The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-09-20
LOCAL NEWS

atIves here.
W. c. Hendricks and family have
moved to the Levi Lauer house on
East CAIRO street
Mrs. Jonathan Wolfe of West
township, is visiting her sister at
North Manchester.
Fine cement walks have now been
finished on the north side of Laporte
street to the Grand hotel.
A party must act firmly when its
life is assaulted or go down as some
thing unworthy of respect.
c. NJ. Lish and Mrs. Perry INCA
pher of Hamlet, visited relatives and
friends in Plymouth Friday.
Mrs. Sherman Ellis and daughter
Frances. and Mrs. Germany, went to
Warsaw to visit over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Lauer, of Usage
City, Kansas, are visiting relatives
and scores of friends in Plymouth.
A bumper corn crop, well ripened
will be a fine consolation prize for
summer prolonged into September.
Miss Grace Stibbe of Kouts, Por-
ter county, has returned home after
a visit with the Misse Adams in this
city.
A street preacher his converted
many Wall street fnanc;ers- And yet
it is said that the day of miracles has
passed
Brother-in-law Riddick has sent
for Congressman Brick to come to
Winamac Saturday and help him out
of very tight place.
Through the Bowel agency Thurs
day the Judge Corse farm west of
this city was sold to c. c. Shafer of
Elkhart, for $4,000 in cash.
Mrs. Philip J. Ball was called to
Norwalk, Ohio, Thursday afternoon
by telegram announcing the seri-
Gus illness of her sister, Miss Cara
bin.
Mrs. Bode Bowel has returned to
Argos after a visit of few days in
Plymouth with the family of Ed
ridge Thompson and other friends
here.
Mrs. Oliver Chase of Chicago, ar
rived Friday afternoon from Fort
Wayne. to visit over Sunday with
Mrs. r. A. Chase and Miss Stella
Chase.
Five Central American states are
said to have planr ed joint revolu-
ton for November L. The incredible
part of the story is that the five have
agreed
The Erie Railroad gives formal
notice that beginning Nov. l it will
make maximum one-wly local fares
2 1-2 cents a mile and will issue an
unrestricted book.
The potato crop is said not to be
turning out as well in this locality
as was expected While the tops
look thrifty the potatoes are few m
number in the hill.
Mrs. Theodore Grenwa,d, of Phila
delphia and Mrs. Joseph Lauer OF
St. Louis, Mo-, who were guests OF
relatives in this city several days,
went TO Chicago Friday afternoon.
The third annual convention of the
county commissioners of Indiana will
be held in South Bend, September
26 and 81. Governor Hanly will de-
liver the address at the opening ses-
sion.
Some of the factories of Zion City.
the Illinois town founded about five
years ago by John Alexan Dow
ie. are idle and others are II. need OF
cash necessary to carry on their
regular business.
The school census gives Chicago
population of 1,7s0,000, whereas the
city directory's estimate is 100000.
We can't help believing that there
is carlessness somewhere IN connec-
ton with these guesses-
The Topeka Journal edited by C..
w Mattingly. formerly of this place,
tells about peaches grown IN the
'haw patel" twenty-three OF which
filled a peck measure and we're pre-
sented to the printing Office.
Car Nicholas has gone away with
his family on his yacht With 10y
al crew and cook who seems to be
worthy of confidence the car hopes
to be as happy for two or three
weeks as if he were clerk on sal
airy of $50 a month.
An Indian chief says his race will
be extinct in America hundred
wears from now But as the Indians
have not materially diminished in
numbers since the white man APP
oeared. they will probably hold their
own under the better conditions OF
peace and industry
Elkhart county papers announce
that DIR. George w. Carey, the cele-
brated Tippecanoe township politi-
clan. is in that county working for
Shively. Doc is advising all old sol
diers TO vote for Shively Tor con
press. declaring that he did more
for them while he was IN Congress
than Brick has done