The Plymouth tribune., 1902-11-06

Rev. L. A. Moench. of Valparaiso
was in town Monday.
A. C. Miller and family, of north
Walnut street are visiting in Bour
bon.
Prof. S. A. Kemp, principal of the
Etna Green schools, went to Fulton,
Ind, to vote.
c. R. Beattie, proprietor of the new
store in the Kendall block, went tC
Rochester to vote.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Barrett have re-
turned to Rochester after visiting
relatives in this citv.
Mrs. Brittenham returned home
from the hospital at Fort Wayne last
week and is improving slowly.
George Baugher, of Kalamazoo,
came down Monday evening and re-
turned to Kalamazoo on the next noon
train.
T. E. Houghton has a new wagon
painted in the latest style. making
the Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine
conspicuous.
Oscar A. Burch came home from
Kokomo Tuesday night to cast his
first vote. He voted the republican
ticket straight.
The annual Thanksgiving proclama-
tion is always issued at a period when
everybody is thankful that the cam.
paign is about over.
A. c. Hensel and daughter have re-
turned to South Bend after visit of
two weeks with the family of Fred
Goodyear east of town.
If any mistake be made in eating
any of the new breakfast foods it can
easily be corrected by using some of
une new patent medlcineS.
Clarence Mcpherson, of Bourbon,
who belongs to the United States
navy. is home on ten days furlough
and visited in this city Monday.
Win Morrill, has moved to Roches-
ter where he has the agency of the
Standard Oil company. He was in the
oil business six years in Plymouth.
The South Bend Times says all the
speeches made in Indiana during the
campaign just ended did not change
the result Of the election In the least.
Eugene Welch, who came home
Saturday night has gone to Chicago
on business connected with the firm
for which he travels. He will return
Saturday.
Since 1893 the deposits in savings
banks, savings institutions and trust
companies. largely made by salary and
wage-earners, having increased fully
40 per cent.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Lower, OF
Elkhart county, vino have been visit.
ing the family of Jacob Rhinehart and
other relatives at Walkerton returned
home Tuesday.
1t is rumored that DIR. D. c. Knott
Mayor and John w. Woltord will es.
tablish a new newspaper in Plymouth
next week. 1t will be called the Ply.
mouth Chronicle.
Gust Wickey came down from South
Bend Monday evening voted the re.
publican ticket at I O'Clock the next
morning and returned to South Bend
on the 8:45 train.
The election, like the campaign was
one OF the most quiet and orderly evel
seen in Plymouth. A large vote was
polled. but Of course not SO large as al
presidential elections.
indianapolis is SO pestered with
robbers that a wag over there says
unless something is done to stop the
depreciation "people will be compelled
to take their graves in at night"
A man is undergoing treatment al
Tacoma for swelled head. Tacoma
is indeed fortunate in having but one
such case, and he is of an unusual kind
in wanting the swelling reduced.
Claude Bissell and Miss Flo Verka,
were licensed Tueiday, to marry
and went to Mishawaka to have the
nuptial knot tied. Many friends wish
for them long useful and happy
married life.
Tuesday was known as repub
|lican election day, the weather being
very fine, But it takes more thar
ordinary good weather and very hare
times to overcome the democratic ma
jority in Marshall county.