The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-07-06
Plymouth, Indiana, July 6, 1905.
4LOCAL NEWS q

Howard Maxwell has returned to
his home at Culver
Miss Grace Walters OF South Bend
is visiting friends here.
n " Hoover has gone to Racine,
Wisconsin, on business trip.
Mrs. Andrew Nifong went to Mish-
awake TO visit her son.
Miss Mary Baker went to Argos
to visit her mother, Mrs Lavina Bak-
Mrs Ben Linkenhelt went to Blu
chanan Thursday for a weeks visit.
with friends.
Mrs. T. A. Smailes of Etna Green
visited at he home OF her sister, Mrs.
Owen Disher Thursday.
The voters OF Syracuse have turned
down a proposition to build a $4,000
school house.
Mrs. Dora Miller left Thursday
for Decatur, where she will visit her
sister for several weeks.
Miss Francis Thayer went to Col
umbia City for a visit of several
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Wunder-
Itch.
Mrs. George Robinson and Mrs.
Freese OF Delaware, Ohio, are here
visiting their brother, VIM Smith and
family. =
Helen Gould is to visit Col l. W.
Brown, the Rochester, Ind, bird and
bee man. She will, also spend a few
days at Winona Assembly.
Miss Madge Hume returned
yesterday from Oberlin College.
She will spend her summer va
cation in this city.
The Pennsylvania road will raise
the outside rails on a number OF
curves on the road to keep from
shaking up the passengers on the
flyers on rounding them.
A petition is being circulated
among the citizens of Bourbon to
the locating of manufacturing en-
terprise which is headed by Albaugh
Bros, Dover & Co., of Chicago
The citizens of Knox are making
arrangements to entertain the Goth
and 73rd Indiana Volunteer veterans
and Starke County Soldiers associa-
ton at their annual meeting, Septem-
Der 10 and IL.
Mrs. DR.. Knott and Mrs. William
Ormond left last Thursday for a six
weeks visit at Decatur with Mrs.
D. c. Scott. Mrs. Scott is sister
to Mrs. Knott and is Mrs Ormond's
mother.
A man may join all the societies in
existence and may be popular in all
classes of society, but he must depend
upon the merits OF his goods and his
credit to sell at reasonable price to
retain the custom that friendship
brings.-Indiana Retail Merchant.
The big pipe line from Kansas to
Whiting is completed and in opera
ton 1t takes 10000 barrels of oil
to fill the pipes before the flow be-
gins in Whiting. The Standard Oil
Co. now have continuous hae from
the Kansas state house to the Allan
tic Ocean.
Mrs. John Hoham, of Plymouth,
and Mrs. Hettie Wolfram, of Wat
erloo, Iowa, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Hansen last Wednes-
day. Mrs. Wolfam is cousin of
Mr.. Hansen, and it was the first time
they had ever met.-Bou-bon News
Mirror.
The Elkhart home of Justus L.
Brodrick ex-president of the wrecked
Indiana National Bank of Elkhart
and low serving time in the Fort
Leavenworth federal prison, was sold
by Trustee in Bankruptcy E. A.
Skinner to Charles E. Fieidhouse, the
young son eof John w Fieldhouse,
the Elkhart real estate dealer, for
5000.
Logansport bears the distinction OF
having a husband and wife who are
both receiving pensions for services
rendered during the civil war. The
couple is Mr.. and Mrs. Absolom Mil
Ter. They were married before the
war and when call for troops was
issued enlisted in the northern army,
he as a soldier, she as a nurse They
served out faree years time and tn "a
came north, settling ia Logsnsport
fhfrty-one years ago.