The Plymouth tribune., 1902-05-08

HOBART.
Mrs. W. E. Leonard is somewhat
improved this week.
Faank Smith. of near Culver, trans
acted business in this city WedneS-
day
Mrs. H. J. Mitchell is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Hiram Ream at Grover
town.
Mrs. NJ. Betz, went to South Bend
yesterday to be the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Eskridge.
Trustee Welch, of California town.
ship, Starke county, transacted busi-
ness in Plymouth Wednesday.
Mr.. Chas. Wood, operator at the
Burline Tower returned to his home
at Middlepoint, Ohio Wednesday.
Clint Bondurant thinks he does not
care very much for the nomination
for sheriff since the election Tuesday,
Il
Attorney Hayes, Jacob Gardner
and Stephen Knoblock, of Bremen,
transacted business in Plymouth We'd
nesday.
John L. Truck was tried before JUS
tice Molter Tuesday on charge OF
trespassing and was fined $500 aud
costs.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Leonhard, re-
siding east of town have gone to Port
land to be the guests of relatives for a
few days.
w. A. Beldon has sold his stock of
dry goods to Noland Bros. of Trppeca-
noe and the goods will be removed to
that place.
Llnkenhelt's old elevator is being
moved and will be placed by the side
of the new elevator near the L. E. &
w. station.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Alerding, of Fort
Wayne, stopped off in this city few
hours Wednesday on his way tC
Notre Dame.
If DR.. Reynolds could have had
three more days time he would have
succeeded in defeating himself by
about % votes.
S. E. Reeves has completed exten.
sive repairs on his residence property
on South Michigan street, and now
has very nice home.
Miss Bryant has returned to hel
home at Hebron, Ind, after visit OF
a week with the family of Rev. W. E
Mckenzie in this city.
The W. c. T. o., will meet with
Mrs. Appleman Monday May 18th, al
2;3O p. m. A very cordial invitation
is extended to everybody.
Plymouth republicans are all right
They went up against 80 democratic
majority Tuesday and came out of tht
contest with a mayor and two council
men.
Will ). McGlothlin has demonstrat
ed his popularity as candidate al
though he could not overcome tht
immense democratic majority in thil
city.
Mr.. Charles PhiSter. of Chicago
passed through this city yesterday OF
his way to Denver, Ind, to attend TIT
wedding of Ed Saline and Miss Maud;
Grimes.
There was not much politics in tn,
city elections Tuesday A number Of
democratic cities elected republican
mayors, while just as many republican
cities elected democrats.
Bert E. NuSsbaum, of Chicago, anC
formerly of this city. announces tha
he has changed his law office from tn,
Atwood building to Suite $40 Chica
60 Title & Trcst Building, 100 Wash
ington street.
The voters of Plymouth have ep
dorsed Marshall CLANCY by a majorit,
of 194. Citizens need not complain il
the town is wide open. Maioritie
rule and the democrats are in the sad
die in Plymouth.
Mrs: Bernard H. Lauer and littl,
daughter Beatrice returned Sunday
from a six weeks visit with he
parents in New York City. Mr.. Laue
gave them a GLAD surprise by meeting
them at Warsaw
The Senior class of the Plymouth
High school attended the commence
ment at Argos Tuesday evening Ma,
6. They report splendid program
and a royal entertainment by tn,
Argos graduates.
Fred Koontz made a wonderful rae,
in the first ward and would have beer
elected If he could have made tn,
prominent workers believe he had ever
fighting chance to win. AS it wa
he Is OnIy beaten seven votes.