The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-09-14

George W. Voreis and family have
moved from Plymouth to Mishawaka.
K. F. Brooke has returned from
Petosky and is again at his post in
the Clerks Office.
Mrs. H. G. Thayer returned from
Portland Monday evening after
months vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allen spent
Sunday in Valparaiso and went from
there to Chicago.
R. c. Kloepfer is home from St.
Louis, where he purchased some
goods for his big store.
Mrs. w. G. Hendricks Is visiting
friends in Indianapolis and attending
the State fair this week
Misses Elma Filler and Alma Spit
Ter have returned from a visit in Chi
cago.
Mrs. Hoy Singrey leaves Wednes-
day for Columbus, Ohio, to visit her
mother and other relatives.
Mrs. w. P. Biddle is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Bell, in Tippecanoe
township.
The block south of the court house
is the first block in Plymouth to be
entirely enclosed by curoed streets.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Metsker of
Monticello, are visiting their son, the
editor of the Democrat.
Mrs. Samuel Parker and son, Reed
Parker, have returned from a visit
of two months on the Pacific coast
Charles Laguire of this city, is at
work on the foundation of the new
bank at Kewanna this week
The town of Adamsville, Ohio, has
home coming" from many states
this week. Christian and William
Fisher will be there. Chris expects
to meet several old friends whom he
has not seen for forty years.
Rev. R. J. Parrett, formerly of this
city, went to South Bend nine
months ago and has succeeded in Or
ganizing a large congregation and
building the largest and best u. B..
church in the St. Joseph conference.
The church was dedicated Sunday
/ Larry Martin, IS, the only support
of widowed mother, residing near
Vincennes found a pearl in the Wa
bash river near Vincennes. The pearl
was sold for $500. Martin gave his
mother $500 and spent the other 500
on his friends.
The Valparaiso papers say the Por-
ter county fair held last week was the
greatest show ever given by the ag-
ricultural society and the crowds
were enormous. The attendance
Thursday and Friday was over TO-
600 each day. Marshall county will
have big fair in Plymouth when
the right men decide to have it.
The class of 1902, Plymouth High
school ate breakfast with Miss Con-
ger Friday morning and supper with
Miss Bollman in the evening Schuy-
Ter Helm is home from Annapolis
Russell Tanner from Winona, and it
was reunion week. Misses Capron,
Conger and Bollman and Messrs
Helm, Tanner and Leonard were the
members present.
The Boston Herald congratulates
its people because they consume a
million pounds of fish every day. The
Herald says it is no wonder Boston
is a seat of learning, as fish makes
good gray matter" Perhaps the Her.
aid never heard of the Irishman who
chewed up the pages of dictionary,
hoping that thus he would be able
to spell.
Rev. N. H. Sheppard of the Chris
tian church at Plymouth has with his
own hands, assisted only by one
workman, erected, enclosed and fin
ished the house of worship for his
congregation which is to be dedicated
tomorrow. He went further and not
only designed the structure but him
self made the cement blocks of which
the foundations and walls are COM
posed and, by soliciting evenings,
raised the money which paid for all
materials. He was carpenter and
builder before he entered the minis
try, but evea, with that advantage few
records of pastoral grit viii exceed
this of his.-Lapofte Herald.