The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-09-15


Burr Oak, went to , Gfovefto*d &
visit over Sunday.
Miss Minnie Henney has secured
employment at Mishawaka and left
for that city today.
| John R. Nye and family went te
Stilwell to spend Sunday with George
Jamison and family.
Miss Florence Porcher left for South
Bend Saturday to resume her work in
f, the schools Of that city Monday.
Miss Kate Kichler, of Churubusco,
onher way to Chicago, visited her
aunt, Mrs: WV. Hill in this city Sat
day.
Misses Huldah Anderson of German
township and Pearl Seymore residing
north of Inwood, are visiting in South
Bend.
:, Mr.. ana Mrs. Levi Knepp of Bour.
bon township, have returned from a
visit of four days at the ST. Louis ex-
position.
Charles Anders, who is employed in
Detroit, has returned to that city af-
ter visit of two weeks at his home
in Plymouth. 49,.
III
The squirrel season is open. The
J season will not close until December
81. Squirrels are very plentiful this
year, tits reported.
Now that the novelty OF the first
day of school has worn off the small
boy begins to realize that he faces a
long, hard winter.
Frank Kennedy has returned to
Lakeside, Mich. after an extended Wis.,
it with the family of John Heminger
and other relatives here.
Mrs. d. S. .O'Brien moved her
household goods from Grovertown to
Plymouth Friday and went to Nebras-
ka, Monday for a visit of few weeks.
Ii you move from one township to
another now you will lose your vote.
The law requires residence of sixty
days ia township and thirty days in
precinct.
August was an uncommonly cool
month. According to the weather bu-
rean the temperature was about two
and one-half degrees below normal
throughout the month.
An exchange suggests that if some
preacher was only smart enough to
put back door in his church he would
have it filed on Sunday by men who
60 in from force of habit.
Mrs. John DeMont has returned to
her home at Kalamazoo. Mich. Her
little son who has been visiting his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Bun
nell returned home with her
Mrs. o. E. Acker who has been WIS.,
Iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Disher and other relatives In this city
and Bourbon for a month, returned to
her home at Niagara Falls Wednesday.
Frank Tyson and family have re-
turned to their home at Batavia, ILL.,,
after visit of two weeks with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson Tyson
and other relatives in North town.
ship.
One Chicago pastor who has just re-
turned from his summer vacation has
been presented with 81, 900 by his ap-
preciative parishioners. This ought
to settle the question whether or not
vacation pays.
Government weekly weather report
says little harm was done by the light
frost in the Northwest Sept. IL and
~, favorable conditions continuing In
nearly all the most productive part
of the corn belt.
Just at the time when the schools
are all opening and the scholars are
again in the tolls of learning, the st.
Louis fair has decided to admit school
children for 10 cents. Isn't that just
the school boys luck.
The sixty day poll will be taken this
week by both parties in every precinct
in Indiana. The party that does this
work best will have the best organiza-
ton. This poll is the first accurate ba-
sis for campaign plans.
Charles S. Deneen, republican can
didate for Governor of Illinois, shook
1000 hands during his visit to the
county fair at Olney. Thursday. And
once more we are brought to realize
that is the hard part of the job.
Claude Wolfe killed rattIesnake
In his fathers barn at Walkerten,
last Friday. 1t was coiled on the
barn floor ready to strike when he
saw 1t. The snake was about three
feet long and had eight rattles.
Big onion stories are now coming