The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-10-25
LOCAL NEWS

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Miss Lizzie Helsel of Argos,
has been visiting at Bourbon
Mrs. d. M. Osborn and child
rem are visiting in South Bend.
Rose and Margery Holzbauer
went to Chicago to spend Sun
day.
Amos Crum has returned to
Hamlet after a visit in this VII
cinity.
CLYDE Smith of Donaldson, IS
now employed at factory at
Elkhart.
Grover Cassidy and Miss
Nora Sheaks have been licensed
to marry.
Mrs. Sarah Maxey and little
son of South Bend, are visiting
relatives here.
Frank Mortimore of Bourbon
has gone to Chadron, Neb., to
work on a railroad
Miss Olive FAIRY of Elkhart Is
visiting Mrs. Holdridge near the
Brownlee bridge in this city.
Mrs. Nina Schloss has return
ed to her home at Warsaw after
a visit with relatives in this city.
Mrs. Catherine Devinney has
been visiting Henry Messersmith
and family during the past week
Mrs. William Tank of Walker
ton, visited Friday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. North in this
city.
Mrs. S. McNeeley of Tiosa,
spent the past week with her
children in Plymouth and near
here.
l.. ]. Hearn has opened a new
and second hand furniture store
in the Brink block south Of the
river.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Krider
have returned to South Bend al
ter a visit of several days in this
vicinity.
Mrs. c. w. Metsker anc
daughter went to Camden Fri
day to visit over Sunday with
her parents.
LOST-Brown sealskin glow
lined with white fur, near Epis
copal church. Finder please leav'
at this office.
John Heckart, who was crit
cally i'll for many weeks during
the summer, is now able to com
to town again.
Rev. J. ]. Coleman went t.
Peru to hold quarterly meeting
for the Wesleyan church Satur
day night and Sunday
Misses Minnie Swindell an
Laura Shoemaker went to Soutl
Bend to see the Maxine Elliot
theatrical entertainment.
Mesdamesa Kester and Can
mons of Bourbon stopped in Ply
mouth on their way to Sout
Bend to visit over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Mile
of Peru arrived Saturday for
visit of a few days at the hon
of William Harrison near Dor
aldson.
New York Central railroad hs
been fined $4,000 for giving r
bates and its high officials al
given severe tongue-lashing b
New York judge.
James M. King and Miss Ali'
M. Noonan, both of Bourbo
were united in marriage in tn
city Thursday afternoon /
Mayor H. A. Logan.
Charles Herbert Gibson secu
ed a marriage license Friday
MARY Miss Harriet E. Jacob
TIE marriage is to be celebrate
Wednesday October "a.
The big brewery lawsuit fro
South Bend, was adjourned Fl
day afternoon to be continue
Monday. Judge Hess is tryir
the case as special Judge.
Standard Oil Company a
nounces it will fight convictie
in Ohio case to extreme limit al
through three courts lawyers t.
plans of great legal battle.
Silveira, the Cuban who stole
million from New York ban
S only 4 feet s inches high al
weighs less than SO pounds. A
other Napoleon of finance"
Roscoe Shafer of Lapaz, we
to Rochester TO visit his faths
Cyrus Shafer, at Woedlawn he
pitaJ over Sunday. Mr.. Shafer
convalescing rapidly from a CT
ical operation.
The last days of court we
fully occupied by Judge Bern
tina in granting divorces, hearil
ditch cases and finishing up bu.
ness of minor Importance to t
general public.
On Friday afternoon Mar
fsinney was granted divor
from Dallas Finney and John
Zechiel got a divorce from Ma
H. Zechiel Saturday was t
last day of court.
john McFarlin offers some b
gains in fine stock for quick sal
Two useful brood sows with pigs
side. Male pigs, Two Short He
bulls, yearlings Shropshire bus
See them without delay. w;