The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-14
) q LOCAL NEWS 8

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c. ]. Eich transacted business at
Bremen Thursday
Miss Anna Martin has returned to
her home in Etna Green.
Miss Bessie Mcdonald is visiting
relatives at Springfield, Hi.
Miss Mona Meiser, of Columbia City,
is the guest of Mrs. w. f. Young.
Mrs. D. E, Moore. went to Kendall.
vile Friday for visit of several days.
John Flosenzier, went to Bremen
Thursday for visit of few days.
Mrs. James Voreis went to Column
bia City Thursday for visit of a
few days.
Mrs. A. L. Benedict is spending the
week at Muncie with friends and rel
atives.
The delegates to the democratic ma
tional convention from this district
were assessed 800 each.
The Eastern Stars have made ar
rangements for a picnic at Pretty
Lake Thursday July 2lst.
The latest cure for nervous diseases,
according TO Swiss doctor, is tea
made with melted snow.
Hale Byers has returned to his
home at Walkerton after a visit Of ..
few days with Harold North.
Mrs. S. Hipler, has returned to her
home at Terre Haute after visit
with relc tives in this county.
Mr.. Charles Growell has returned to
his home at Logansport after visit
with G. G.. Brown and family.
Mrs. Claude Fish has returned to
her home in Chicago after visit with
Mrs. John Capron in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hutchinson
have returned to KunkIe, Ohio, after
a visit with j. w. Pfeifer near Dixon
lake.
Mr.. Herrold, former telegraph op-
orator at the Western Union Office in
this city, was a Plymouth visitor
Thursday.
An Elwood boy ate wax candle
and died of perltonitis. And yet
they tell us that q light diet is good
for the health.
Judge Parker spent the Fourth of
July in his hay field, but we suspect
that the hired man Gid most of the
heavy pitching.
The wisdom of Judge Parker's ST.
lence is now evident. He is free to
accept any sort of a platform the party
may adopt TODAY.
William Windbigler, brother Of
John Windbigler, of this city, is
very low with consumption at his
home east of TioSa.
Senator Fairbanks never tasted
liquor in his life. For that reason he
has always been bitterly opposed by
the prohibition party.
E. n. Johnson, an insurance inspect
or of Indianapolis, visited Argos last
week and insurance rates are almost
doubled in that village.
John Cavenier, of Hobart, Ind,
has taken cha-g of the defunct Stout
bank at Silver Lake and recognized
it under the firm name of Lavender &
Co.
Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips, resident
of the Bethel neIghborhood eight
miles southeast of Plymouth, died
Saturday evening, July 2, aged IS
years.
Hon. Samuel Parker and Hon Clay
w. Metsker, returned from st. Louis
Thursday night, being satisfied that
their assistance was no longer neces-
sary 10 nominate Parker.
The viewers on the Debbie Burn
side ditch in Polk township, have filed
their report with the Auditor which
will be heard before the board Of Com
missioners Tuesday, Aug. 2.
Miss Hannah Hogate died at her
home in Tippecanoe, Sunday July 3.
aged 10 years. She had been resi-
dent OF Tippecanoe township As years
and was esteemed by . large circle Of
friends.
William Kline of Union township
transacted business in Plymouth
Thursday and reports everybody his
neienborhood pleased with the fine
rains Of Tuesday night and Wednesday
night.