The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-11-03

70 Decatur, linois, tor visit OF sew
efal weeks. - = 49,. -
/ The familys>of Superintendent
MARKS have returned from the ST
Louis exposition. (.
Every man on the republican coun
ty ticket-is an honest man and has ar
interest In the welfare ct the county
Mrs. Lorenzo Pelton fell down stairs
at her home in this city last Wednesday
afternoon and broke her lett arm be
low the elbow,
George Kruger raised fifty five bush
els of fine potatoes on nineteen rows
ninety feet long in his garden in Ply
mouth this year.
S ephen X. Hampton, former resi-
dent of this city, is here from FCrl
Wayne for a visit Of several days with
his children. He is badly crippled
Will Iuculudulom.
Mrs. Christian Fisher returned from
Fitzgerald. Georgia, Thursday bringing
with her the remains of her son, Emo.
ry Group, who died eight years ago.
Thew were taken to Oak Hill for re-
interment.
1t may not be too early to call the
republicans attention to the necessity
OF getting out every vote on Nov. 8,
II they would be certain OF victory
They may depend upon it that the
democrats will do SO.
Morgan johnson returned to his
home at GreenvilIe, O., Thursday. His
health has not been good for the past
two years, but is better now than 1t
was yeer ago. He contemplates re-
firing from active business soon.
Every vote cast for S. J. Hayes for
prosecuting attorney is vote for Law
and order. Mr.. Hayes Is a good law
yer and men who expect to violate law
do not want good lawyer for prose-
cutOr, and such men will vote for Mol
ter.
The county clerk has brought the
state ballots for Marshall county from
indianapolis to Plymouth. There are
Is, 160 representing twice the number
of voters in the county and small re-
serve to be used in case of accidents OF
any kind
Every republican that can be hired
to change precincts or leave home on
election day will be hired by the DEM
ocratic manipalauors between now and
Nov. 8. NO republican should place
himself where he will be suspicioned
Of selling out.
Mrs. L. Bartholomew who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Pearman and
her niece. Mrs, Cunningham, left for
her home at Niles, Michigan, Friday.
Mrs. Pearman accompanied her as far
as South Bend where she will visit her
son and other relatives.
The only time when charitable work
has been dons in Plymouth Was in 1898
and 1894 when the country was suf-
fering from erroneous policies Of gov
eminent administered by the demo-
cratic party, put into power to
'.change" things. They did, and will
do it again.
We warn the republicans Of this
county that their organization is not
what it ought to be. Every one that
is interested in the success Of the re-
publican county ticket should consti-
tute himself a committee Of one and
spare no effort for success until the
votes are cast.
District Chairman Norman was In
Plymouth and reported republi-
can prospects bright ia the Thirteen
th district If every republican does
his duty. Republicans should be wide
awake from now until election. for
democrats have plenty Of money to
bring all democrats to the polls.
The forty-twO voting machines
bought for Vigo county are being put
in position in the forty-two precincts,
with an instructor at each one to ex-
plain their operation to voters. This
will be done for week. This is the
first county in the state to attempt
the use Of machines for all voters.
The sale of section IA of the state
land along the Kankakee river, has
been postponed indefinitely. Cover
nor Durbin and Auditor Sherrick went
TO Knox, Starke county, to complete
arrangements for the sale Saturday.
but on arriving there found conditions
such that postponement was deemed
advisable.
1t is the good fortune of the repub-
licanS of Center township to have as