The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-10-18

Auctioneers report horses selling
unusually high this fall.
Mrs. Randall had a fine display of
pictures at the Bourbon fair.
A. l.. Schaal has returned from a
visit in Crawford county, Ohio.
Two hundred and fifty Plymouth
people attended the Bourbon fair.
The cotton crop of Oklahoma and
Indian Territory was damaged by
frost.
WANTED-Farm hand. $1,000 per
month. Steady employment. En-
quire this Office.
Miss AXE, of Walkerton, who was
visiting in this city went to Hamlet
to visit over Sunday.
Mrs. Huldah Thompson and son,
Lloyd, of Argos, have been visiting
relatives in this city.
Frost has visited the Lynchburgb,
Virginia district, killing vegetation in
truck patches and elsewhere.
Mrs. w. E. West has returned to
her home at Otsego, Mich, after a
visit of ten days in Plymouth.
George Gibson and wife have re-
turned to their home in Elkhart af-
ter a visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Morgan has returned to her
home at Paxton, ILL.,, after visit
with the family of Prof Nuttall
Edgar Dickinson has shown mark
ed improvement during the past few
days and now seems almost out OF
danger.
Cheer upl The weather bureau
says it is going to get warmer, and
we may have an open Indian sum-
mer, after all.
Harry Soice, who has been travel
ing with musical organization dur
ing the summer, is again at his home
in Plymouth.
Mrs. DIR. Campbell and Mrs. J. A
Carter of Rochester, stopped in Ply
mouth on their way home from the
Bourbon fair.
Daniel Savage of Green township
is erecting a new barn to take the
place of one destroyed by lightning
two months ago.
The eighteenth annual fair of the
Bremen agricultural society, was thu
most successful in the history Of
the organization.
Mr.. and Mrs. Metz and Mrs. Mar,
Shreve of Kalamazoo, Mich, arrived
Friday evening to attend the funera
of John c. Bowles.
c. A. Green, pastor OF the Chris
tian Holiness church at Anderson
has been visiting his father ant
friends in this county
AS Acknowledgement Miller says
consider carefully State and local is
sues before you vote for Congress
man TO make national laws.
Mrs. J. A. Miller returned Satur
day to her home in Walnut township
after visit with her sister and 9th
er relatives and friends here.
There was splendid display o
apples at the Bremen and Bourbon
fairs giving ample evidence that fin
fruit can be produced in Marshal
county.
Quite number of people from
South Bend have been attending tn
brewery trial this week, brought her
on change of venue. Judge Hess j
trying the case
Fred Murray, the Culver balloon
ist, made an ascension last Saturda
rising 1000 feet. In the parachute h
descended in the lake, but was res
cued by passing steamboat.
The funeral of John G Bowles wi
lie held at the Episcopal church z
1.-TWO o'clock Sunday afternoon in
stead of at the residence. Rev. "
Is. Howard will conduct the service
| Rev. W. F. Adomeit has accepte
| a call from the German church ,
| New Buffalo,, Michigan, and wi
preach his farewell sermon at tn
German Evangelical church in Plyir
outh, Sunday morning.
| There may be no snakes in Ir,
land, but there must be several in Ii
dia if the statistics showing that 81
| $50 deaths were caused in that coul
try last year by snake bite are co
irect. They were bites by real snake
too.
The Elkhart county grand jury h;
stirred up ig' excitement by return
ing indictments against both the Ell
hart and Goshen Elks lodges, whic
are charged with violating the lique
law by conducting private bars c
the club system.
| DR.. F. NJ Burkett. and John
Jones are fighting Parks and Merri
Moores in the supreme court. The
think they have some rights and
not propose to be forced to put
certain ticket on the ballot under II
emblem of the eagle
Fred Boltz, aged co. was. ground ,
death under a train at Peru Frida
morning. Just before the rapidly al
preaching engine reached the poll
where he was standing Boltz la
down across the rails. He had bee
out of work and was respondent.
Miss Cole, who was scalded at II
lcanning factory Friday, by foo
giving way is reported in seriol
condition, a portion of her body ar
stomach being badly burned. One
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