The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-17
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Bertha Hoover left Tuesday for
a two weeks visit at Chicago.
J. R. Vinnedge left last Tuesday
for Eau Claire, Wis.
Adam Wise went to South Bend
on business Tuesday.
Hugh Schafer, John Rhoades, Burt
Thayer, William Hess, David Bot
torff, Alfred Couts, Alvin Price, Guy
Hindel, Thomas A. Lee and William
Casper and wife left last Tuesday for
Cando, North Dakota.
The ice cream social given at B. F.
Cramers SATURDAY. evening, by the
Nj. P. Class of the Mount Olive Sun
day School was a success, nearly 81
being made Another one will be
given next Saturday night at Al
Borts
The last will and testament of Jesse
r. Moore of Argos, was probated
Tuesday His wife retains a onethird
interest in the estate for life and $500
in money Jacob Hoffman is named
as executor.
The Pennsylvania Lines have
just east of the depot at Logansport
and it is understood the depot is TO
be enlarged and train sheds are to be
built in the near future.
The Tribune is the only paper in
Marshall county that has type-set-
ting machine. 1t is used not only for
setting the news but for job work
also, this is why we can do better
and cheaper job work than any other
Office in the county.
The districts schools OF Marshall
county will open on September 18th,
except in those townships which have
less than six and a hall months of
school If there are any that have
less and there will probably be two
townships this year that will have
but six months, they will begin two
weeks later.
Ray Whalley, the member of Co.
/ of the militia, who stayed at Fort
Benjamin Harrison to qualify and Sc
sure a place on the rifle team, came
home Monday. He met the quail
hcations for Workmanship all right
but was not given place on the team
because he had not been in the mill
tia year.
The following guests were enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Shetland over Saturday night
and Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. v. J.
Pfender of Mishawaka, Mr. and Mrs
John Pfender and son OF Plymouth
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shidaker of Ply
mouth, also Mrs. Laura Botset, and
Miss Ethel See of Plymouth
F. L. Sublett, representing the F
L. Sublett Hay Company, Harrison
burg, Va, has made tour of lndi-
ana, investigating the hay crop of the
State, and says that while the crop
is larger than last year, it is not UP
to the quality of last years product
and that while it is good feeding hay
it is not as good for selling. Il car
say, however" concluded Sublett
that the hay in this State is somewhat
above the average"
Brown county is now on the Indi
ana map. Until last week its unbro
ken wilds had never been invaded by
the steam cars 1t was the last coun
ty in sehtate TO be crossed by ;
railroad. The natives are now hgur
ing on going on cut rate excursion
to indianapolis This fall to take in TIL
state fair logged out in their hom
spun wamuses, barn-door pants AM
coon skin turbans, they ought to b.
prize winners as exhibits in the eth
biological department.
A new blight is attacking the pea
and apple orchards, not only TIL
young trees, bat the old trees as well
and the farmers of the county are be
coming much concerned, as grea
damage is being done The diseas
is not a regular Light that attack
the pear trees, but a canker at tn
tips of the leaves on the ends of tn
branches, gradually working its wa.
toward the trunk The leaves turl
dark brown and finally the twfgs cur
up and drop off. The experiments
station may investigate the matter.