The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-09-27
LOCAL NEWS
w. H. Craig has returned from his

Bert Nussbaum is visiting relatives
and friends in this city.
Walter Soice of St Louis, is visit
ing in this city this week.
WANTED Some four foot hard
wood See BisseIl, Plymouth. Ind.
The big Bremen fair commences
October 2 and continues four days. |
Misses Lena and Bertha Koontz
have been visiting in Chicago a few
days.
The weather is delightful, we have
had no frosts and the leaves are still
green.
Isaac Becker of Noblesville, IS |
spending a week with his parents N
this city.
Prof Leon and his wonderful
troupe of IA dogs, opera house to-
morrow night.
Mr. and Mrs Beach the funnies;
pair upon the American stage O.
III. tomorrow night.
j. L. McFarlin of Chicago, is visit
ing his parents at Twin Lakes and
relatives in this city.
George Hettinger the molder at
the north end foundery, transacted
business at South Bend Tuesday.
Mrs. Hattie Beal who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs Wilkinson in
this city, has gone to Deedsville, Ind
Mrs Lewis Gerardo of Naples,
Ind, has returned home after visit
in this city with her cousin, Mrs.
Glass.
General w. Kilgore one of the
prominent Republicans of Polk
township, was Plymouth visitor
Tuesday.
Mrs. J. B. Kelly of this city and
her mother-in-law, Mrs. Kelly Of
Fort Wayne, visited at South Bend
Tuesday.
W. H. Love went to Tyner this
afternoon on business connected
with securing pension for Mrs. J
ID. Fink
Ninety thousand people attended
the Fort Wayne fair last week. 1t
seems to be great year for success
full fairs.
Mrs Eber Burch of Hamlet, visit
ed in this city Tuesday on her way
to her old home at Tyner. for visit
of few days.
Rev c. A. Splitter and family have
returned to their home at Waterloo,
Ind. Mr.. Splitter breaches at Wash
ington Center the coming year
St. Mary's Guild will meet tonight
with Miss Anna Dunn her home
with Mrs Bert Jockey All the mem
bers are requested to be present
Charles r. Leonard and family are
home from northern Michigan, look
ing and feeling well and expect no
Mr.. and Mrs Valentine Nye of
Tyner, are attending the reunion OF
the 18th Ind, at Kendallville and
visiting relatives at Goshen this
week.
The city council at its meeting
Monday evening ordered the Penn.
sylvania 10 place watchman at 5th
street crossing in the west part OF
the city
Mrs. Archie Phillips and her sister
Mrs. Kane of Elkhart, who is visit.
ing her, went to Argos Tuesday
morning for visit with relatives ant
friends there
County Clerk Jones Tuesday, is
sued a license for the marriage o.
John B. Greene of St. Joseph coun
ty. and Mrs Louisa Thompson
Barnes of this city.
Mrs Otto Breeze and Mrs. Harle,
Bryant OF Logansport. have beer
spending a few days in this city 3
the home of their parents, Mr.. ane
Mrs. Charles Anderson.
Fred W. Vile of Laporte, grad
nate of Notre Dame and now in Der
In. has resigned as correspondent o
the Chicago Daily News, taking
three years service with the Londo,
Daily Mail at a yearly salary ~oi
$4,000.
Paul Stensland, the Chicago bani
wrecker landed at New York Mon
day evening on his way to Chicago
in charge of officers, and left 70
Chicago Tuesday over the New
York Central route. 1t is said tina
he vii plead guilty to the theft o
100000
The survivors of the Seventy
Fourth Indiana, which closed a yer,
enjoyable two days reunion at Co
lumbia CITY last Friday. will hold it
annual gathering in Warsaw mex
year Comrade Harrison Dillingham;
invited the reunion association 4
Warsaw
Natural gas is increasing il
volume and pressure at Muncie an,
Henry c. Zeigler, the pioneer ga
and oil man, who is at the head {.
one of the Muncie gas companies
says the city will have so per cen
more gas the coming winter than
had last winter
The department of agriculture !
conducting experiments at Boones
vile, ILL.,, in distiling alcohol from
the cobs and imperfect ears at can
ming factory These weigh a it'll
more than does the corn itself, ant
each ton will furnish about clever
gallons of alcohol.