The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-10-27
Fairbanks viii be h here ere al about o. 1920

Mrs. Elizabeth Jolly is visiting
| friends at Hamlet.
Miss Edna Ranstead is visiting rel.
atives in South Bend.
Atlanta, Georgia receives sl09, o0C
a year for saloon licenses.
Monday Nov. I. is the last day fol
paying taxes without penalty.
John S. Bender is candidate fol
elector on the Watson presidential
ticket.
N: E. Bailey and family came from
wellsboro, Ind, Saturday to visit his
father: W, E. Bailey over Sunday.
Mrs. Ed varrier of Bourbon, went
to South Bend Saturday to visit the
family of DIR. Varrier and other rela.
ives.
A. D. johnson, formerly of Polk
township. is reported to be In serious
condition at his home in South Bend
Mrs. Sadie Kane of Elkhart is Wis.
iting the family of her brother, John
G. Butler, the city engineer and sur.
veyor.
Miss Deborah Paul has returned to
Valparaiso after a visit with the fam.
lip OF B. D. Southworth and other re-
latiyes here.
Mrs. Joseph Anderson has return.
ed from a visit of two weeks at Royal
Center, Logansport and other points
in Cass county.
q. W. Shrider has returned from
trip of 1000 miles assisting in in
specting the lines of the Pennsylvania
railway west of Pittsburg.
Harry Hart. the telegraph operator
having been transferred to Fort
Wayne his grandmother, Mrs. j. L.
Hart, has moved to Mississippi.
Mrs. Daniel T. wiltrout who has
been visiting relatives and friends at
her old home in this city. returned
to her home in Ohio. Sunday evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Clarence Slayter have
returned from the St. Louis exposit.
ion and visit with relatives three
hundred miles further west. They
had pleasant weather and very pleas
ant visit.
Mrs, Bessie Smith and daughter
have returned to their home at Jack.
son, Michigan, after visit of five
weeks here with Mrs. Smiths moth
er, Mrs. Charles Walburn, and other
relatives.
Twenty-eight cases Of typhoid fever
are reported In Tippecanoe township
Most of them are in the town of Tip
Most Of them are In the town of Tip
pecanoe or near there. There are sew
eral cases at Bourbon.
Willis Roose, one of the best repub-
licans and best men IN the county,
has just completed a handsome new
residence, modern In every particular,
on his farm in German township, six
miles southeast of Bremen.
A move. is on foot for the establish
ment Of an electric line connecting
Logansport and South Bend. The
road will probably be built by way Of
Culver to fiymonth and then follow
the Michigan road to South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Morlock, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Dill, Oscar Morlock,
Arthur Dill. F.. Bosworth and Miss
Oslo Morlock went to Sedalla, Ind. (,
to help celebrate the 7sth birthday of
William Morlock Sunday, Oct. %.
The Episcopalian house of deputies,
in convention In Boston has passed a
compromise divorce canon allowing re-
marriage OF the innocent person In a
divorce for infidently, but prohibiting
such remarriage within the period of
one year.
The St. Joseph county Sunday
school convention which will be held
in the United Brethren church at
Walkerton next Friday and Saturday,
October % and 20, will be very in
terestfpg meeting. Mrs. Beiger will
show number of curios from the holy
land.
The state board of agriculture has
given out figures Of the recent state
fair profits, showing this years far
to be the first successful one in years.
The total receipts were s76, 06s 80
and the total expenses s66, 774.42,
leaving net profit Of more than So
600, the largest since 1875
The Waterloo Press says: The Bry-
an exposit Nas financial failure to
the democrats of DeKalb county. The
local committee were compelled to
put up the price for special trains on
the Lake Shore and vandalia and all
Of them were losers. the aqgregt &c