The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-10-18

Mrs. Grace Thomas and her twin
babies went to South Bend Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Crum of Ham
let were Plymouth visitors Thurs
day
II H. Miller came from Bremen
Thursday and says they had big
snow there
The usual Thursday crowd did not
go to the Bourbon fair. The snow
was too deep.
Mrs. Swathwood has returned 70
her home at Teegarden after visit
in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. o. Carl of Ken
ton, Ohio, are visiting relatives
southwest of Plymouth.
Mrs. D. B. Shafer and her dauga-
ter, Mrs. Styles, went to Rochester
Thursday for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyatt have returned
to Elkhart after a visit of several
days with the Jacoby families.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Archer of
Etna Green have returned home af-
ter a visit with relatives in this coun-
ty.
The 81 speed horses entered at the
Bourbon fair could not make much
speed through six inches of snow
and slush.
1t is reported that Harry CRUDE
and Miss Agnes Thomson of this
city, were married at Akron, Ohio,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Rosenberg has returned to
her home at Monterey after visit
in this city with her sister, Mrs.. W.,
H. Matthew.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Hand of Cul-
yer, visited in Plymouth Thursday
morning and went from here to Ar
Cos for a visit of few days.
Clyde Bennett has quit his job at
Upper Sandusly, Ohio and has gone
to Logansport to work for Mr..
Kloepfer in the Golden Rule store.
Congressman Brick changed cars
here Thursday on his way from Full
ton county to South Bend. He looks
we'll and says everything is in first
class shape.
This is nothing, Some of the old
err residents can remember having
experienced more severe winter
weather several months earlier in the
season than this.
Louis Mickey, who has been en-
ployed at South Bend, and Niles dur
ing the past year, has returned to
Plymouth and is now employed in
the Democrat Office.
II James p. Losey and wife are visit
ing at J. R. Losey's two weeks. Mr.
Losey is brother of Mrs. ]. R. Los
ey and resides at Caleton, Pa. This
is his first visit to Plymouth
October 10, 1869 there was deep
er snow than this of October 10
1906, and the weather cleared, the
snow disappeared and it remained
warm for several weeks, is what ole
settlers tell us.
The snowfall was heavy over most
of northern Indiana and in some
places reached the proportions of &
blizzard. There was heavy snow
at Cleveland, Ohio and snow furric:
as far south as Genital Kentucky
T. ]. Winnings and family have
moved to the Ruge house corner o
Michigan and Louisa streets. The,
are one block nearer the bushes:
blocks than where they have beer
living during the past ten years.
DR.. Harry Ruge and Miss Edit
Agnew, both of Valparaiso, were
married at noon October IL, by Rev
Martin Luther DR.. Ruge is wei
known in Plymouth. He is nephew
of Max Ruge, who died here few
Years ago.
i The congregation of the M. E
church at ODER is preparing to la,
the cornerstone of the new churcl
building at that place next Wednes
day, October II, at 3 p. m. Rev. Pau
c. Curnick of South Bend, presiding
elder of this district, will officiat
and big crowd is expected.
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Dolph of Tee
garden, stopped in Plymouth Thurs
|day on their way home from tn
Bourbon fair They said tn manage
ment did not seem discouraged whel
they left, but expected by continu
ing the fair Saturday that they woul
have two days of good weather an
, come out all right. s Is,
| .Thirty-six years previous to thi
, great October snow in Plymouth tn
: great fire was raging in Chicago A
that time there was the creates
! drouth ever known in this section Q
r country and the railroad companie
] had to almost stop running freigh
trains on account of the great dan
ger to the country from fire.