The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-09-27
If you read it in the Chronicle you
know it is not true

ihClC hdNC DCcll SEVERAL ucdlllS
from diptheria at Elkhart recently.
Mrs. Nancy Grissom has been
continuous resident of Elkhart coun-
ty rs years.
Levi Sinninger has returned to
Warsaw after a visit with his daugh-
ter in this city.
Mrs. Charles Hendricks and Miss
Melissa HURT of Shelbyville, Illinois,
are visiting at Grovertown.
Bremen is organizing a juvenile
band. Plymouth has the best juven-
lie band boys in the state.
Harry Soice, who has been travel
ing with theatrical troupe is visit
ing his parents in this city
Miss Mary Baker who was employ
ed at Culver during the summer has
returned to her home at Argos.
The new Reformed church at Gull
yer will be beautiful and substantial
1t is now ready for the plasterers.
Rudolph Shakes has returned to
Ann Arbor to commence his second
years work in the Michigan Univer-
sity.
The one hundredth anniversary of
Presbyterian III Indiana, will be eel
ebrated at v mona, Ind, Sept. 25, &c,
and 81.
Recollect the big Bremen fair the
first week in October. The exhibits
and races at this fair are always rec
ord breakers.
Mrs. J. A. Ruth and daughter of
Chicago, who were here to attend
the Thompson-Filar wedding have
returned home.
The Standard Oil company of Ind
lana has been forced into court and
will have to stand trial on ten indict-
ments in October.
| Winfield Sponsler is able to be up
town once or twice week and seems
to be improving slowly. He has not
been able to do any work for more
| than a year.
| Mrs. Gopher who has made an ex
tended visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Wallace and othei
relatives here, has returned to he
home in Fulton county.
/ Orville and Elmer Webb and vii
liam Kleindenst of Polk township
are preparing for trip into western
Canada with the expectation of pur
chasing large tract of land
Il Grandmother Dietl who has beer
seriously i'll for several months at th
Ihome of her son, George, northeas
of this city, is growing weaker an,
is not expected to live many days
Schuyler Whiteman, who entere,
plea of guilty of the charge of for
gerry, was given an undetermined
sentence of two to fourteen years
and has been taken to Michigan
City.
| In Starke county the county com
missioners have decided to sell TIL
county Inhrmary and let the contrac
to furnish board for the inmates
They seem to think this will be
paying proposition.
II 1t hasn't taken Ohio railroads lon
to find that they can carry passen
gers for two cents a mile. Indian
lines could probably make like dis
covery if given an opportunity. TIL
next legislature can offer the chanc,
II Mrs. Mary R. Forbes who has bee
spending most of the summer in thi
city with Mrs. J. w. Thayer, lei
Thursday morning for her home z
Nashville, Tenn, but will visit .
Chicago and other points on her wa
home.
! All the wholesale druggists in Ne
9 York with one exception have agree
to sell pure and standard drug
Think of the ineffable wickednes
that has been going on in dispensin
adulterated medicine and medicine {
improper strength
II The Warsaw-Winona line has no
= cen in operation more than thre
years and within that time has nevt
killed or manned a passenger. 1t
stated on good authority that durin
the present season the compa-y h,
handled $4,000 passengers.
The Republicans of Marshall coul
: ty have fought more ring rule IN
bosses for fifty years and have d.
stroyed more rings and done moi
for honest government than any oil
er county in Indiana, and they wi
o be successful again this year.
In another column of our pap,
:. will be f',nund the challenge of Ho
:, B. F. Sfvely and the reply of COM
FRESHMAN Brick declining joint di
cussion in this congressional distric
While there is much truth in I'll
} statement of Mr. Brick we believe !
had everything to gain and nothir
: to lose by accepting the challenge.
II DR.. Clark came down from Sout
I" Bend and assisted by Drs. Kno,
: Aspinall and Borton, operated {
Edgar Dickinson, the twelve-yea
n old SON of Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Die
q inson, for APPENDICITIS. Edgar HI
S ben sick since last Saturday and h
4 condition is serious, as is every ca
of that kind, but DR.. Clark says the
II are good prospects for recovery.
i An excellent musica entertainmel
was given Wednesday evening at Il
s opera house by Prof. Baer and wi
) assisted by some of their pupil
n Among whom were Miss MINI