The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-03


Tuesday evening with A. c. Hume
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Crate returned
TO Grovertown after spending Friday
in this city
Editor Wicllizer OF the Argos Re-
flector, was on the streets of Ply
mouth Friday.
State Supt. Cotton delivered an adj
dress before the Northern Indiana
teachers at Winona Friday.
Work has been delayed on Ira
earns residence on account of not
being able 10 secure material.
The roof is now being placed on
the new Christian church and it will
soon be ready for dedication.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stevens and son Of
Argos, are the guests of S n. Stew
ems and family.
Harry Canote has returned to
South Bend after visit of two weeks
with the family of Adam E. Wise.
Miss Sewell, the trained nurse, has
returned to this city.
The prize list of the fifty second
annual Indiana State Fair is out and
is being mailed to exhibitors and 9TH
or Oarffac
The contractors have completed
the excavating for the pavement on
Center street to Caro- and a force
is also at work on Jefferson street.
Mrs. E. d. Belt of Sheffield, and
daughter, Mrs. \. B. Stetson, and her
husband and son, are visiting Mrs.
Belts sister, Mrs. S. E. Reeves.
Ed. Garnes has purchased a lot of
Mrs. Geiselman on South Michigan
street and will shortly erect a fine
modern residence.
Joseph Eich is making extensive
Improvements on the old parsonage
on South Michigan street, that he re-
Gently purchased and when compile
ted will have an up-to-date residence.
Mrs. Chas. Heron with her son
and two daughters OF Fl. Wayne, are
spending a few days with Mrs. Lewis
Greewalt of this city. From here
they will go to Chicago.
Citizens of Tippecanoe and vicin-
ity are arranging a big harvest festi-
val day to be held there soon in
which many frst-class attractions
will be given
|. w. Brumbaugh of Route 6, was
in town Friday and reports that the
rain was very beneficial to the corn
and potato crop. The early potatoes
promise to be exceptionally fine.
The north room of the Altman
store has been turned over TO the car
penters and a large force is at work
converting it into one of the best
business rooms in the city.
NJ Beatty, one of our prosperous
farmers was in town Friday. Mr.
Beatty has been afflicted with defect.
i've eyesight for several years and i:
unable to get relief.
The county council has ordered al
eight foot walk to be put in on the
south and east side of the court house
block. This is two feet wider thar
other walks in that part of the city
]. L. Dogget, OF Argos, has dis.
posed of his drug store at that place
to H. E. Altman. Mr.. Dogget viii
enter Northwestern University wher
he will take up medicine and manu-
featuring chemistry
The city is making quite an i'm
provement on the walk on the south
side OF Laporte street, between Cen
ter and Michigan streets. The wall
had become very uneven and defect
i've.
Grove S. Define and wife arrived
Wednesday evening from Los Ange.
les, California for a visit of two
weeks in this county after an absence
OF thirteen years. Both are looking
we'll and think California is a great
state.
Mr.. VIM. Long, conductor on the
milk train that starts from this city
each morning, has rented the Palmer
residence on Laporte street and will
move here from Valparaiso. Mr.
Long and family are most excellent
people and we are glad to number
them among Our citizens.
The peppermint industry is spread
ing all over northern Indiana ant
southern Michigan. Many Wolver.
ines have grown immensely wealthy
E. r. Beebe, of Mendon, has, with
his sons, bought an immense tracr
of marsh land near Niles, and will ex
tend their operations as mint grow
ers. They recognize the faot that i
takes three years for the crop tt
mature, but they say that the prof
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