The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-11-13
LOCAL NEWS 3 \


Cd2O lOl 81 1917 VIII
Mrs. Mccoy, of Bourbon, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Garrett In this city
Wild geese are flying sputh indica-
ting that there is cold weather north
of US.
Mrs. Jane DAVIS, of Bourbon, has
gonr to PiltSburg to Spendthe winter
with her daughter.
Peter Rivar who resided eight
miles East of here. has sold his farm
and moved to Alabama.
Mrs. smith, who has been visiting
at III. Humrichouser's, returned to
her home at PierceJon Thursday.
Daniel Deeds has returned to his
home i'm Warsaw after a visit of sew
eral days in this city with his SOD, Dr.
Deeds.
Henry Kruyer, a former resident of
this city. vas n of the democratic
commissioners elected in Laporte coun-
ty Tuesday.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society had a good meeting with Mrs.
Pershing Wednesday notwithstanding
the big rain.
Helm carried Lemert's precinct.
notwithstanding 1t is in Polk town
ship. Peter runs like a greyhound
if he don't look like he could.
Mrs. Mary "A. V~angundy has return
ed to Ter home in T~ippecanoe town
ship after a visit of almost a week
with her son, Harrison VanGundy In
this city.
W. S. HINES and Misses Irene Sibert
and Claudia Renter have returned &c
Fort Wayne after a visit of several
DAYS with the Renters and other rel.
alives here.
The passing of Mason 10 Illinois
and of Tom Jonson in Ohio are two OF
the most satisfactory results of the
election Tuesday. The country viii
rejoice at both.
Joe Anderson received a postal card
the other day addressed to Isaac And.
ersnn. He handed it back and the
same evening received it again. Joe
says since Isaac shaved off his beard
he looks SO near like himself tnat the
postmaster cannot tell them apart.
w. II. Cove started from his home
or his bicycle earlv this,morning with
both his hands full. He was going al
his usual rapid speed when the wheels
slipped on the icy pavement and he
was hurled several feet receiving very
severe bruises that will lay him VI
several days.
The republicans carried the countie:
of Miami, Fulton, CasS and Starkt
counties, all heretofore democratic
The only heavy loss in this section Of
Indiana was in st. Joseph county
1t vas supposed that the attempts tt
throttle the will of the people would
be forgotten In eight mouths, but PEG
pie r~ecoIlected.
Chowfa Maha Vajiravudh, Crown
Prince of Siam, is expected to reach
Chicago today. He has engaged seven.
teen rooms at the Auditorium Annex
and will occupy n of them himself
using the others for his names and hi.
baggage. Among those travelling
with the crown prince are Colonel Ra
javavallobhster and Prince Chakra
pingpongse.
"Cholera" and ''pestilence" art
words that the censor will not ALLOW
in connection with outbreaks in tn,
sultan's dominions. suspicious dis
cases. is as far as he will 60 in thi'
direction, and he even abjures that
term as a rule, substituting the les
frightful definition of ''Odd disease
to indicate the nature of the troubI,
when cholera, the bubonic plague o.
smallpox is raging in any part o
Turkey or its possessions.
Official figures on the vote Tor gov
ernor in New York vary but littl,
from the unofficial reports. Accord
ing to returns made 10 the executive,
at Albany by the several county clerk.
the pluralite for Odell is IL, sS7
Only three counties above the Bron,
were carried by the democratic nom
inee, the aggreg gate plurality for Cole,
in these counties being 1,011. Thi
and the Greater New York pluralit,
Of 152, OLA given to Joler was met ant
overcome by an upstate republican
plurality of 135. 972, the difference be
ing a net plurality Of IL, 1887.