The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-10-04
Call and
See them.
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Lizzie Peters of Lapaz, is Wis
ting relatives at Wabash.
Ira Gibson of Laporte, is visiting
in this city and at Inwood.
Mrs. S. N. Stevens and Mrs. ]. W.
Thayer spent Friday in South Bend
Philip Hursch of Camden, Indiana,
was Plymouth visitor Thursday and
Friday
Richard Marvin has gone to lndi-
annapolis where he expects to remain
during the winter.
Seth Kim of Starke county, stop
ped in Plymouth Friday on his way
home from South Bend.
Mrs Binger has returned to her
home at Rutland, after visit with
her mother in this city.
Mrs. John Kaufman, one of the old
residents of Bremen, died Tuesday
and was buried Thursday
Paul o. Stensland, the Chicago
bank wrecker, is now at work in the
broom department of the Joliet pen
itentiary
Col /. w. Brown,t he famous bird
and be lecturer, has retired from the
lecture platform for the winter owing
to failing health
All the saloons of Atlanta have
been closed until Oct l. 1t is reason
able to expect that peace will reign
there in the meantime.
Mrs. A. R. Shedd OF Argos, re-
ports an excellent program and a
large attendance at the w. c. T. u.
county convention at Bourbon.
Do not forget the big Bremen fair
which commences Tuesday and con-
tinues until Friday evening 1t will
be one of the great fairs of the state.
Mrs J. s. Reeve and her daughter
Miss Nellie Toan Reeve, have gone
to Chicago for a visit of two weeks
with Will and Robert Reeve and 9TH
er relatives.
Mrs. Jones has returned to her
home in South Bend after a visit in
West township with the families of
JONATHAN. Wolfe, jacob Bottorff and
other relatives.
George Hartman, northeast of Ar
gos, has harvested and shipped out
five car loads of onions and will have
nearly as many more to ship from
about fifteen acres.
Miss Lois Thompson of this city,
has resigned her position as teacher
OF the Poplar Grove school in Center
township and accepted position as
teacher in the schools of Mishawaka
A shipment of '1,41o bushels of
clover seed was made by r. II. Kuhn
Monday, to South Whitley firm.
which was only portion of that val
liable crop for this territory--Argos
Reflector
Mrs. Virgil Quivey of Richland
Center, has been visiting at the home
of. her brother, p o. Jones, in this
city and went from here to Roches-
ter for a visit of few days before
returning home
Mrs. NJ F. Hale and daughter and
her brother. Alexander Cox, went to
Columbia City Friday for visit of a
few days before Mrs. Hale leaves
for St. Paul, Mimi, where her hus-
band is now employed
Last April the Campan;a broke the
record for single ship by bringing
s6,25o.000 gold to this country, but
last week the Carmapia arrived with
s15,27s, 500 gold. The year 1906 is a
record breaker generally.
There was a meeting of boilers in
this city today Congressman Brick
and District Chairman Moorman
we're in attendance, but all Republi-
cans who put in an appearance. were
ordered to leave the room in which
the meeting was held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Beerbowcr
were down from South Bend to at
tend the funeral of their aunt, Mrs
John Kaufman. at Bremen Thursday
Schuyler is very busy all the time IL
planning mill in South Bend and
they seldom get to Plymouth, but
both look we'll and are doing well.
Hon. J. Frank Hanly, governor Of
Indiana, states that South bend has
a greater future in store than any
other Indiana city outside of Indian
acolis. This was the feature of his
address before the Indiana assocs1
ton of county commissioners, which
held a three days session in South
Bend.
A letter to F. M. McCror from
Charles J. Loudon of Snohomish
Washington, reports himself ant
family we'll and Charles. in far way
to win competency for himself II
the near future. He likes the country
and says there are many opportrnit.
les for man with little money te
make more
Chairman Norman was around
Friday morning inviting Republicans
TO a meeting, but when some of those
ne had invited put in an appearance
at the meeting they were told to leave
There we're fourteen boilers in atten
dance and this is supposed to be
minority of those who will vote thu
bo.ters' ticket in November.