The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
LOCAL NEWS

moved to Kokomo.
Mrs. Perry Smith is visiting her
parents near Lapaz.
Ira Robinson and family have
moved to South Bend.
Miss Gladys Parks was Ply
mouth visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fl. Thay-
er are visiting in Chicago.
Mrs. Thomas Hines is visiting
her mother at Grovertown.
Mrs. Oliver G.. Soice has gone
TO Chicago for visit OF several
days.
The South Bend Central league
will play the Clippers here next
Sunday.
Frank Cullison has gone to
Winamac to spend a few days on
business.
T Yoslrm oi hicago has been
visiting aer, and at bourbon a
few days.
David Grossman OF Rutland,
was Plymouth visitor Tuesday
on business.
DR.. Preston went to New York
Monday evening to study medi-
cine and surgery.
Marie, daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Cleveland, is reported
sick with typhoid fever.
Mrs. John Ritci " has gone to
Mishawaka to spend few days
with friends and relatives.
Ezra Jones OF Green township,
visited his son, John r. Jones, on
Monday afternoon and night.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. NJ. Stojkey OF
Bremen, were here on business
Monday and remained over night.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Burkett
have gone to Hot Springs, Ar
kansas, to remain several weeks.
Mrs. William Whitesell OF
Donaldson, is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs c. G.. Bollman III
this city.
Voters should recollect that if
they remove from one ward TO
another before election they lose
their votes.
Indiana is increasing in popula-
ton. There were more than Two
births for every death in the state
in September.
Homer O. Appleman and FL
mer Young left Tuesday morning
FOR Big Timber Montana, on a
Prospecting tour.
w. F. Young was the delegate
from Plymo 18th to the state meet
ing of the Knights OF Pythias at
Indianapolis this week.
Mrs. c. d. Johnson, Mrs. ]. q.
Steinman, Mrs. John Huffer
and Mrs. Z. J. Bradley went to
Bourbon Tuesday to attend the
fair.
I Mrs. Jesse Kipp OF South Bend
has been visiting her brother in
this city this week and went from
here to Etna Green for visit OF
a few days.
Mr.. and and Mrs. S. F. Bru-
baker have returned to their
home at Wabash, after a visit OF
several days at the home of Dan
iel ID Peters.
VIM. Ormond and VIM. Van
grlder have just returned from
Rice hen shooting where to
their chagrin, they were unable
to even scare the hunted victims.
FOR SALE-A hrstclass Spi-
der Phaeton, rubber tired, ball
bearing. A bargain, for illforma-
ton write Andrew Hoffman Co.,
5O36 State Street, Chicago, Ill.
Mede Logan ard Mrs. Ray 10
gan are visiting Ward Logan in
Niles. Mich. The lann Try fire
was not so bad as reported. and
the laundry is again doing bust
ness.
!. A. Smith and wife and Mrs,
w. A. Switzer left last Tuesday
for Casey, ILL.,, where they will
visit for a few weeks with the
family Of the ladies' brother, John
Clemens.
This is the great home coming
week at South Bend. Street fairs
county fairs, and all other Kind OF
fairs will be laid in the shade by
the free attractions at SoHtf,
Bend every day this week.
Arrangements are making to
construct a double room in the
new Metsker block, into which
II. F.. Hougilton will move his
music store and in partnership
with Raymond L.. Metsker have a
shoe and gents. furnishing store
There is a strong rumor in rail
road and financial circles that will
not down, that the Murdocks are
negotiating for the purchase oil
the Winona railroad, and may
have at this time acquired pos
session Of that valuable property