The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-09-07
William Scar and wife of Chicag

WInona.
Mede Logan is prospecting in Wis
fonsin.
Miss Edna Capron is visiting at
South Bend.
Miss Ethel Clark of South Bend,
is visiting at A. L. Porter's.
Mrs. Dan Porter, of Culver, Wis
tied relatives and friends here this
week.
Messrs. w. w. Hill, Charles R.
Toan and their wives spent the after
noon at Culver.
Mrs. Fl. ]. Campbell and Mrs.
Esther E. Brown of Tyner are visit
ing at South Bend.
An ice cream social will be given
at Allen Boris Saturday evening for
the benefit of the Mt Olive church
FOR SALE Will sell cheap, a 5
room cottage on west Washington
street, call at Plymouth Laundry for
particulars. d4
Mrs. Oliver Brown and daughter,
of Chicago, are visiting Mrs. Brown,
who resides at the H. c. Thayer res
idence in this city.
Mrs. McGrew of Walnut, stopped
in Plymouth on her way home from
a visit at South Bend, to visit her
uncle Rev. ]. ]. Coleman.
The pension of Isaac Drieblebiss
has been increased from $12 to $24
per month and Luther Cole gets an
increase from $40 to $l7 per month.
1t is reported that Taylor German,
who worked for c. ]. Eich last sum-
mer was killed in a railroad wreck
Tuesday.
Miss Flora Freshour has returned
to Rutland after visit IF few days
| in this city at the home of her broth
er James H. Freshour.
Marshall county's crop OF water
melons like everything else raised
here this year, almost beats the world
and melons are so cheap that every
body can buy them.
| The new Christian church in this
city which will be dedicated next
Sunday, is one of the prettiest little
churches in Indiana and the pastor
Rev. N. H. Sheppard, did most of the
work on it.
Try something good for change
Hewitt's Snowflake bread Insist up
on tiff you want the best Its
moist and delicious, light and haky
why? He uses the best -four that is
in the market-"Ceresota" Dc
Rev. ]. J. Coleman returned from
conference Monday, and resumes hi.
work for another year. He will
Ipreach at the Wesleyan church Sun.
day morning at 1890, and at Sligo
Sunday evening.
| A wonderful tonic for the sick ane
afflicted. Get strength, health ant
Happiness by using HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea this month. A bracinf
family medicine. IS cents, Tea OF
Tablets at the Peoples Drug Store
The summer resorts have either
lclosed or are about to close for tn,
tseason. The raw weather that fol
lowed the advent of September ex
Ipedited the closing process. Chilli
mess is not relished at summer re
lsorts.
i The Bremen Enquirer says
I"While the private safe of the Lat,
William Huff, kept at his home, wa
being examined and cleared out thi
week, compartment was found tina
contained $1,000 in gold and $1,000 il
government bonds, that no one kney
anything about.
4 On Thursday the Ladies' Mission
: larry Society of the Episcopal churcl
: will be entertained by Mrs.Work a
Brightside. A hack will leave iron
1.-THE Plymouth State bank at $50 p. N
returning at 500 p. m. Hack far
flor round trip is 10 cents. A goo
lprogram. opportunity to see tn
ihome, refreshments, a good time TO
Iall. Silver collection for mission.
Everybody invited.
Indiana expects to beat last year
Icorn record by nearly 10000 bushel
Itc crop this year, teh indication
are. will average forty-6ve bushels I
1.-THE acre. which excels the big 100
record eff 4241 bushels. The cor
|, Iaceraee is 4,01s,4s and the estimate
yield is 1s0,sso, 40 bushels. Their
lsre some fields that give promise {
so to 100 bushels to the acre. Tn
Ioats crop is conceded to be TIE larf
|, est ever raised in the state, partl
= ION account of increased acreage. o
{ 1.-THE state statistican's estimate {
4 thirty-fve bushels to the acre, ii
$ total yield of oats win be es,sss,st
Ibushels.