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


Mr.. and Mrs. Gillespie will occupy
the Thayer residence on South Mich
lgan street.
Mrs, Draper, Of Mclean county, IL
linois, is visiting her sitter, Mrs. j.
r. Miller, at Donaldson.
Mrs. Sarah L. Smith, for many
years the leading mllliner at Walker
ten, died Tuesday aged 70 years.
Mrs. Jacob Seider has returned to
Elkhart, after visit of week with
relatives and friends in this county,
Melvin G. Field who has been spend
ing the summer in North Dakota, re-
turned to his home in this city Friday
evening.
Ohio gives Roosevelt over 24O, 900
majority. We give this as local news
because more than 1000 Ohio people
reside IN this vicinity.
Mrs. John Profit arrived from South
Bend Saturday for a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Zumbaugh of Green township.
Roosevelt's majority in Missouri,
according to complete returns, excep-
ting two counties, will be 23.22S. In
the same counties Folk has major
ity Of $4,000.
The democrats elected four state
senators in the entire state of Indiana,
and only thirteen members of the low
er house. Daniel Mcdonald being the
thirteenth member.
Elias Sherar was beaten "a votes for
assessor of Center township by John
WeISsert. but Mr.. Sherer has no reas-
on to feel bad. He ran ahead of the
state and county ticket and was beaten
because OF the large democratic major.
ity 10 this township.
Mrs. Sallie Deemer brought to our
office rose that was blooming out Of
doors on the 10th of November. 1t
was not monthly rose but one of
the hardy varieties that bloomed in
June and bloomed second time In
October and November.
Peter MeSsner died at his home
northeast OF Bourbon Monday morn
ing, at four O'Clock from typhoid few
er and an abcess on the lung, aged 10
wears. Funeral services were held at
the home Wednesday and interment
in Stony Point Cemetery.
Mrs. May Reynolds went to Gull
yer Friday to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Bremen. Mrs Bren-
ner has been seriously ill for several
weeks suffering from diseases incident
to old age and general debility. and
Mr.. Bremen is now reported ill.
Attorneys Kelly. Peters and Rob-
bins of Knox are here on the John B..
Jayne ditch most of which is i'm Ore
gon township Starke county. The
case was brought here on change of
venue and has occupied the court since
the election. 1t will probably not be
concluded before Friday,
John Allen Skunk, for manv years
an attorney of Plymouth and well
known throughout Marshall county,
was elected prosecuting attorney of
Miami county. The Office is worth
$4,000 a year in that county and Mr..
Shunk's hundreds of friends In Mar
shall county extend congratulations.
Mr.. Weaver residing east of the
Maple Grove church got his finger
caught in corn shredder Friday ju
as the machine was starting and the
end of the finger was taken off and
his hand badly lacerated. Had the
machine been in full motion his arm
would have been taken off.
1t is reported that Herring said after
his speech here: 81 am entirely con-
fident that / will win. Two weeks
ago 1 believed 1 had only a fighting
chance. but things have so shaped
themselves since then that / have
every reason to expect victory. l ex.
pect to carry st. Joe county by big
majority. The organization there is
in fine condition. /" st, Joseph county
gave Brick 5000 majority.
The republicans of Indiana. besides
sweeping the state and national tic
kets by Overwhelming majorlties.
have gained two new members to
congress, aud have increased their
working majority in the legislature.
John C.sJhaney defeated Congressman
Miers in the Second district, carrying
every county with the exception OF
Sullivan. Newton w. Gilbert goes to
congress from the Twelfth district
with plurality of about 5000.
The man who doesn't consider il
worth while to go to the polls because
lone vote won t make any difference