The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-10-26
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Mrs. Lucinda Green is visiting rel
atives at Laporte.
Judson S. Parker and wife have
returned to Newark, Illinois.
The great Chicago horse show op-
ened Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Thayer
are visiting in Chicago.
Henry S. CRUDE has returned from
visit with his daughter, Mrs. Dora
Kleimer in Cleveland, Ohio
Miss Ethel Ebel has secured en-
ployment at South Bend and COM
menced work this week.
Mrs. Augustus Seider is visiting
her son Samuel Seider, at South
Bend.
Mrs. George A. Williams has re-
turned from a visit of a few days
with her daughter at Hamlet.
Gust the bosses and place the con-
troll of municipal affairs in the hands
of the taxpayers.
During the winter commencing
Nov. 1, the grocery stores of Ply
mouth will close at o'clock except
Saturday and Monday evenings.
If there are as many independent
voters in Plymouth as there are men
who talk that way, tickets will be
very much mixed on election day.
John c. Jilson for many years a
prominent citizen of Plymouth, is re-
ported critically i'll at his home in
Chicago.
Miss Beezley, elocutionist, from
Chicago, will give an entertainment
at Samaritans hall Wednesday even
ing, Oct. 25th. Admission Is cents.
Scores of people from distant towns
visit Plymouth every day to get some
of the great bargains in dry goods
and clothing offered by Plymouth
merchants.
Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Isaac Lockard
have returned to their homes in Ohio
after visit with the family of Ma
than Stout, who owns the Shaded
Blain farm northeast of Plymouth.
Bert Reeve is spending two weeks
at Fort Wayne He has been suf-
fering from nervous trouble for sew
eral months and is taking a much
needed rest.
H. w. Owens of Chicago, the
voice builder, teacher OF music and
composition, and instructor of the
Mozart club spent Monday afternoon
and Monday night in Plymouth.
The political condition of Phila-
delphia is deplorable, but the people
are to blame Those citizens who are
now shouting themselvs hoarse for
reform, have neglected their civic du-
ties for years.
Mrs. Gormley of Greenfield, Ohio,
who has been visiting the family OF
Joseph H. BENEFIT in this city, is now
visiting for a few days at Rochester
and will go from there to Illinois to
visit relatives before returning home.
Gov. Folk says: IF corruption
exists in Philadelphia, the people are
TO blame; if corruption is to be Grad
ciated, the people alone can do it
The same may be said of Plymouth.
The people can have whatsoever they
will.
DR.. S. c. Loring came home Mon
day afternoon and remained over
night with his family. He is well
pleased with his post graduate course
in medicine and surgery in Chicago
and will remain several weeks, but
will be at home to vote the Republi-
can ticket November z
Ninety miles an hour was the speed
of special train that passed through
Plymouth going west carrying the
general manager and some other of
hcers of the Pennsylvania. Byron
Holmes was the engineer and the
run from Plymouth. to Wanatah, 81
miles. was made in 21 minutes.
When Jim Robinson was a mem
Der of congress from Fort Wayne
he took particular pains to distribute
his share of government seeds
among his constituents, and now he
is reaping his reward. The prize
pumpkin at the Angola fair weighed
20 pounds, and after the fair wa:
over it was shipped to the ex-con
gresham. On the address tag wa:
this inscription: EAT what you car
and can what you can't" The pump
kin was raised from seed sent out BY
Mr.. Robinson.