The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-30
LOCAL NEWS


an acre of corn in Indiana is
$5.65.
William Longacre of near La
paz, is spending week at WI
mona Lake.
Mss Harriet Conlogue of
Kendalville, is visiting at B. c..
Southworth's.
Mrs. Lucy York of Donaldson.
visited in Plymouth Wednesday
and Thursday.
The Presbyterian reception
and social at Mrs X. A. Randall's
Friday afternoon.
The Bourbon Advance will is
sue a daily edition during the
week of the Bourbon fair.
Miss Eleanor Dugan has re-
turned to her home at Inwood
after a visit in this city and Don
aldson.
Mrs. Minnie Slick and Miss
Lille Shannon of South Bend,
have been visiting relatives in
Plymouth.
Mrs. A. Brophy and children
have returned to Chicago after a
visit of several days at the home
of Charles Long
Miss Addie Brown, a teacher
of Los Angeles, California, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. ]. N. Will
son in this city.
A. J. Thayer of North town
ship, went to Rochester Thurs
day to arrange for placing his
son in Rochester college.
Company |, which had been in
camp ten days at Fort Benjamin
Harrison near indianapolis, re-
turned to Plymouth Wednesday.
c. G.. Bollman of West town
ship has picked over 800 worth
of pickles from one acre of land
this year and is not done picking
yet.
Elmer Jones, the Donaldson
fruit man is selling peaches that
far excel any early peaches
brought to Plymouth from Mich
igan.
Miss Lura Wilson entertained
her Sunday School class Wed
nesday afternoon at her home
corner of Miner and William
streets
Mrs. Peterson and her sister
Mrs. Townsend and Miss Allie
Morrill, of this city, are spending
a few days at the Winona Bible
conference.
II. B. Allen the pickle mar
says there are more fine fields O
corn in Marshall county than hi
ever saw before at this season
of the year.
Plymouth merchants are secur
ing customers from all the sur
rounding counties. There IS nc
better place in the state to ge
bargains in merchandise.
Mrs. John Matthew and he
grand daughters, Rose and Eta
and Mr. and lars. w. III. Love
went to Rochester to attend tn
funeral of Dr. Murphy and wife
Louis Suit came from Wana
tab Thursday to attend the fun
eral of the child of Mr. and Mrs
John Group, who died Wednes
day. Mrs. Group is Mr.. Suit
sister.
"Try try again" SENS to be tn
motto of the government wealth
m anwho every day for an entir
week said "it will be cooler to
morrow, and every day it grew
hotter.
Both the Chicago basebal
teams are leading the big league
and both Boston teams are tail
enders. How do philosopher
account for this triumph of por
over beans?
John ". Ashley of Bourbo
township, came up to go wit
the Knights Templar to Roches
ter. He reports very fine cor
and crops of all kinds in hi
neighborhood.
Mr.. Bryan has been away fror
America for eleven months an
during that time he has mad
$1,000 week by writing article
on his travels for a syndicate {
American papers.
DIR. Kaszer reports son Dor
at the home of Mr.. and Mr.
William Smith on East Lapor1
street Thursday. 1t is their fir.
boy and their youngest daughtt
is thirteen years old.
Mrs. ]. ]. Kleimer who can
here to attend the CRUDE r.
union, has returned to her hon
in Cleveland, Ohio. She was OF
West township correspondent
when she was Miss Dora Grub
The purchase of 8 acres {
land along the Pennsylvani
right of way at Columbia Cit,
emphasized the report that
portion of the car works at F
Wayne will be removed to TIL;
city.
William E. Curtis describe
the Tauride palace, the meetin
place of the late Russian dunn
as the finest parliamentary builc
ing in the world. 1t was erecte
by Catharine the Great abot