The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-09-26
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Geo. Koontz is visiting with
friends at South Bend.
Mrs. Albert Sisk has gone to South
Bend for a few days visit
Roy Rhinehart went to Chicago
Saturday where he may locate.
Mrs. Catherine Staley is the guest
of Warsaw friends and relatives
Mrs. Harry S. Chester OF Elkhart,
is visiting with her father. B. E. Ry-
der.
Mrs. S. A. Brewer went to War
saw for a couple weeks visit with
friends.
c. E. Toan has gone TO Chicago
where he will spend a few days with
relatives.
Morris Banks and daughter. Miss
Alice, are visiting with relatives in
Mishawaka,
Mrs. NJ. Teeney and her guest,
Mrs. F. E. Butcher Of Goshen. went
to Fort Wayne, to attend the fair.
Mrs. Martha Wilhelm of South
Bend, has returned to that city after
spending a few days with friends
here.
Mrs. Minerva Marrert has returned
to her home in Bourbon, after visit
ing with her sister. Mrs. Pettigary,
in this city.
Mrs. Ed Conlin has returned to
her home in South Bend, after spend
ing a few days with her sister, Mrs
Delbert Bryan.
A. T. Wallace left for Ladysmith'
Wis, Saturday. He expects to be
gone a couple of weeks and will visi,
relatives in Chicago.
Mrs. w. w. Flanders left for Ed
harrisburg, Mich, Saturday, where
she will visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Bollman.
The Marshall County Trust and
Savings company has filed articles oil
incorporation, which appear in an
other column in this paper.
Mrs. Chas. Vermillion of Rockford
H.. who has been visiting with Mrs
Ed Rogers for a few days has gone
to Bourbon for a short visit.
Miss Laura Shoemaker and Glen
Underwood left for Bloomington
Saturday, where they will attend In
diana University the coming year.
While most crops are shy this year
we will have plenty of cabbage and
it will be your own fault if you dc
moi have a barrel or two of sauel
kraut.
Charles B. Rush and Mrs. Carrie
Ward, deaf mutes, were married al
Warsaw Thursday. The pledges were
taken and the questions answered IN
writing.
Special missionary services will be
held at the Reformed church on Sun
day evening, under the auspices oil
the Wonan's Missionary Society
All cordially invited.
Mrs. Alexander Young Of, Chicago
is here the guest of Mrs. Holdridge
She came to attend the reunion oil
the goth regiment at Laporte, and
to visit with old friends.
According to figures just published
by State Statistician Stubs, Mar.
shall county has but 4s acres planted
in onions this year, as against Al
acres of tobacco and "a acres OF peas
Editor Mosier of the Bristol Ban
ner an increase of 2:
cents per year in the price OF the
Banner. The rapid increase in the
price of print paper is making it hard
for country publishers
Mrs. S. M. Burch, Harry Scott
and family, Claud Harris AID family
and Mrs. VIM. Montgomery, have
gone TO South Bend to attend the
Ramsey family reunion. held at thu
home of Jesse Ramsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Haag, Mrs. Car
Ebert and Adam Ebert have gone
to Mansfield, Ohio, to attend the fun
eral of Conrad Ebert. Conrad Ebert
will be remembered by Plymouth
people, he being a former resident
of this city .
The Jail at Lafayette now holds
twenty criminals. the largest numbe'
in the history of the city. and a guare
is kept around the Jail every nigh
to prevent a possible Jail breaking
Most of the characters in the lookup
are desperate characters and one at
tempt at jail delivery has bsen made
Platt Mcdonald returned to Bre
men this week, after nearly a year!
absence. He has been engaged II
newspaper work at Torreon, a bust
ling modern city of $4,000 in Ole
Mexico, but says he became tired o
the work and had a longing to lool
at his little farm near the Lake
Bremen Enquirer.
Rev. Howard left for Richmond
Va, Monday, where he will attend
the General conference, and expect'
to return about Oct. 26. In tn
meantime the services will be con
ductsd-on September 20, by Georg'
H.. Thayer, and on the three follow
ing Sundays by Rev. w. w. Ray
mond, the former Episcopal rector