The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-11-22

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SO university opens Nov. 27.
9. V. Stangle of Warsaw, was
a Plymouth visitor Wednesday.
Samuel Schlosser made a bust
ness trip to South Bend Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Cunningham
are visiting relatives at Frances
vile.
Mrs. DR.. Loring and her sister,
Miss Wilson, spent Thursday at
Argos.
G. B. Kooser and family have
moved from Warsaw to Ply
Touth.
DR.. A. Z. Caple and family
have moved from Maxinkuckee
to Argos.
Mrs. Fred Corse went to South
Bend Thursday for visit of a
few days.
]. ]. Drake and family have
moved from Decatur, Ind, to
West township.
Mrs. William York and family
have moved from Union town
ship to Missouri.
Mrs. Charles Anderson visited
her sister Mrs. Burgener, at Don
aldson Thursday.
Miss Cora Hallock has gone to
Elkhart county for a visit of a
week with relatives.
Miss Matte Buskirk. who has
been at Brightside, returned to
Indianapolis Thursday.
Mrs. Lawrence Zentner, has
returned to her home at Monter-
ey after a visit in this city.
Aaron Shero of South Bend.
has retured home after a visit
with friends in this county.
Hon. William f. Mason of
Chicago, visited his son at Culver
Military Academy last week.
Mrs. Seider of Elkhart, visited
'during the past week with rela-
tives here and in West township.
Miss Helen Allen has returned
to her home at Danville, ILL.,, af-
ter a visit of several DAYS with
relatives here.
The apple crop of Marshall
county is reported by State Sta
Iistician Stubs TO be 81, 200 bush
els. Last year only 600 bushels
were reported.
Charles Williams of White
land, Johnson county, Ind, has
been visiting and transacting
business here. and thinks of m ~
ing to this county.
Mrs. l. NJ. Mattingly and her
daughter, Mrs. Baker, have NOV
ed from this city to Argos where
Mr.. Mattingly is employed on
The Argos Reflector.
G. A. Sproul of Convoy, Ohio
has bought a farm just west oil
the Fertig school house in West
township and will move his fam
| lily to the farm this week.
The p. II. S. Freshman basket
BAH team defeated the Webster
school team, Monday evening by
a score of 5 and 4. Umpire. Mr.
Carey, referee, Miss Morris.
| A. c. Miller who returned
from the Pan Handle section OF
Texas few days ago, says there
is some very fine country there
and Amos is good judge OF
land.
| On the state ticket this con
Igressional district gave a Repub
lican majority of $3.50, but Con
lgressman Bricks majority was
only 207. He ran 2,083 votes be
hind his ticket.
| Mrs. John Flossenzier visited
iher brother, Fred Logan, at the
Epworth hospital South Bend
Thursday. Fred is no better and
Twill probably be brought home
about Thanksgiving.
| The fourteenth annual session
of the Marshall County Teachers
| Association will be held at the
WEBSTER school building in this
lefty on Friday and Saturday
| Nov. 80 and Dec. l.
| AT the beginning of this school
] term, there were more than 49,
100000 pupils gathered in 5000
Ipublic school buildings presided
lover by 100000 teachers who
learn annual salaries of $3.50, 1000
loco.
| Elder d. T. Halstead and A. ]
| Burnham of Rensselaer, are here
to attend the Church of God con
| ference. Elder Halstead is one
of the old timers who has beer
doing good work for half cen
fury.