The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-10-20

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urday and Sunday.
Miss Irma Espick and her grand
mother, Mrs. Hutchings, are visiting
relatives at Muncie.
Bourbon surely had the right kind
of an understanding with the weather
man, for their fair last week.
Daniel Deeds has returned to War
saw after a very pleasant visit in this
city and at Pretty Lake, with his son,
DR.. Deeds.
Miss Coral Foulke who has been~the
guest Of Mrs. Cary Cummins in this
city last week, returned to her home
at Warsaw Saturday.
Henry Ashton and wife of Fort
Wayne, Spendt a few days in
this city with Henry's parents, Mr..
and Mas. John Ashton.
A. downing, of Bourbon, called at
our Office Saturday. Like other Bour.
bon people he is much pleased that
the fair was a great success.
That retreat of the Japs, which we
heard Of few days ago, doesn't seem
to be working out very satisfactorily
for the enthusiastic advancers.
Mrs. Hickman, of Argos, is serious
ly i'll at the Epworth hospital. South
Bend, with the rare Addison disease.
the body gradually turning to a bronze
color.
An immense audience heard Senator
Beverage and Senator Allison at
South Bend Friday evening The
speeches were among the best ever
delivered in that city.
Mary E. Kirkley. seven years of
age. fell dead at the home of her
grandfather, Alfred Kirkley, near
the Buffalo school house, with whom
she make her home, Sunday,
Do not forget to vote for Fred
Corse for township trustee and get
your neighbor to do the same thing.
No matter what your politics are you
should assist IN electing republican
trustees this year.
Alpheus Davis has returned to his
home at Paramount, ILL.,, after a visit
of few days with his brother, Joseph
Davis, in this city. He is 81 years
old but very active and superintends
large business interests.
Bryan is very consistent and sim
cere In one particular. He Set out 60
make money in politics and has sue
ceeded. He takes advantage of the
notoriety he has acquired to get good
pay for everything he does.
Senator Allison, in a speech before
a great meeting in South Bend, Friday
night, said the charges of extrava-
gance against the republican party
are unjust, snd challenges the demo-
Gratis to show better records.
In speech the other day in Ala
bama Congressman Helm. in denounc-
ing the president for eating with
Booker Washington, said that if some
Czolgcsz had thrown a bomb under the
table no great harm would have come
oft.
Hon. w. E. English cannot be at
Culver next Thursday afternoon and
Congressman Brick will speak in his
place. Governor Dufein and Hon. A.
L. Brick will give Culver two of the
best speeches ever heard in Marshall
county.
Miss Laura Baker, who has been
spending her vacation with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Baker, of
North Plymouth, returned to Zion
City Saturday where she has been en-
pIoyed in the candy factory for about
a year and half.
Rev. S. P. Koltz and Rev. David
Street, at Waterloo, have organized a
new church Ia DeKalb county to be
known as the peoples church of Will
mington township. 1t is non-sectar-
ian, and ministers of all denomina-
tions, except Normons, may preach
there.
1t is said Of the late Matt R. Ran
som, of North Carolina, that after
serving % years in the United States
senate he retired to private life finan-
cially embarrassed, He then turned
his attention to his business, mainly
that of a planter, and when he died
left fortune vsriouslY estimated
from $3.50, 900 to 81. 900. 900.
Mr.. Benedict the janitor at the
Washington school had narrow es-
cape from death Monday. The
end of the bell rope in some way swung
around and caught bis neck He was
drawn up two or three feet and cash
cut In his neck that required six