The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-11-10

W. Fl Love is in South Bend paw
ing his eyes treated. y
Rev. l. S. Cieaver is transactiug
business at Lafayette.
Indiana gave the largest republican
majority in its history.
V. NJ. WEIGH voted Tuesday and
returned to bis work at Indianapo is
yester 'ay.
Miss Lena Hayman has gone t.
Fairfield, ILL.,, To make her hume With
her sistsr.
Mrs. Snowlerger of Walkerton, and
Miss Wagner of Chicago, spent yeste-
day with relatives and friends in Ply
mouth.
Mrs. j. E. Osborn of North Dakp-
Ia ADD Mrs. David Joseph Of Culver
went to Bourbon yesterday TO visit the
family OF ]. l.. Joseph.
By some unexplained oversight the
campaign closed without either the
democrats claiming Pennsylvania or
the republican, Texas.
Fred Corse carried every precinct in
Center township except the fourth and
he lost that by only three votes. He
was elected trustee by 90 maj 'rity.
According to the latest returns the
Florida orange crop will range in size
FROM 100000 boxes to $3.50. 600
boxes. But the returns are not all in.
Indiana rose Tuesday in its wrath
and chased away the camera fiends
who were trying To take snap shot
of it ia the act or being doubtful
state.
Byron III. Baxter of the government
printing office, Washington, ID. c.
came to Warsaw to vote and is now
visiting his uncle, G.. w. Baxter In
this city.
Democrats said before the election
that Monroe Shroeder was not popu-
lar, yet be carried every precinct in
Polk sowdship and was elected trustee
by 1O7 majority.
Pro-. r. A. Randall of Plymouth,
formerly Of the Goshen high school,
came today to join Mrs. Randall who
is entertained by DR.. and Mr.. Nc
Garvey. Goshen Times.
Miss Della Romig. daughter OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Henry Romfg Of Union town.
ship, died Thursday Of typhoid fever
aged le years. Remains were inter-
red at Zion cemetery Saturday.
From all appearances Eastern pota-
to growers get hourly reports on the
condition of the various potato mar
kets. They seem to know just when
the prices should 60 up or down.
II. b. Whitlock who is employed at
Ligonler, came home to vote and was
wonderfully pleased at the result in
Marshall county. He has good job
at Ligonier and likes the town.
There were some surprises in Mar
shall county, The republican town.
ship Of Tippecanoe elected a demo-
cratic trustee, and several democratic
townships elected republican trustees.
Mrs B. w. Healey entertained ov-
er Sunday her mother, her brother,
Thomas Heslin and son and her sis
ter, Mrs. George FreShour and daugh-
tiers. They all returned to their homes
at Lucerne Monday.
The open season for game is now on,
but the laws are such that the game
dealer is placed in tne position of the
little boy who was locked in the pam
try with one of mothers big pumpkin
pies, under strict orders to touch not.
Marshall f. Greer shipped male
Duruc Jersey pig to DR.. Flaugher, of
Vermillion count. yesterday. 1t was a
spring pig, a perfect beauty and as
line specimen as we ever saw. Mr.
Greer certainly has some of the finest
hogs in Indiana.
Riley Anderson died at the county
infirmary Sunday night aged 10 years.
He was born in Berks county, Penn
sylvania, but had been a resident of In
diana many years. He leaves one
daughter. Mrs. Gayman and several
grandchildren. Funeral services at
the Dunkard church five miles west of
Plymouth at 10 O'Clock a. N. Wednes-
dsy Nov.9.
The Evansville pastor who ofiiciated
at the fifth marriage of fellow citi-
zen on Sunday has been denounced by
the ministerial association of that city
in series of forcibie resolutions.
This condemnation was quite proper.
II ministers will moi do what they can
to make marriage a respected institu-
ton. what can be expected of the rest
OF the community?
d. III. Smith. carrier of rural route