The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-28

Miss Grace Montgomery went to
Argos yesterday.
"A. North transacted business at
Donaldson yesterday:
Mrs. Alfred Morrison is visiting at
Hobart this week.
Mrs. David Welborn is visiting in
Argos this week.
Jonathan Pickerl, of Argos, was a
Plymouth visitor yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. Kyser, of Inwood, is visit
ing relatives at Talma, Fulton county
j. w. Nitong of Ober, visited and
transacted business in this city this
week.
Miss Eta Burnam has returned to
lnwood, after a visit with friends in
Plymouth.
Trustee Brewer of Walnut town.
ship, stopped in Plymouth yesterday
on his way to Hamlet.
Hearst, Hogg and harmony" Dare
Dave Hill and the Others go against
that alliterative combination?
The Russian navy is costing Russia
800, 900 day. That is known in st.
Petersburg as national sinking fund.
Go to the election next Tuesday and
vote for the men that you believe will
give the city the best administration.
H. E. Hart, of Wanatah, succeeds
G. FL. Foltz as assistant operator at
the Pennsylvania station in this city.
1t is reported that the name of the
next mayor of Plymouth will be Lewis
j. Hess, and he will be sail right"
too.
The Vandalla house is reported
cloSed, the proprietors and attaches
having decided to leave Plymouth
rather than pay the fines imposed.
Elder Aaron Worth will speak on
the subject of Prohibition in the q.
B. church. this city. on Friday even
ing, April 20. 1904 at 1870 p. %.
William Turner, of Brookside, Ala
bama, was called here Sunday by the
serious illness of his mother, Mrs
Missouri Turner, who died this morn
ing.
L. d. Espich. republican candidate
for marshal, will be the right man in
the right place when he is elected.
Almost every body seems to be for Es-
pich.
AS result of the battle for health
that the state authorities have made
in the last few years, both the death
rate and the number of deaths are on
the decrease in Indiana
Jay II. Neff, the newly elected may
or of Kansas City, is native of In
diana and was once bod carrier He
is one of the men who kept his eye on
possibilities and went after them.
A Monta Ia preacher won 81. 500 on
roulette game and aScribes his luck
to the Lord. The fellows here who
have been up against the game say he
must have had some mighty power on
his side.
George w. Roe. an old man past 60
years of age, who for years has led a
solitary life in a little howell about one
mile southeast of Walkerton, Ind. :,
was found dead in his bed Monday
forenoon by some of his neighbors.
1t is not necessary to call the atten-
tion of the voters of Plymouth to the
qualifications of Frank Hendricks for
the office of city clerk. Almost every
body knows Frank and everybody that
knows him is his friend. He is hon.
est, industrious and competent and
will fill the office to the satisfaction
os everybody.
Next Tuesday the voter will get in
his work according TO his understand
ing and if the best men are not chosen
1t will be the fault of the voters. In
a republic like ours where every man
has an equal chance in government a
great responsibility rests on every
voter. No man should neglect to
vote and every voter should vote for
what he honestly believes is the best
interests of the city.
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