The Plymouth tribune., 1902-11-06

Charlev Wymer, who is operator a
Warsaw came home to vote Tuesday
Will Martin, who is attending schoo
at Purdue, visited his parents thi'
week.
Ralph Leonard who is attending
school in Valparaiso, is visiting il
this city.
Needles, oil and parts for all sewing
machines. Repairing a speciality al
t. E. Houghton's.
Mrs. Hattie Fink, of Argos, stopped
here today on her way home from 1
visit in Kosciusko county.
Misses Smoker and TrOyer. of Ger
man township have returned from q
visit of ten days in Howard county.
Mrs. Ida Vankirk, of South Bend,
is visiting her father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Swearingen, in this city.
Miss Saza McMaSter returned Mon.
day from Lamar, Colorado, after a
visit of three months with relatives.
Buy the Wheeler & Wilson rotary
motion sewing machine and turn
drudgery into pastime. t. E. Hough-
ton.
The evangelist, Aaron Worth will
hold quarterly meeting at Shiloh
church, Nov. and g.. Everybody in
vited.
Mrs. Elizabeth Grimm, of Birdseye,
Minnesota, is visiting her brother,
Christian Manuwal. and others in this
county.
Robert Erwin, of Bourbon. one of
Marshall county'S best citizens and
best republicans, made this office a
pleasant visit today.
Mr.. Ed Loser and family, and Miss
Ella Barr. drove up from Argos Sum-
day and virited with George Machlan
and family east of Plymouth.
Republicans of Marshall county can
rejoice that the country has gone re-
publican. Outside of the solid south
there is not democratic state in the
union.
The hum of industry in the anthra-
cite mines of Pennsylvania is pleasant
music for the country. 1t means that
the $40 and s15 coal will drop to lower
figures soon.
A Minneapolis girl shot the lover
who Tilted her. She may be the first
of the avengers. The weak Young
men whom the girls have Tilted have
had things their own way too long.
Henry farrell came down from Polk
township early yesterday morning. He
was a member of the election board
of his precinct, but he could not tell
us anything about the vote. Henry
is a democrat.
L. d. Whiteman, of North town.
ship was in Plymouth yesterday. He
was defeated for county councilman,
but he is ready to ''pick the flint and
try again" to elect a good republican
county ticket.
Edward Butler of st. Louis, million.
aire, charged with bribery, has secur-
ed change of venue. and will be tried
in the quiet little town Of Fulton.
where the st. Louis newspapers have
only a moderate circulation.
An East st. Louis man named
George Diehl attempted to flee, owing
81, 400. His creditors overlook him
aud made him pay over the money at
the muzzles of pistols. This was not
exactly legal proceeding, but it was
effective.
In every precinct in this county
where the Plymouth Tribune had a
large circulation and the support of
the republican leaders republican
gains are reported. Now is the time
to subscribe and get ready for the
great battle in 1904.
The Texas saloonkeeper who forci-
bly, elected Carrie Nation was entirely
within his rights. Courtesy and con-
Sideration are both wasted on those
who disregard the rights of others.
She who lives by the hatchet must
expect to fall 10y the club,
Helm and Burgener made a splen-
did race, but the odds againt them
was too great to overcome. So long as
the city of Plymouth and Center
township give democratic majority
of over 200 no republicans will have
any chance Of election 10 this county.
Those democrats who were induced
to vote for Lemler against Helm be-
cause they were told that the election
Of Lemler might give the democrats
the legislature will probably not be
fooled again. The legislature Is re-
publican by alarger majority than two
years ago.