The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-11-17

: There was snow In South Carolina
Sunday.
, Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Fletcher are
visiting at Bourbon this week.
Fl. D. Vanscolk, of Marion. Kansas,
is visiting relatives In this county.
B. F. Wilson has gone t. Kokomo
t where he has secured employment
Stephan Staley is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. ]. Carey at Marion, this
? week.
Rev. N. H. Sheppard spent Monday
at Lake Maxinkuckee and shot two
ducks.
Rev, w. S. Howard is attending the
Episcopal diocesan convention at
= South Bend.
Mrs, e. TaScher, of the green house,
is visiting at South Bend and Misha-
! waka this week.
Mrs. Mary Smith arrived Tuesday
from Lima, Ohio, to visit her mother,
Mrs, p. E. Sarber, southwest uf this
= city.
DIR. Burkett left for West TenneS-
2 see Tuesday ON his annual hunting ex-
! petition. He will be gone about two
weeks.
! Ed. V. Koontz is at Indianapolis
r this week as delegate to the grand
lodge 1. o. o. f. which convened in
that city today.
+ Mrs. John Birkhold, who has been
seriously i'll for sometime with bron-
chial and throat trouble, is now in a
critical condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carl came up
= from Logansport Saturday for visit
of two days with the family of Mrs.
Charles Woodbury..
B f. Anders. wife aud daughter,
!, have returned to Kingsbury, Laporte
county, after visit of several days
with relatives at Inwood.
Alva Porter, recorder elect, was in
Plymouth Tuesday. He will take his
office January l, and expects to move
to Pl mouth within three or four
weeks.
. Fred Woodward of South Bend, has
been appointed marshal of this con-
gressional district to collect the re-
turns or vote for presidential electors
y in the district.
w. II. Young went to st. Louis Tues
day on business, which wi require
e his attention for several days and in
S cidentally he will visit the world S
fair if he gets time.
Elkhart county with its SIP votes
a for Debs, 721 for Swallow, q Tor Wat
u son and 50 for Stoner shows remark
' able total of voters shooting i'm the
: air" in that county.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Mackay and
: Mrs. Schwartzkopf of Valparaiso, Wis
u tied here today and went from here
u to Indianapolis % attend the g.and
: lodge of Odd Fellows.
Rev. A. Wilder of Bremen, stopped
q 10 Plymouth Tuesday on his way toto
gansport to attend the conference of
j. the Lutheran church which is in seS.
o sion in that city this week.
A prominent Plymouth democrat
o says the election returns seem to in
e dictate that the people of the United
v States do not think two political par
# ties are necessary in republic.
w. E. Rates, one of the prosperous
y farmers of the Bourbon neIghborhood
$ was in the city yesterday on his way
+ home from Chicago, where he had
6 been on business deal. Mr.. Bates
IS made the Tribune office a pleasant
call.
c Hon. III. G. Thayer went to Chica-
q 60 this morning to take electrical
&C treatment. He has been sick almost
RI six months and gets but little relief
# His hundreds of friends sincerely hope
that the electrical tire .tment will re-
store his health.
ri Mesdames H. G.. Thayer, John
Rlain, Il. j. Winnings, S. M. Shakes,
w. Fl. Young, q. A. Reeve and Misses
+ Georgia and Bessie VInail, Charlotte
Suseiand, Maggie Steckman and Mary
Schlarb went to South Bend Tuesday
to attend the Episcopal diocesan con-
vention.
II j. Frank Hanly, of Lafayette, will
!. be lnaugurated as governor on Mon.
b day, January g. He will receive a
,alary of sS, 200 per annum, the last
&C legislature having increased the gu.
!. bernatorial pay, and will be the first
q incumbent Of the Office to receive that
amount.
n Wolcot.vllle, Lagrange county. is a
l.