The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-07-31
Vern Miller is visiting at Bremen.

Vern Miller is visiting at Bremen.
Mrs. A. C. Capron is visiting in Chi
cago this week.
Henry Bergman, of Kokomo, is here
for visit of week.
The continuous rains have so fal
prevented hay fever.
Miss Babcock had finger broker
at the basket factory Monday.
Indiana is said to have more goo6
political speakers than any other state
Mrs w. E. Mckenzie has gone t
the Larwill sanitarium for a few days
Miss Mary Wade has returned from
visit of week with relatives at La,
porte.
Miss Christina See, daughter OF
Richard See, is visiting in South
bend.
Charley Burt, of Donaldson, trans
acted business in this city Monday
Leening.
Mrs. ]. D. Knapp, of Clinton, Ind.
Is the guest of Ms. II. A. Brennel
this week.
Mrs. Charles Juday. Of this city,
has gone to Homer, ILL.,, for . visit Of
two weeks
Laertes Berkey and family, who re-
sided east Of town, haye moved t
South Bend.
Quite number of the prominen,
republicans of the county were in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. j. B. Bowel and Mrs. Esther
Oglesbee were guests of friends in
Argos Tuesday.
Mrs Fink has returned to her home
at Argos after a visit of few days with
Mrs j. B. Bowel.
Hugh and Marshall Logan with
their families visited Chicago Sunday
for summer outing
Miss Bertha Rightley, is attending
the exercises of Rochester college and
visiting friends in that city this week.
Fifty-seven tickets were sold at the
Lake Erie station for the democratic
judicial convention at Rochester Tues.
day.
A wreck at Davis which piled sever.
al freight cars on the track delayed
the east-bound mail tive hours this
forenoon.
The ring in this county is dying,
but it will be hard to convince it OF
its demise until year or two after
the funeral.
That cute paper the Moravian Falls,
N. c., Yellow Jacket remarks that
Democrats are people who are gen.
orally opposed to things"
EN-. Sbirk and family have re.
turned to Harrisburg, PA, after a
visit of ten days with George Shirk
and other relatives In North township.
The Ladies Parish Guild will meet
with Mrs. James w. Thayer, Thurs
day afternoon. Ice cream and cake
will be served and everybody is invit-
ed.
B. w. Ross and Ed Monroe, promin-
emit democrats of Polk township, were
in town Tuesday waiting for returns
from the judicial convention at ROch.
ester.
DR.. Eley and Nose NJ. Lauer took
the overland route to Rochester by
automobile Tuesday to attend the con-
vention. Nose agreed to pay the bill
for horse feed.
Fish and Game Commissioner z. T.
Sweeney is preparing statistics regard
ing all Indiana lakes and ponds. The
name, location, size, summer resorts,
ETC., will be reported.
Miss Rosalie Shane, of Lexington,
KY, who has been visiting at Sig.
mund Mayors, went to Chicago today
to visit relatives and friends in that
city before returning home.
The law is and must be supreme,
nothing should be allowed to inter-
fere with the courts; therefore honest,
clear-headed, profound lawyers should
be chosen as judges Of the courts.
Lodges at Elwood have decided to
doIaway with bands at funerals. They
object to following band to a ceme-
terry playing a doleful funeral dirge,
and return home behind the band
playing "There1l be hot time"
John Kelly, an old and respected
citizen of Inwood, died at Q O'Clock
on Tuesday. He had been in declin-
ing health for several months. but did
not seem to be near death until Mon
day night. He was about seventy
eight years old.