The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-09-13
LOCAL NEWS

Charles Weddell, OF LapOrte
is now employed at Rhinehart's
barber shop.
Twenty-seven Plymouth PEG
pie went to Rochester Friday to
attend the fair.
Mrs. Lizzie Fribley Brilliant
has moved from Bourbon to
Evanston, Illinois.
Mrs. O. Bassett of South Bend
attended the Lowell reunion in
this city Thursday.
Mrs. Eernette and Mrs. Elmer
Wit have returned to Bourbon
after visit in this city.
Mrs. Wright has returned to
Valparaiso after a visit with her
son, John Wright in this city.
Mrs. John Seitenright and her
daughter, Miss Nellie are visit
ing relatives in North township.
Carson E. Berger of Bremen,
has gone to the Philippines to
teach school for the government
The Vanderbilt roads have de
cided to issue 1000-mile passen-
ger books for $50, good until
used.
John c. Johnson of Rochester
and Mrs. Hattie Helsel of Argos,
were married Thursday after
noon.
Until September 5, 1906, there
had been no meeting of the state
central committee for over four
months.
Former President Cleveland
has quit looking for a safe and
sane Democracy. This is not the
age of miracles.
One of the twin children, less
than one year old, of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanton of Hamlet died
Thursay evening.
Charles Richardson, son and
daughter of Chicago, have been
spending a few days with rela-
tives in this county.
w. A. Beldrn went to Van
Vert, Chic, Thursday morning
to attend the county fair and Wis
it relatives and friends.
Arthur Stafford and Mary
Stanley were married at the
home of the bride in Argos Sum
day evening, September 2.
Miss Emma Protsman went to
Lapaz Friday to arrange for her
work in the schools there where
she has taught for five years.
Mrs. Jones Grant has been
spending a week with relatives
at Bourbon and the Bethe'
neighborhood west of Bourbon.
Burglars pried open the rea'
window of the l.. f. & w. sta
ton Thursday night and. go;
about $3.50 from the cash draw
er.
John Richard residing few
miles south of this city, sold over
$500 worth of clover seed from
twenty &C es of land few days
ago.
Mrs. Alfreu Price and children
of Silver Lake have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Price and
other relatives in this city sever
al days
Mrs. Seider, who is keeping
house for her grandson in West
township. went to her home in
EIkhart Friday for visit OF a
few days.
Mrs. Devoe Zehner took a
pearl valued at $50 from mus
sci shell which she found in the
Kankakee river at Davis last
Tuesday.
One lock in the Panama cana
will require over 10000 car loads
of cement. But the age OF cement
has arrived, and it is an article
that stays put.
Mrs. George Stockman, son
Nyron and daughter, Hilda. are
here from Cleveland, Ohio, for a
visit of two weeks with relatives
in this vicinity.
Mrs. Weiss will have very
pretty cottage on Michigan
street between the old Ruge
property and Joseph Eich's re-
modelled residence.
Mrs. c.. Kessling has returned
TO her home at New aCrlisle al
ter a visit at the home of her
brother, Frank Fertig and with
other relatives here.
Mrs. H. G.. Thayer went to
Culver Thursday to spend few
rlavs with Mrs. Martin II. Rice
of indianapolis. at their cottage
on the banks of the lake.
Rev. John ]. Coleman was Civ
en- a position corresponding to
that Of presiding elder at the
WESLEYAN conference which clos
ed at Paramount last week.
Jer-y Ringer has had his
name painted on his barn IN very
large letters. 1t would be well
if every farmer in the county
would follow his example.