodist parsonage
and has one among the best residen-
ces In the city.
The big event in Indiana next week
will be the State Fair, beginning on
Monday, September IL. and continu-
ing until the following Saturday.
The Y. w. S. u. have taken a
number of new views in Ply
mouth and have given orders for
handsome line of souvenir
Post Cards.
Mrs. George Hatfield and sister
and Miss Viola Haines and Mrs.
Edward Smell, all of Bourbon, chang
ed cars here on their way to Dan
VILE, Ill, to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McClung, OF
Rochester, placed bread doctored
with rat poison on high shelf. The
rats dragged the bread to the floor
and it was eaten by their child, re-
sulting IN death.
There is no clue so far to the muir
derer of Wayne HaIe near Valparaiso
last week. His throat was cut with !
: razor by man who had asked him
in the night to show him the. way
to where neighbor lived
Miss Hattie Foster of Warsaw
who was shot by John Mauzy, Friday
night, died Monday. The murdel
was one of the most horrible and
cold blooded ever committed in fhi!
aecfion of Indiana -.f-