The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-10-16

Herbert Buck has returned to De
trOit.
Harry Wiltfong is here again thi!
week.
David Brundige is visiting at For
Wayne this week.
Mrs. John Knapp is visiting in In
dianapoliS this week.
Theodore Sponsler is at work il
South Bend this week.
S. c. Rhinehart and family have
returned to Wanatah.
Peter Holem has gone to Chicago
for visit of two weeks.
All Maccabees should remember the
smoker at their hall tonight.
Adam E Wise made a business
trip to indianapolis Tuesday.
1t begins to look like the mines will
soon be mining hard coal again.
The first killing frost of the season
came Tuesday morning, October IA
Mrs. Evans, of near Donaldson, is
visiting her sister in Nappanee this
7eek.
Amos Aldaffer, of Walnut, has re-
turned from visit of two weeks in
Ohio.
Mrs. Charles Cooper, of Bourbon,
is visiting her parents in Polk town
ship this week.
Mr.. T. II. Dawson, of Hazelhurst,
Wis, is visiting his son, j. H. Daw-
son. in this city.
Editor Hoffman, of Fulton, Ind,
was in town Tuesday on his way home
from a visit in Michigan.
Rev. A. H. Zilmor, the Advent
evangelist, has gone for a trip Of ten
days in this state and Illinois.
Rev. NJ. G. Long, Of Markle, form
er pastor of the Christian church in
this city is visiting here this week
Mrs. Claude Emerson and children
have gone to TioSa for visit Of few
days with relatives in that vicinity.
DR.. Burket and wife have returned
from their visit at Washington, Bal
tlmore and other points in the east.
There were immense rains at In
dianapoliS and in almost all sections
of central and southern Indiana Sum-
day night.
The Indianapolis News urges voters
to elect the best men for judges of
the courts no matter what their poll
tics may be.
Miss May Disher has returned from
Cardington, Ohio. She was called
there last week by the death of her
grandmother.
Joseph Wolf, of Oklahoma. is here
for the Allman-EiSendrath wedding
and to visit two or three days with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. John Convoy. of Wanatah, and
Mrs. O'Malley of New York, have been
visiting in with Miss Kate Stack in
this city for few days.
Only three weeks until election.
Every tax payer in Marshall county
should GO to the polls and vote the
republican county ticket.
The Warsaw high school football
team won their third victory at Plym-
outh on Saturday afternoon by defeat
ing the high school eleven of this city
by a score of II to o.
Mrs. William Erwin and niece,
Miss Erwin, Of Bourbon. are attend
ing the meeting of institute workers
and school of instruction at Purdue
University this week.
A. B. Wickizer has sold his 214 acre
farm, south Of Plymouth to Oliver
Sewell. of Benton county. The sale
was made through the Indiana Land
and Investment company.
Mrs. A. E. Washburn, who has
been here taking care of her sick
daughter, Mrs. Delbert Stills. returned
to her home in Tippecanoe township
Tuesday morning. Mrs. Stills is improv-
ing.
The supreme court of Indiana holds
an officer has no right to take person
into custody and hold such person
without warrant. The 'ssweat-box"
process of treating suspects will be
broken up by this decision.
The democratic council of this city
voted at recent meeting to tax the
city several hundred dollars for con-
crete foundation put in for the bene-
1t Of the Pennsylvania railway, when
South Michigan street was paved.