The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-10-23

Clinton BOndurant has been sheriff
and deputy for six years. He is too
young man to spoil by keeping him
there any longer. Every true friend
of Clint" should vote for Elmer
Wilson.
Alexander w. belong, who was re-
garGed as one of the most vigorou.
newspaper writer's in Indiana, died at
his home in the city of Huntington,
Ind, Saturday morning, after a lin.
gering illness.
Mrs. j. c. Schiller, wife of the
former editor af the Bourbon Mirror,
now residing at Forest, Ohio, is Wis
iting friends at Bourbon and came to
Plymouth with her mother who was
on her way to her home in Michigan.
No one need to have apprehension
that the anthracite miners Will oppose
the ratification of the plan of settle
ment accepted by President Mitchell.
A vast majority of them are eager to
go to work at the earliest opportunity.
Judges John G. Capron and Harry
Bernetha are the boys that democrat
ic lea6 erS have selected to preside over
the courts of Marshall and Fulton
counties during the next six years.
Will the voters ratify such selection?
Marcus O. Swoyerland who resides
ten miles east of Plymouth, and Miss
Emma Kettering were married Wed
nesday evening, October Is, by Rev.
E. Brenion at his residence in Bremen.
They will reside on the Swoverland
farm.
The voters of this county should go
to the polls on Tuesday, November 4,
and vote for Elmer E. Wilson for shell
if. He is in every way qualified for
the position, and six years is long
enough for any man TO be a part Of
that office.
Foster Groves and John r. Jones
the opposing candidates for county
clerk were both in Plymouth today.
If voters select the best looking man
they will take Groves, and if they
want the best man for the office they
will vote for Groves.
The Rathbone Sisters have drawn
the color line in their order. Colored
women have never ben admitted, but
to settle the matter in the word
white" was inserted in the list of
points of eligibility for membership
at the grand lodge meeting last week.
Chicago is not altogether bad. Ac-
cording to careful count made last
Sunday by the Record Herald, 257,-
ADJ people ATTENDED the services at
233 churches that day. They are 666
churches in the city. Can the small
err places show as good prOportionate
church attendance?
The barn on the farm Of Henry
in Green township south
of Wolf Creek, was struck by light
ming and burned to the GROUND Friday
night A separator that cost 5000 and
other farm machinery with conSidera-
BILE hay was turned in the barn. Mr..
Zumbaugh was insured in the Marsh
all Home company.
Rev. 1. Rothenberger, who was call
ed here to conduct the funeral SER
vices of Mrs. Detwiler and assist at
the funeral of Mrs. Renner. returned
to South Bend Friday evening. Mr..
Rotbenberger was pastor Of the the
Reformed church in this city five years
and has many friends in the country
as well as in Plymouth.
The Chicago Chronicle says a
physician at Wabash, Ind, was sent
to lunatic asylum because he want
ed to perform surgical operations on
all his patients, and it adds that if
all the Chicago physicians of that kind
were sent to lunatic asylums there
would not be enough doctors left IN
Chicago to run the emergency hospl-
tails.