The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-11-16

Samuel Gretzinger is transact
ing business in Toledo, Ohio, this
week.
Miss Ida Bailey has returned to
Chicago after visit of several days
at the home of Adam Kepler and
with relatives at South Bend
J. T. Liggett is visiting his daug',-
ter in South Bend before going west
TO spend the winter.
Mrs d. B. Hamlet is visiting her
brother and her daughter. Mrs Clyde
Unger at Sturgis, Mich.
Mrs. Anna yesterday has.re-
TUNED to her home at Walkerton
after a visit of a few days with
relatives in this city.
Mrs. Sarah Foster of Tiosa, has
returned home after a visit of
several days in this city with her
daughters, Mrs. Bidwell and
Mrs. A. NJ. Bussert.
D. c. Cole went to ST Joseph
county after the election to visit his
son-in-law, who has been slowly dy-
ing for many weeks, and TO look af-
ter things on his farms near North
Liberty.
Mayor Logan was reelected by
the smallest majority of any other
mayor in the state, and his was
Democratic city having solid Dem
ocratic council and every city official
is a Democrat
Walter White who went to Dixon,
Illinois, six years ago and was mar
ried TO a Dixon lady year later, is
still employed in a printing office
there, has two children and writes
that he Is doing well.
Mrs Lewis Harris spent Saturday
afternoon and Sunday with her hus-
band who is putting in the automo-
bile works at Studebakers. Mr.. Har-
us is kept busy all the time putting
in mills and other machinery in large
cities.
Two bridges northeast of Argos
were ordered by the commissioners
at their last meeting The contracts
WILDE let at once One will span the
Shoemaker ditch and will be % feet
long, the other for what is known
as the dredge Will be As feet long.
Marshall P. Greer and c. w. Bak-
er, two of Center townships famous
hog raisers, went to Macy to attend
the big Duroc sale. They are getting
the best hogs wherever they can
find them and viii soon be at the top
with fine Duroc Jersey hogs.
The Bell telephone company have
put a long distance phone in Hills
bakery for the convenience of up
town business men, The phones will
remain at the hotels, and there are
now four long distance stations in
Plymouth.
The two young burglars now in
Jail were arranged in Justice Young's
court Wednesday and being unable
to give bond were sent back to jail.
The younger boy will probably be
turned over to Probation Officer
North, who will see that he is taken
care Of
Mrs. DIR. Hutchins of Milwaukee,
Wis. and Mrs. Davis of Argos, have
been visiting at DR.. Durr's in this
city Mrs Hutchins went from here
to Montana where she will visit the
family of her father, James Quivey,
and probably spend the winter there.
Her husband joined her at Argos and
will accompany her to Montana.
Nelson Kyser, former resident of
Plymouth, who has been city treasur-
er of South Bind for several years,
was defeated last Tuesday by Leo
Kucharski. Kyser was the only
Democrat who went down to defeat
on the city ticket. Under the new
law Kucharski will become mayor
of South Bend IN case of the death
of Mayor Fogarty.
The Republican ring that has DOM
mated city affairs in East Chicago for
many years and has grown rich and
fat on the taxpayers money, was
overthrown at Tuesdays election by
, the Independent Republicans and
Democrats, who elected a Citizens
ticket The Fourth ward of East
Chicago, was the controlling element
in the overthrow of the ring.