The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-10-20

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this week.
Drs. Deeds and Durr are attending
the meeting Of the dental association
at Huntington.
Robert Wamganss. of Toledo, Ohio,
who has been visiting here, left for
Colorado Tuesday.
Congressman Brick spent a few
hours in Plymouth Tuesday on bis way
to Donaldson where he spoke in the
evening.
I, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hite are visit
log at Mr.. Hite's old home near In.
wood this week. Mr.. Hite is now at
Hammond, Ind.
Prof. Daniel Hahn of this city and
Joseph Wyman of Nappanee, have
gone to North Dakota to see that
country for themselves.
Mrs. Yost who had been the guest
of her son, W. n. Yost in this city
for several days, returned to her home
at Bucyrus, Ohio, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Schranz have
returned to their home at FranceSville,
after visit of few days with the
family Of B. II. Randall.
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Voters who are asked to put the
democratic party into power should
remember how long it took to clear
away the Cleveland wreckage.
William Sutherlin spent Monday
afternoon in Plymouth and remained
over night. He now resides In Cass
county ten miles east of Logansporu.
A leading democrat of this city says
he still pins his faith to Bryan because
he is working for pay and gets a big
ger price for his speeches than any
other man.
Men paroled from the State prison
and the Indiana reformatOry have a
right to vote in Indiana unless by the
sentence of the court they are dis
franchised.
One of Senator Parks best horses
was killed by railway train Monday.
A gate was accidently left. open and
the animal got out of the pasture and
onto the track.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Nash have re-
turned to their home at Waterville.
Kansas, after visit of several days In
this city with the family Of A. q.
Hume and other relatives.
S. j. Hayes the we'll known Bre-
men lawyer for whom every voter.
| regardless of party, ought to vote for
prosecuting attorney, transacted legal
business liz Plymouth Tuesday.
Mrs. Christian Fisher went to Fitz-
gerald, Georgia Tuesday to visit and
transact business in connection with
her farm there. She will return to
Plymouth in about two weeks.
st. Louis has paid another $500, 900
on its debt to the government, and
now owes only s69l. s50.45. Looks as
If the fair might turn out a financial
success, after all-for the government.
Mr.. F. L. Gillepsie late editor and
proprietor of the Banner Times at
Casey. Ill.,. the paper recently purchas-
ed by Howard Brooke, was In town
Tuesday looking the printing Offices
over.
Nearly 100 of the representative
business and professional men of Gin
cinnati have forwarded to President
Roosevelt a protest against newspaper
guessing contests, especially on the
election.
Mrs. Bert McKinstry arrived from
Kansas last Friday and has been WIS.,
itiDg relatives at South Bend. She
spent today in Plymouth and went
from here to Argos to visit her broth
er, ]. J. Thompson.
Looking over the statement that
Senator Clark has contributed $780,
600 to the democratic campaign fund,
the venerable and frisky Russell Sage
intlmates that he, too, has money
to loan on double collateral.
Elmer Kanouse and wife were called
to Walnut Tuesday by the death of
their grandfather, Eli Rogers who died
Monday. He was about IS years old,
was an old settler and leaves an aged
widow and several sons and daughters.
Thomas Taggart will make the su-
preme effort Of his life during the
next two weeks to carry Indiana for
Parker. He got the appointment Of
national chairman on tie promise that
be would turn the state over to the
democrats.
Republicans Of Hoboken have nom-
mated Dennis Sullivan, s'the newsboy
orator, /" for the Legislature in oppo-
sition to Archibald Alexander, DEM