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


90 ,e TO Niles, Michigan to work.
Miss Geneva Carr OF Inwo0d went
to South Bend to the commercial COL
lege today.
Debs had 469 votes in Elkhart
county and allexcept so were cast IN
the city of Elkhart.
Rev. Crowder and G. T. Mattingly
went to ST. Louis Monday TO visit
the fair tor few days.
L. Sinninger of Kcsciusko county,
visited over Sunday with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles Long.
John Gangloff, of Kirby, Ohio, one
Of our valued subscribers, seads US
renewal order this week.
III. B. Flora, proprietor of the south
side grocery, who has been sick for
several weeks is improving.
Fred Shoemaker and n. f. Rock
hill went to Larwill Monday to take
treatment for rheumatism.
Thursday Nov. "a is Thanksgiving
day, and Governor Durbin has issued
the proclamation accordingly.
Miss Inez Smith of Tiosa, visited
over Sunday with the family of her
uncle, George MAGELLAN east OF town
Even cid Shelby county, the Glib
ralter of Indiana democracy was swept
from its moorings in the Tuesday av.
alanche.
More than a score of young mer
from the central part of the state
changed cars here today for Valparaiso
to attend school.
Stewart Hughes, residing west Of
Plymouth, is assisting in the closing
out sale of the holland Bros. stock Of
goods at Tippecanoe.
Miss Catherine DalIymple took bel
brother, William Dalrymple, to How
ard county today where he will make
his home with his sister.
Mrs, G.. w, Matthews has returned
to her home at South Bend after Z
visit of two weeks with the family o.
d. E. Snyder in this city.
John Widman and family arr
moving from near Monterey this weel
to- the farm Mr.. Widman purchased
just northeast of Plymouth.
1t is great year for the observance
of Thanksgiving. Even democrat!
have much to be thankful for, though
the election did fail to go their way.
Charles Jandervin and Miss Emm;
Wareham of Lapaz, were married a
the M. E, parsonage In this city Sat
urday afternoon by Rev. j. S. Grow
der.
Judge Howard, of South Bend. ex
chief justice of the supreme court o
Indiana, is trying case as specia
Judge at the court house this after
noon.
Mrs. Kintzel Of Mentone, has beer
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Elijal
Stansbury and her son, Charles Kint
eel in this city, during the past TIVE
weeks.
Elmer Thrash, who is attending
the South Bend commercial COLLEGE
visited over Sunday with the famil,
of his uncle in the northeast corner o
Green township.
], NJ. Heminger received Telegram
Monday announcing the death of hi
mother, Mrs. Lydia A. Heminger a
Nappanee. Her age was ninety year
and she was well known in thi
county.
The eastern and southeastern state
were in the clutch of a bad storm o
sleet and snow Sunday. Many cite
suffered damage and telephone ant
telegraph communication was cut of
in many places.
Josiah Geisleman, residing on South
Michigan street, has been quite il
with heart trouble for several days
He is one CT the old settlers in Mar
shall county AMI built one Of the frs
houses in Bremen.
Schuyler Fairbanks Of Green town
ship was in Plymouth Friday looking
after the property he recently pur
chased where Upton Stansbury TO
many years raised his fine chickens
Mr.. Fairbanks will move to Plymouth
next week.
Mrs. j. @. Kline and daughter, Mis-
Clara Keesey went to Deedsville Mon
day where they will reside during th
coming year, Rev. j. Q. Kline hav
ing been transferred from Donaldson
to the Macy and Deedsiyille circuit
They are an excellent family tina
Marshall county regrets ID lose.
Walter G. Bailey, OF Peru, visite,