The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-10-27

strative as when he was candidate.
Miss RISE Wenzler and Mrs. Hersch-
er are visiting friends in South Bend.
Alton B. Parker may De judicial
candidate, but he is not judicious
one.
Mrs. DR.. Loring of Valparaiso, Wis.,
tied with Plymouth relatives Tuesday
and went from here to Culver.
Mrs, Hasket5- Cooley, who has
rooms in the Brink Block, was repor-
ted critically i'll Tuesday, but she
seems better today.
Mrs. A. North is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. James o. Parks, at East
Chicago this week.
Mrs. Greiner, residing northeast of
this city, has gone to South Bend to
visit her son, John Griener.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Wiltfong
went to Rochester this afternoon to
attend the Shafer- Staunton wedding.
There are more democrats in Mar
shall county today who will not vote
for Parker than there were last week
County Clerk Jones went to Indian
apolis Tuesday evening togct the state
election ballots for Marshall county.
=. b. Marsh, who has been visiting
relatives in West township two weeks,
returned to bis home at Amherst,
Neb., today.
Miss Mary Emenaker arrived from
California yesterday to attend the
funeral Of her brother. Joseph today
Every voter in Marshall county
should hear Senator Fairbanks. He
will speak in Plymouth at 1920 a. m.
next Wednesday.
Read the article in this paper in
regard to county surveyors, then go
to the polls Tuesday. Nov. 8, and vote
for economy, honesty and reform.
The funeral of Joseph Emenaker
will be held at the Catholic church at
9 O'Clock Thursday morning. Ser
vices will be conducted by Rev. S. NJ.
Yenn and the remaius inferred In the
Catholic cemetery.
Edward Reece who resides near
Burr Oak and fell from an apple tree
two weeks ago breaking his left arm
and four ribs, was in Plymouth yester-
day. He thinks he will be able to work
again before many weeks.
Rev. John F. Appleman reports
that the diptheria patients at the
Mexico Orphans home are now all up
and around except one. There were
IA cases and three deaths. The dan
ger is now believed to be over.
Mrs. E. A. Steinberger has returned
to Battle Creek, Mich, after visit
with her sister Mrs. A, c. Roberts on
Sophia street. Her nephew Ray
Smith returned to Battle Creek with
her to finish his work in school.
The republican tickets In all the
townships of Marshall county are
among the very best ever presented
for the votes of the people and should
receive the support of those who want
good township government regardless
Of party.
A democrat says that NO democrat
In Marshall county would ever recog.
nize candy" Molter In the biography
which the Democrat gives Of John A.
Molter and it is evidently the inten-
tion 10 cry to make people believe that
sandy" is not candidate for prose-
cutting attorney.
Holbrooke Cleaveland OF st. Louis,
arrived Tuesday evening for visit of
few days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ellison Cleveland. He attended
the wedding of Miss Maude Kingsbury
well known in this city, who was mar
ried to William 0. Coast at her home
In Iowa City, MONDAY evening.
Tuesdays Daily Democrat of this
city gave its readers synopsis of Bry-
ans speech delivered at the court yard
Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock, and
told all about the immense crowd
whcih was too large. to get inside the
fence, but as Bryansyas at that time
In bis car between North Manchester
and Rochester, the readers Of tie
weekly Democrat will not get Nets
ker's great repors of Bryan's speech
at the court house.
Mr.. Moorehouse of Bourbon brought
his mother here Tuesday afternoon to
90 to New York on the $40 train.