The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-23
LOCAL NEWS


ed from visit of several days ir
Chicago.
The barn of Daniel Savage o.
Green township was struck by light
ming and burned recently
Miss Mabel Jacoby is home for /;
few days after six weeks spent a
the Winona Summer School.
Mrs Seth Taylor and daughter, M
Leonore, of Indianapolis, are visiting
the family of W. G. Hendricks.
Miss Catherine Hogarth has re.
turned to Kansas City after visit
of three weeks with relatives here
Mrs. Biddle was called to Tippe-
canoe Thursday evening by the SER
ious illness of her mother, Mrs. Bell
Carl Speisshoffer came from Chi
cago to attend the funeral of his
grandmother, Mrs Rachael Rentsch-
Ter.
Mrs Hannah Riley, widow of Cap
tain Riley, is reported seriously i'll
at her home in the west part of the
city.
Miss Hazel Neff of Plymouth, won
the soprano solo prize of the Wi
mona Association at Winona Lake
this year.
Antonio Nargrade, aged 103. is in
jail at Riverside. California, for hurl-
ing a plate at his wife who did not
cook to suit him.
Mrs. Fred Kepler was called to
Chicago Friday by telegram an
nouncing the critical illness of her
sister, Mrs. Lee Kendall.
Mrs. Julia M Parker former res
ident of this city, now residing at
Aurora, Illinois, has been visiting
and transacting business in this city.
Miss Theresa Kruger has resigned
her position at the Edgerton Manu-
featuring Company and will return
to the West about the middle of Oc-
tober.
Mrs. Mary E. Gibson has returned
to her home at South Bend after at
tending the Gibson Staley reunion
and visiting relatives in this city and
vicinity.
Mrs. L. ~ Bair died at her home
southwest of Argos, Sunday, Aug.
IL, after a lons illness, her age at
death being Sc years, months and
12 days
Miss Lizzie May of Tyner, who
has been attending the Valparaiso
university, returned home Friday.
Her cousin, Miss Anna May of War
saw, is visiting her.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Cox and dauph-
ter and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kelly and
son, who have been visiting ]. B.
Kelly and other relatives in this city
several days, returned to their home
at Fort Wayne Friday.
James Quivey, a former business
man of Argos, well known through
out Marshall county, has returned
from Montana after an absence of
five years for an extended visit with
relatives and old friends.
Since the threshing season is prac-
tically closed many reports of splen-
did yields have been made in this
territory. Averages OF thirty-hve
bushels per acre are numerous and
Numbers of farmers received forty
bushels per acre
Miss Ida Haines who has been
teaching at Valparaiso during the
summer term and Miss Chloe But
Ter and Frances Marks who afforded
school there, are home again ready
Tor the work Of the coming school
year in Plymouth
Mrs. Philip Pitts of Wabash, used
gasoline and sulphur to fumigate her
house and then thoughtlessly hight
ed match. Flames flashed all about
her. and in running from the fire she
fell and broke an ankle. She was
seriously burned. but will recover.
Tom Gibson was surprised when
ne saw the crowd get off the train at
Hanna Thursday for the Gibson
Staley reunion. He thought he was
so far away from most of his rela
tives that only about half of them
would get there, but there were 6s
OF them and they had jolly good
day.
Miss Susie Lolmaugh underwent
second operation Tuesday morning
and her condition remains unimproy-
ed. Her ailment developed from a
tall which she received about two
years ago when a girl friend play
fully drew chair from under her
throwing her to the foor.-Argos
Reflector.
Jacob Whitehead, the New Paris
merchant, has again been the victim
of robbers. A thief entered his bed
chamber at night and removed ss1
from his trousers pocket. Mr.
Whitehead is certainly child of
misfortune. He has been robbed no
less than a dozen times, within the
past couple of years.
An antiquarian professor of Chi
cago university, just returned from
Egypt, has discovered calendar in
scription on the Upper Nile which
not only gives the year 365 days, di-
vided into IL months, but shows that
1T commenced 4241 B. c. Upper
Egypt even then must have been adj
vanced in mathematical science.
A. P. Kyle of Fort Wayne, a
brother of ex-Sheriff Kyle now re-