The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-24

LOCAL NEWS

Suit AuOIlclt Oh new bu1IdlO
Mich, IS the guest of friends in thi,
city.
Mrs. Anna Ebersole of Valparaiso
is visiting with Mrs. Bell Clifford il
this city.
Six trunks of sample Cloaks on dis
play at Allman's Wednesday, Oct
3Oth. Be sure to attend.
Paul Singrey has returned from a
few weeks visit with friends in Co.
lumbus and other Ohio cities.
Miss Lucretia Rea and her father
DR. Rea of Culver, are visiting in
Ohio. They will be gone two weeks
Mrs Mary Edman has returned to
her home in Argos after visiting with
friends in this city and in Bourbon
Mrs. Mary Overmeyer and daugh-
ter Ruth, went to Peru this morn
ing They are moving there from
Sligo.
Night Operator Blaine Miltenberg
er. IS on the sick list His place i
being filled by VIM Feeters of Fort
Wayne
Mrs NJ c. Harter has returned 20
her home in Warsaw, after spend
ing week with her daughter, Mrs
c. Cummings
Mrs NJ ID. Disher has returned to
her home in Etna Green, after spend
ing lew days with friends and rel
atives in this city.
Mrs. K. K. Brooke and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. c. Smith, who have beer
spending the summer at Petesky
Mich. are expected home this even
ing
The melancholy days are coming
when the woods will be brown ami
scar, but for a few days now au-
tumn's most beautiful tints will pre-
vail.
Mrs Clyde Dunfee OF Bourbon
who has been visiting her brothers
Fred and Bert Hatfield, in this city
has gone to indianapolis TO attend
dental college
p T. Barnum's widow announce:
in Paris that she is going to take hei
fourth husband She seems to be al
most as good an advertiser as tn;
original Barnum
Mrs. Milo J. Beard has gone Il
Muncie, 10 which place she and he
husband are moving from Chicago
Mrs Beard was formerly Miss Dor;
Keller OF this city.
Mrs. ]. II. Meredith OF Columbi;
City. who has been the guest of he
brother, Frank Cullison and family
for few days. has gone to Eth;
Green for a feg days visit
Stephen Coleman and II Bur
Oak. are spending ten da, thi
city at the home of their son, Rev
J. J. Coleman. who is attending tn,
general conference of the Wesleyan
church.
October %, will be Arbur day ant
its observance is urged by the stat,
superintendent of public instruction
Especially should it receive attention
from all rural schools whose ground
are bare
r J. Higgins of Oregan. Ill, J.
Vince of Pierceton, and J. H. VIII
ley. Marshall Logan and A. r. I'm
derwood, of this city. left for Hills
burg. Clinton county. Ind, Thurs
day morning, to attend the annua
state conference of the Church Q
God.
Three-fourths OF the worlds pep
permint crop is now being harveste
in a section of Michigan and Indian
radiating IS miles from Kalamazoo
1t requires a single county in Me-
York. some patches in Ohio and otf
ers in different sections of the worl
TO produce the other fourth.
Adjutant General Ainsworth in HI
report on the Indiana militia for tn
fiscal year ended June 30. 1907, say
among other things: "The personn,
present a fine appearance, and ar
apparently Jealous efficient and rel
able But he criticises in detail tn
lack Of equipment and proper drillin
places.
Zion City is practically no NOR
Dowie is dead and Voliva has gon
The self-styled prophet lived to i
all his followers know that he wa
faker. and his ungrateful lieutenar
has paid the penalty, early in life, fo
his infidelity The religion OF JEST
Christ only grows stronger throug
the succeeding ages
Several people in Rochester te
the terrible explosion at Fantane
Ind, Tuesday. Shortly after the e
feet of the detonation was notice.
Mr.. H. Franklin, the Fair Store ma
called at The Republican Office I
learn whether or not the news {
Some explosion had been telephone
I'm. but with the most diligent inquir
nothing unusual in that line could |
learned of hereabouts. When til
evening papers came in, however, Z
explanation was found for the NOV
ment of the earth which was SO plaii
ly Observation-Disclosures Republican.