The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-10
) LOCAL. AND PERSONAL

bon yesterday.
Mrs. Liddie Hosmer, of Plymouth,
IS the guset of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Rochester Republican.
Miss Rose Wentzler went to South
Bend yesterday to visit friends for
several weeks.
Miss Erma Cummins went to War
saw yesterday to visit her grand
mother, Mrs. NJ Z. Harter
The South Bend Machine Manu-
featuring company has been incor-
porated and will build automobiles.
The Eleventh Indiana Battery met
in reunion at Robinson Park, in Fort
Wayne, yesterday.
The gambling casinos at French
Lick and West Baden have been
closed and will not be reopened dur
ing the Hanly administration
The Bell people are making a des-
perate effort to rchabilitate their sub
scription list at Mishawaka and are
offering provisional free phones.
The first number of unique publ
cation, The Erie Magazine" gotten
up by the employees of the Chicago
and Erie Railroad, has just been is
sued
Mrs. Wright, who has been the
guest of Mrs. League of Jefferson
street. for the past week, returned to
her home at Englewood, yesterday
William NJ Brown and IONA Dear
dorff, both of this county, were mar
ried Tuesday afternoon, in the Office
of the County Clerk by Mayor Lo-
gan.
Willie Plummer was a Plymouth
visitor last Saturday. He will go to
that place to finish learning the ba-
ker's trade as soon as his hand gets
well--Etna Green Messenger
Wabash has just seen the finish OF
carnival week and is proud-of the
distinction of being the only town in
this section of the country that has
had a carnival week free of burglaries
Supt. Rodgers OF the Loganspori
asylum, announces that he now has
one more patient than he can pro-
vide for and all applications will have
to be suspended until there is more
room.
The Elevator men are very busy
now, buying and weighing grain A;
the crops have been abundant the far
mers come TO town with a wagor
load of oats and go home with a poe
ket full of money.
Ripe crabapples on the south hal
and hundreds of blossoms on the
north half, such is the unnatural con
dition presented by well-developet
crab apple tree on the farm of Geo
rye Geyer, three miles south of Mil
lersburg.
Monday was the 6ftieth consecu
tive day on which the "Pennsylvani:
Special the eighteen-hour train from
New York, arrived in Chicago OF
time. The record attests the efficien
cy OF the operating system OF the
Pennsylvania company.
A dispatch from St. Joe, Mich.
says more than 1,OOO,0 900 bushels O
peaches representing 100000 will b.
handled by Berrien county frui
growers this fall The crop thi:
year will be forty per cent better
than last.
The Eagles carnival, which CLOSED
at Wabash Saturday night, was prof
table from a financial standpoint, tn,
order clearing about $4,000 on tn,
weeks festivities. The money goe
into the building fund for the new
theater, which it is hoped to hav
ready to open by December 1.
Fourteen thousand dollars is tn
salary offered to Dr. A. v. Raymond
by the First Presbyterian church, tn
wealthiest congregation in Buffalo
DR. Raymond has been filling tn
pulpit for several months withou
pay, but he declines. to give up tn
presidency of the Union college, a
Schenectady, N Y, which pays hin
$4,000 a year, to accept the pastoratt
The thirteenth irrigation Congress
will meet in annual session at Port
land, Oregon, August "a and 2:
Among the delegates to represen
Indiana Governor J. Frank Hanly ha
appointed County Surveyor, w. J
Dillingham;, of Kosciusko county, an
the latter will, in all probability, &C
cept the compliment from indiana
executive.