The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-10-26

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Many Plymouth people attended
the funeral of Jacob Keyser.
New Orleans and Galveston now
export more wheat than New York.
A w. Dolph had the only exhibit
of sheep at the Bourbon fair.
Jasper n. Hess has returned to
Dayton, Ohio.
Mrs. Kuhlman of Laporte is visit
ing her parents at Donaldson this
week.
Mrs Hofine of Leesburg is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Anders in this
city
Mrs. J. H. Johnson has returned
to her home in South Bend after a
visit with relatives in Plymouth.
Mesdames Clancy and Appleman
have gone to South Bend for visit
of "a week.
Miss Arab Brooke of Casey, Him
.ois, is visiting her grandparents, DR..
Brooke and family in this city.
Rev. A. H. ELMER OF this city, is
conducting a series of meetings at
Loogootee, Illinois.
Miss Mamie Hess has returned to
her home at Argos after visit OF
two days with the family of L. J.
Hess in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Woods of
White county, have returned home
after visit at the home of Frank
earn at Burr Oak.
Jesse Keller and family and Nor
man Walterhouse, of Tyner, have
moved to Plymouth and will work
in the new barrel factory.
Mr.. and Mrs w D. Steele of Sid
ell, Illinois, are visiting in Plymouth
at fine home of their son, J. NJ. Steele
the photographer.
Samuel Osborn claims 10 have
raised the largest sweet pumpkin IN
Union township. 1t weighs eighty
pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. l. L. CRUDE of War
saw, DIR. CRUDE, Mrs. Rough and
Mrs. Percival of Michigan, were
among those who attended the CRUDE
Ford Reynolds of this city, who
is a student in the dental department
of Northwestern University at Chi
cago, is now a member of the North
western football eleven.
Benjamin F. Mattingly, living near
Lake of the Woods. was married
last Sunday 10 Mrs. Susan Danner,
at her home near Goshen, Rev. P. F.
Kaufman officiating.
Jerry Simpson, the we'll known
Kansas congressman, died at Wichi-
ia Monday morning. He was for sew
eral years a resident of Westville,
Laporte county, and a sister of his
sti1i resides there.
Frank Birchem, of Rolling Prairie,
Judge Lucius Hubbard, of South
Bend, Jake Hickman, OF near La
porte. ard Messrs White and Brum-
mitt, of New Carlisle, left last week
for their annual bear hunt in the |
Wisconsin woods.
The nearest approach to regular
city campaign in Indiana, aside OF
course from Indianapolis, where the
fight is of the worst kind, is in Fort
Wayne. The News, for the Repub-
licans, is making fur fly in every d.
rection and the Journal-Gazette and
the Sentinel are active for the Dem
ocrats. Republicans have an uphill
fight in Fort Wayne.
According to dispatches from Pitts
burg Hon. Arthur Kennedy, who
heads the syndicate that owns and
operates the interurban line between
Laporte and Michigan City, is in
volved in the wrecking of the Enter
prise National Bank of Allegheny,
which Thursday went into the hands
of receiver and as result OF which
the cashier, T. Lee Clark, committed
suicide.
Mrs. Frank Orr, who was for more
than twenty years resident of Ply
mouth, but has resided in South
Bend for the past three years, is Wis
iting at Sedalia, Mo-, and witnessed
the terrific storm which passed over
Missouri last Tuesday. The rail-
road tracks were washed out and she
with many other passengers, were
delayed several hours before reach
ing Sedalia.