The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-09-30

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are visiting at Warsaw.
Many Plymouth people went to
Bremen to attend the fair.
Joshua Rohrer has returned to
Peru after a visit of several days
here
Di. KaSzer reports baby girl
at the home of Carl Schneider in
this city.
Mrs. O. d. Machlan is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Noah Goodyear,
at Inwood.
Mrs. George Nitcher has re-
turned to South Bend after a visit
in Plymouth.
Mrs. ]. G.. Steinman is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Miller at Bourbon.
Mrs. Z. H. Meyer has returned
to Chicago, after spending two
weeks in Plymouth.
Mrs Dickson Thompson has re-
turned from visit of two weeks
with her sister at Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Price
went to North Manchester Fri
day, for a visit of several days.
Frank Lamson has purchased
Mrs. Bowels interest in the Ross
House and is now sole owner of
the hotel.
Miss Amelia Hobby has re-
turned to indianapolis after a
visit of six weeks with her broth.
er at InwCod.
Peter ]. Richard has returned
from business trip at Bluffton
and says their street carnival was
a great success.
Miss Elsie Whiteman has gone
10 Warsaw to correct the tran
script of the Young ditch and do
some other court work.
| Ed Thompson OF Green, Iowa,
surprised his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark Thompson, by coming
unexpectedly Thursday night.
| Mr.. and Mr.. Christian Fisher
attended the funeral of Mrs.
| James Greer at the home south
Of lnwood Friday afternoon.
| Peru had a $4,000 fire Thurs
day night. The Parkhurst eleva-
tor works employing 200 men
was partially destroyed.
| Miss Sadie Goodman of Hart
! lord City, who has been visiting
| Mrs. Robert Smell, has gone to
South Bend for a visit OF a few
days.
Roscoe Huff and family OF Ra-
inc, Wis, attended the Bremen
fair and are visiting friends in
this county. Mr.. Huff is engaged
III The automobile business.
| The counties north of us are
holding meetings and combining
to get a canal from Lake Michi-
gan to Lake Erie. Money for
surveys has been raised in sew
eral counties.
! Charles POreher went to War
saw Friday as ditch commission
er OF Marshall county to assist in
work on the Young ditch which
runs through part OF both Mar
shall and KOSoiusko counties.
Rev. c.. A. Price. who recently
accepted call as pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Union
Mills, stopped in Plymouth on
his way from Albion where he
has been preaching for five years
According to information re-
ceived at the Office of the state
superintendent OF public instruc-
tion a large number of schools
over the state have been compel
; ed to close temporarily because
OF epidemics OF scarlet fever.
Inspector Edward Mccain OF
Chicago. has been found guilty
OF accepting a bribe, and men
, higher up are implicated. The
history of the trial is a story Oh
vice and crime which uncovers
| some OF the wickedness. of Chi
cago officials.
Il Benjamin Bryant came tc
Hammond hungry. He asked fol
food at several places but says
he was refused. He stole bottle
of milk off a window sill, drank
it and was arrested by police
Judge McMahan sentenced him
to Jail for thirty days. The milk
!, was valued at cents.
Chester Dunnuck, who has
, been tenant this year on thu
farm of his father, j. F. Dunnuck
west OF the Lake of the Woods
will sell his personal property al
public sale, after which he will
2 move to South Bend and run Z
meat market. He leaves the farm
because his wife's health is moi
, good.
5 The Plymouth Daily Democrar
says the stranger who managed
, the Chronicle contest was here
: for what money there was in it
and the man or men who could
: get the most money for him were
{, to receive the prizes. The Dem
t ocrat ought to know. Nobody
: who becomes a partner in any
such gambling scheme ought tC
Y squeal when the chief "capper'
lWalks away with the stakes.