The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-11-03
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taxes without ien1liv-=
Mr.. and Mrs. II. "a. JJlcman [
3klallJma, arc visiting relatives II
this county.
Mrs. Tibbctts has gone to So Il
Beld to spend the winter with nel
s,n, DR.. Montgomery. -
| Robert MatIix ST Clayp, ot atteed
ed the fu-.cra, " bis sister Ms
Frantz, 1car Teegarden, Monday.
Judge Parker belongs to the aristo-
cracy of the East-,c will spea )nly
in New York, Connecticut ana New
Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Denuure II
Kansas. are VII itins the .amily of T..
F.SWiltfong in North township tor a
few days..
Candi late Davis is losing hi VOICE.
and when the campaign is ,ver he wi
ind that he las 1. 81 petty Eucp
everything else.
Mrs. j. E. Simpson mas returne1 ID
her home IL boone couary, ait
visit with her aunt, Mrs. Chaplin
Wickizer in this CITY
! Andrew Van Busklrk of Munae and
his son. Frank yanBusklrk ct Okla
homa, who have been visiting relatives
here returned to Muncle TUESDAY
The young man, the first voJsr W I
votes with the party OF prosperity and
progress and for its canil 1ates. no ,Se-
7elt and Fairbanks, will never regret
it.
The South Bend lime. whit: 4
joint discussiea between Iom Watson
and Ben Tillman this week. Why
not substitute Judge Parker for Till
man.
John w. Gates predicts Roosevelt's
election. Anybody who wants to get
a million dollar bet out OF Mr.. Gates
on that proposition can be accomoda-
ted at the drop of the hat.
The stone and brick work of the
Burkett- Thompson block on the west
side Of Michigan street Is completed
and It will be one of the best and
prettiest blocks in the city.
G.. Q. Marsh has returned to his
home at Broken Bow. Nebraska, after
visit OF three weeks with his par.
ents, brothers, sisters, and other rela-
tives and friends in West township.
The democrats have decided to try
to raise the wind az the close of the
campaign by speech from southern
democrat, Senator Carmack OF Tennes.
see, at the opera house Saturday eve-
ming.
The Baldwin airship sailed over st.
Louis fair grounds Monday perform
ing all sorts Of evolutions 1000 feet in
air; was at all times under control and
returned to the point from which it
started.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Hill have re-
turned from a visit of two wet ks with
friends at Harrisburg in southern
Illinois. They found everybody pros
porous and happy and had very
pleasant visit.
Every voter should have reason
for casting his vote. He commits a
wrong when be casts it for the wrong
man or the wrong measure. He is
worse than the untutored heather
when he sells 1t.
Mrs. John Rowan of Bourbon was
called to Rochester Tuesda:: by a
telegram announcing the critical ILL
ness of her daughter, Mrs. Hill. Mrs.
Rowan is just recovering from aseriouS
illness of several months.
Miss Marie Fields, daughter of Ed
ward Fields of Bourbon, died at Den
yer Colorado. Sunday morning. She
went to Denver two mouths ago hop
ing to restore her health. The re-
mains were brought to Bourbon.
Sunday was "All Souls Day" the
day for the commemoration of the
dead. The members of the Catholic
church and all the Catholic societies,
assembled at their cemetery. There
was very large attendance and the
services were beautiful and impressive.
Mrs. Daniel B. Langenbaugh who
has been visiting her father and Sis
ter 10 this city for the past three
weeks, will visit ten days at Bourbon
and Fort Wayne on her way to her
home in Mancelona, Mich. She left
for Bourbon Tuesday.
Senator Fairbanks is in great form.
The marvellous strength iof his voice
is shown by the fact that after ten
weeks of campaigning it is as clear as
as bell. His physical powers have
not been impaired in the least by the
strenuous life he has been leading.