The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-10-13
Mr.. and Mrs. william Scar, Of Chi.

MI duQ mEbs w hisSo& oSsAt va Oui-
cago, are visiting here this week.
Matt Kyser, who seemed at the
point of death a woek ago, is still
alive.
Louis Mcdonald came down from
Chicago Monday evening and will re-
main few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Downs. of La
porte. are visiting the family of Fred
Robbins, in this city.
Grandma Chapman has returned to
their home at Argos, after a visit
with relatives here.
Mrs. f. S. Conant aud daughter. of
South Bend, are 7iating her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Vinall.
Senator Beverage made great
speech to a very large audience at
North Judson yesterday afternoon. '
Mrs. Lloyd, of Maysvllle, KY. and
Mrs. Charles Garrett, of South Bend,
are visiting Mrs. Peter Gibson.
Mrs. Moore and Mrs. d. L. Dlckin-
son are attending the wJmans aux
Hilary of the Presbyterian synod at
Winona.
Rev. w. E. Mckenzie and wife. of
Lafayette, came to Plymouth from
Valparaiso Monday afternoon and
spent day with friends In this city.
Platt Mcdonald is oere for visit
of a few days. He came up to Chica-
go from Mexico ON a short vacation
and will return 20 that country in
about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Slayter have
gone to ST. Louis to see the fair and
visit relatives In Missouri and other
points in the southwest. They will be
gone about two weeks.
Mrs. E. H. Wilmer, who has been
stopping at the home of Edward
Richards, in this city for the past
three weeks, returned to her home at
Stevensville, Mich, yesterday.
Will Reck, of Logansport, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Charles H. Wilcox,
and friends in Bourbon. He is a
printer and has been employed at Lo-
gansport for twenty-eight years.
Howard NJ. Brooke who sold the Ke.
wanpa Herald two weeks ago, has pur-
chased the Casey, en-, } Banner Times
and will take possession this week. He
spent Tuesday night with his parents
ia this city.
Nobody seems 10 know whether Hill
will be allowed to speak 10 South
Bend and Laporte or compelled to
keep out of Indiana. He and Bryan
ought to make the whirlwind cam
palgn UOgeIner.
Mrs. Daniel B. Langenbaugh and
Mrs. L. w. Tinkham, OF Traverse
City, and Mrs. Watson, of Mancelo-
ma, Mich, arrived Yesterday for
a visit of ten days With F. Langen.
baugh and Mrs. D. G. Cole.
John w. Kern, the democratic nom
inee for governor, was unable to fill
his appointment at Terre Haute. Mon.
day night, on account Of illness: Mr..
Kern hasn't been in first-class physi.
Cal condition for several months.
The rumor mat the democratic
committee has secured goodly sized
barrel for opening during the last
week of the campaign should cause
republican leaders to be on the out.
look for excitement at that time.
The American people are deeply ir.
terested in this campaign, and the
very lack of noise and shouting and
clamor, but indicates an intensity OF
of interest which finds more truthful
manifestation in silence than in noise
an6 buster.
The big democratic barbecue al
Peru has harmonized the discordant
republicanel ements in Miami county
John f. Lawrence and Pratt Love,
land have buried the Ratchet and al
the elements of the party there will
do effective work during the remain.
der of the campaign.
One of our we'll known republicans,
seldom an enthusiast but always ear.
nest, fears that republicans do not ap
preciate the necessity of being up and
at it from now until the votes are
counted. He fears the apathy, and
believes that a little fire would be
very useful in stirring the voters ~
to their duty November 8.
After quarrelling with his father
because the latter insisted that hs
should finish school, leslie Payne, ;
16-year-old boy. living near Valparaiso
took poison and is in critical condi
tion. Young Payne put strychinne ir
chocolate creams and ate three or foul