The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-10-30
Wire Nails
Barb and Smooth Wire
Strictly Pure Linseed Oil
Call and see me when i'm the market. You
always find the lowest market prices here.
Bucks Cash Hardware
Leader Prices
Wood wanted at this office.

Wood wanted at unlS ONCE.
Nathan Craige~ has returned from
Larwill.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller have re-
turned from Chicago.
Chas. Force returned Friday night
from Bowbells, North Dakota. where
he has been for the past seven months.
Alta Rumsey who is visiting her
grandmother at Chicago. had a re-
lapse of typhoid fever, and is quite
low.
Mrs. Hewitt and Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.
Somehow, of Laporte, spent Sum-
day at the home of w. II. Love in
this city.
Ed Bremen and George Denman
who spent the summer and fall in
North Dakota, returned home Friday
afternoon.
Walter Murphy who resides on the
Bremen road northeast of this city is
reported seriously i'll with typhoid
malarial fever.
Mrs. A. t. Wallace went to Column
bia City Friday to visit her brother
in-law, David Whiteleather, who is
reported seriously i'll.
Mrs. Bert Logan left for Onoway,
Michigan, Thursday night where she
will make her home. Her husband has
been there several weeks.
The German ladies had very
large and profitable social at the home
of Mrs. Fred Shoemaker, on Miner
street Thursday afternoon.
Frank L. Thomas, who has been in
Alaska five years and six months, is
on his way home, but will probably
not arrive here for a month.
The man who goes to the polls to
vote on Nov. should be absolutely
certain that he knows how to mark
his ballot before he enters the booth.
Every republican should take it up
or himself to get out the full repub-
lican vote Of his neighborhood on Nov.
4. That is the way to achieve sue
cess.
Mr.. Luxton, who represents the
Vose Piano company. left for Chicago
today. He sold a number of fine
pianos in this city, and his customers
seem well pleased.
The Cincinnati Enquirer has not
had word about Tom L. Johnson s
campaign in Ohio since he called Mr..
Mclean coward and a traitor. The
silence is omInous.
Mrs. H. p. Latta, who has been Wis
iting her parents. DIR. and Mrs. J. S.
Martin, and her sister, Mrs. s. N.
Stevens, returned to her home at
Toledo, Ohio, Friday.
o. E. Rogers, who has been visiting
G. L. Morris in this city has gone to
Ohio and New York to visit relatives
and old friends before returning to
his home in California,
Ralph Foote, of Chicago, was here to
visit of over Sunday with schoolmates
and friends. He is member of the
class which was confirmed at st.
Mlchael's church Sunday.
Prof. F. E. Herring delivered an ad-
dress at the opera house Thursday.
The hall was crowded to it's utmost
capacity. Mr.. Herring is fine speaker
and a pleasant gentleman.
The South Bend Tribune. the re-
publican organ of Saint Joseph coun-
ty, publishes Treasurer O'Keefe's let
ter to taxpayers, in full in its news
columns as an important item Of
news.
Justice Molter fined Charles Stuck
fifteen dollars and costs last Friday
for sleeping on the wrong porch with
bis feet against a door Thursday
night. Charley seems to be in hard
luck lately.
This is an age of reason and people
have learned the great lesson of think
ing for themselves; therefore we GER
tainly have good reasons for believing
that several republicans will be elected
in this county.
Misses Sevilla Schumacher and Sarah
Troyer and Mrs. Amanda Mitchell, of
German township, passed through
here ON their way to Howard county
for visit of few weeks with rela-
tives ana friends.
This is the first season that Sec
ond crop of timothy hay has been cut
in this section of the country. Many
farmers have cut fine crop of hay
this week, and a few have cut clover
hay from clover sown last spring.