The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-07-27
. LOCAL NEWS & I;

Prayer meeting at the Methodist
church tonight.
William O'Keefe went to Tyner
Thursday
Mrs. William Walter of Bremen,
drove to Plymouth Thursday to
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Boss.
Vern Miller went to Lapaz Thurs
day in the interests of the H.
J. Heinz Company.
Mrs. Daniel Agnew and Mrs. A..
H. McCarter OF Rochester, are Wis
iting Mrs. Ella Roberts of this city.
Samuel Durbin and Earl White
head went to South Bend Thursday.
Omer Williams and family arrived
from Chicago to visit his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Williams.
c. r Rhinehart, operator at the q.
NJ tower, west of this city, went to
Logansport Thursday for ten days
vacation
Mrs. J. D. Mccoy and daughter,
Blanche, left Thursday for a two
weeks visit with relatives at North
Manchester and Marion.
Mrs. Belle Charles and son Graf
ton of Kokomo, and Miss Estella
Chase Thursday at Bourbon, the
guest of Mrs. Ferd Fribley.
J. D. Fields left last Thursday for
Benton Harbor, Michigan. He ex-
poets to remain about two months.
He has employment in the peach
orchards near that city,
Alfred Ball and son of Plymouth,
arrived in the city last evening to
visit Frank Fries ard family, in
Thorncreek township. Columbia
City Mail
E A. K Hacket, owner of the
Fort Wayne Sentinel, has been Of
fered 100000 for his paper but he
won't take less than s15O,oOO. He
bought the paper % years ago for
$4,000.
Barney Leffert and wife of Green
township, were baptized in Lake
Maxinkuckee, Sunday by Rev. Mr..
Moon and are now members of the
Christian church.
Miss Terrell Shafer of Plymouth,
who has been visiting in Argos the
guest of Miss Lidella Pickerl, re-
turned home Monday.-Argos Refec-
tor
These are busy days for the far
mer. He has to thresh his wheat,
make hay and cut his oats and must
do 1t all right now when it IS the
proper time and the weather is ideal
for such work The wheat crop is
proving to be the biggest harvested
in this vicinity in many years.
County-Surveyor Vanvactor sold
the Lichtenberger ditch in Union
township, July Is, to Plat B. Dick
son and the Henry Zechiel ditch,
July Is, to Allen Davenport.
The Plymouth band will give the
request program at their concert this
evening This is the program that
they had intended giving last week
Crop reports from all parts of the
state indicate that the yield of this
years wheat harvest viii be fully up
to expectation. From a few local
tiles unfavorable reports have been
sent out, but so far as the state at
large is concerned there is no real
cause for complaint.
"Brer" Metsker had the traditional
democratic rooster Topping around
with his head off at French Lick
Springs, Saturday. A number of the
democratic newspapers of the state
seem to be puzzled as to just what the
Plymouth man was trying to do with
him-Argos Reflector.
Lewis How, son of DR.. and Mrs
Tabler How, of La keville, with his
mother was visiting at the home oil
his grandfather, w. E. Leonard
whose lot adjoins the English lot
and celebrated his fifth birthday
Thursday with 4 number of little
boys and girls got nice presents, had
dainty refreshments and all were a.
happy as they well could be.
Col Peter ]. Kruger, supt. of the
county infrmary, recently lectured
before the Epworth League, by re-
quest, upon phases of management
of that institution and his method
of dealing with inmates. The Col
acquitted himself so creditably that il
was suggested that he mount hi:
Pegasus and turn his attention to lit
erary pursuits. He has in contem'
plation a charming sociological work
entitled Five years on . kfill
Route" but his photo, a. recently
produced in the Democrat. has beer
: setback which will take d long time
TO overcome.-Cu1ver Citizen.